Stainless Steel Automatic Pet Water Fountain Bowl Smart Circulating Cat Water Dispenser Feeder with Filtration System

Size:25.5*25.5*10cm

Material 304 stainless steel food grade PP

Weight:0.8kg

Package size 26*26*14cm

Capacity:3.4L

Operating voltage:5V

Design:OEM

Features

1. Hygienic & Durable Stainless Steel Design ????

? Made of food-grade 304 stainless steel that resists bacteria buildup (unlike plastic fountains)
? Easy to clean with no hard-to-reach corners where mold can grow
? Chew-proof for cats who like to gnaw on their water sources

2. Smart Water Circulation System ????

? Silent submersible pump keeps water moving 24/7 to prevent stagnation
? Oxygenates water for better taste, encouraging cats to drink more
? Low-water sensor automatically shuts off pump to prevent damage

3. Multi-Stage Filtration for Clean Water ?????

? 3-layer filter system removes hair, debris, and odors
? Activated carbon filter improves water taste
? Replaceable filters (compatible with most brands)

Bonus Features:
? 2 flow modes (gentle stream for shy cats/bubbling fountain for curious ones)
? Non-slip base to prevent messy spills

Ideal for: Multi-cat households, cats with urinary health needs, or pet parents who want a low-maintenance solution!

"Finally—a water fountain even the pickiest Persian will love!" ????

Attentions

1. Please send the product every week clean water dispenser at a time.

2. The pump should be cleaned once every week; If the water level in water tank is too low, the pump will stop working, and at the same time are prone to failure. Please timely to feed fresh water into the tank.

3. If long-term not clean water pump, the pump impeller have hair clogging. Impeller is completely water calcium packages, sometimes will make product to stop working. The phenomenon such as water yield smaller.

4. Each use activated carbon filter, please soak in water for 5 minutes before using, filtering effect is better.

5.if the product of the abnormal noise and pump noise is too big, will be clean, water pump, please restart the boot before using.

6. If the product of the pump the abnormal noise and the noise is too big and too much water running, may be the capacity of the water in the tank is too little, please add water into the tank.

Story

The Fountain of Youth

Mr. Whiskers had seen it all.

At the ripe old age of 17, the tuxedo cat had outlived three owners, survived a seagull attack at the beach, and perfected the art of knocking over water glasses with surgical precision. But this? This shiny metal contraption his new human had brought home? This was different.

The Stainless Steel Automatic Smart Cat Water Fountain sat in the corner of the kitchen, humming softly like a spaceship from one of those sci-fi shows his human watched. Mr. Whiskers approached cautiously, his arthritic joints protesting every step.

Day 1: Suspicion
The fountain had the audacity to move on its own. Water cascaded down its sleek tiers, catching the afternoon light. Mr. Whiskers sniffed. Back in his day, water sat politely in bowls like God intended.

He gave it his best intimidating stare. The fountain responded by cheerfully bubbling louder.

Day 3: Reluctant Curiosity
At 3 AM (prime mischief hours), Mr. Whiskers conducted experiments:

• Paw slapped the flowing stream → Water splashed his nose (rude)

• Yowled at it → Fountain blinked its LED indicator mockingly

• Attempted to climb it → Slipped on the non-skid base (embarrassing)

Yet... the water did taste better. Crisp. Fresh. Like the puddles he used to drink from as a kitten.

Day 7: The Incident
The fountain committed an unforgivable sin: It stopped.

Mr. Whiskers paced as the pump fell silent. The low-water sensor light glowed red. He peered into the reservoir—bone dry. A catastrophe!

With great effort, he jumped onto the counter (ignoring his creaky hips) and batted a glass onto the floor. CRASH.

His human came running. "What the—? Oh! Forgot to refill your fountain."

As fresh water flowed again, Mr. Whiskers drank triumphantly. The fountain lived to serve another day.

Epilogue:
Though he'd never admit it, Mr. Whiskers' coat grew shinier. His vet marveled at his improved kidney values. And when the fountain occasionally needed a refill? Well... there were always glasses to knock over.

Moral: Even the most stubborn cats can't resist technology designed by humans who finally got something right.

"The fountain stays. The human is on probation." – Mr. Whiskers, probably