Pet Drinking Fountain? Cat Dog Water Bowl

Capacity: 2.5L

Size: 20.5*20.5*18.3cm

Material: stainless steel and plastic

Features

1. Premium Hygiene & Durability
The 304 stainless steel basin resists bacteria growth 5x better than plastic fountains, while being scratch-proof against enthusiastic drinkers. Dishwasher-safe for effortless cleaning.

2. Smart Water Circulation
Multi-directional flow system mimics natural streams, enticing pets to drink 40% more. Self-priming pump works flawlessly even after water refills.

3. Pet-Safe Engineering
Weighted anti-tip base prevents spills (tested for 15lb+ dogs), while the ultra-quiet pump (<28dB) won’t startle nervous cats.

Story

The Stainless Steel Conspiracy

Sir Reginald Pawsington III, a British Shorthair of refined tastes, had standards:

• Water bowls: Changed thrice daily (served at precisely 12°C)

• Ice cubes: Diamond-shaped only (his humans’ failed attempts were insulting)

• Presentation: Ceramic, never plastic (gasp)

Then his humans committed treason—they installed the Stainless Steel Pet Fountain.

Day 1: Outrage
The fountain’s industrial gleam offended Reginald’s aesthetic sensibilities. He expressed his displeasure by:

• Knocking over his antique water bowl (a Ming dynasty replica, allegedly)

• Staging a thirst strike (lasted 7 minutes until the fountain’s bubbling wore him down)

• Composing a protest yowl (later sampled by a neighborhood tomcat’s rap album)

Day 3: Reluctant Curiosity
Moonlight revealed the fountain’s secret weapon—its circulating water sparkled. Reginald approached like a cat burglar:

1. Paw-test (stainless steel was annoyingly un-scratchable)

2. Whisker dip (the water was… refreshingly cold)

3. Full-face plunge (he blamed "scientific curiosity")

The Betrayal
By week’s end:

• Reginald drank exclusively at 3 AM (for privacy)

• The fountain’s anti-tip base survived his "accidental" shoves

• His humans caught him grooming the steel surface (he claimed it was "maintenance work")

Final Insult
The neighbor’s Labrador—a dog—received an identical fountain. Reginald now guards his like the Crown Jewels, permitting the mutt to drink only after performing a ceremonial paw-washing ritual.

Moral: Even the poshest cats can’t resist aerated hydration.