easy to assemble, looks nice in the kitchen, and my cat drinks from it multiple times a day.
She ignored two other fountains before this one. No clue why, but she actually drinks from this every day now. I've stopped questioning it.
Jenny K.
Third fountain I've tried. The other two got pink gunk in the pump within weeks no matter what I did. This one's been three months and it's still just... clean? Genuinely didn't expect that.
Marcus T.
My cat's 13, and the vet brought up her kidneys at the last checkup. I can't force her to drink more, but I can make the water more appealing. She's at this thing constantly now, way more than she ever went to her old bowl.
Denise M.
Real cats, real bowls, and the moment they stop walking away.

Develop kidney disease. Water intake becomes critical for their survival.
Source: Cornell Feline Health Center
Never check how much water their cat is drinking. Even with a diagnosis already in hand.
Source: peer-reviewed survey, PubMed
Cats are built to hide illness. By the time something looks wrong, it's usually already been building for a while.
The warning signs are easy to miss. Stay a step ahead
Cats naturally trust moving water
The reservoir and lid go straight in the dishwasher
No subscriptions, no stockouts, just filters when you need them

Quiet enough that most owners forget it's even running
One fill can last several days
Stainless steel doesn't crack, stain, or wear out
Plastic is the most common trap cat parents fall into
| Feature | Mr. Wagoo
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Plastic fountains
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|---|---|---|
| Food-grade, non-porous stainless steel | ||
| Pump covered for a full year | $$$ Extra | |
| Dishwasher-safe reservoir and lid | ||
| No subscription lock-in | ||
| Triple filtration system |
The good, the picky, and the ones who took a full week to come round.
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Including the ones most fountain brands would rather skip
Still not sure? Ask us anything.
Most do, but not always on day one. Some cats take a few days to decide a new object in the kitchen is trustworthy. Leave the old bowl out alongside it for the first week and let your cat pick.
If they still won't touch it, you've got 30 days to send it back for a full refund. We'd rather refund you than argue with a cat.
Fair question, and the honest answer isn't about features. Most cheap fountains are plastic, and plastic is slightly porous, so bacteria get a real grip on it over time. Within a couple of weeks the water tastes the same as the bowl your cat was already ignoring.
Stainless steel doesn't have that problem. It's non-porous, so there's far less for that film to hold onto in the first place.
No, and anyone telling you otherwise is overselling. Nothing eliminates biofilm entirely. It comes from your cat's own saliva.
What this does is slow it down a lot, so the water is still fresh on day four instead of turning by dinnertime on day one. Give it a proper clean once a week and you're set.
Every 2 weeks, depending on how many cats are using it and how hard your water is.
Order a bundle upfront and you're covered for months at a time. No subscription needed.
Wired plugs in and runs continuously, which is the simplest option if there's an outlet nearby.
Wireless runs on a rechargeable battery and turns on when your cat approaches, so you can place it anywhere in the house, even away from a plug.
If you're not sure, wired is the easier choice for most homes. Wireless is worth it if the best spot for the fountain isn't near an outlet, or if your cat is picky about where they drink.
No. We don't lock you into a subscription. Instead, we offer bundle and quantity deals, so you can buy filters when you actually need them.
It's quiet, not silent. You'll hear moving water if you're standing right next to it. That sound is what draws a cat over in the first place.
What you won't get is a hum at the socket or a drip that keeps you awake. Those are the two complaints that make people shelve a fountain, and the two we designed against.
Rinse it in the sink or put the steel parts in the dishwasher. There are no tiny crevices to poke at.
Once a week, pull the pump apart and run a brush through it, then rinse. That's the whole routine.
The 108 oz size suits one cat comfortably. Go for the 237 oz if you've got two or more cats, or if you're away for stretches and want fewer refills.
Wired is simplest. Wireless lets you put it anywhere, which matters if your cat has strong opinions about where they drink.
We usually process orders within 1 to 3 business days. Once processed, delivery usually takes 7 to 10 business days. We'll keep you updated by email at each step, and send your tracking link as soon as it's available.
Then it's covered for a full year. Pumps failing after a few months is the single most common complaint in this whole category, so we'd rather back the thing properly than sell you the warranty separately at checkout.
That's on top of the standard 30-day return window for any other reason. One easy way to help it last: never let it run dry.
Don't let it run dry. Running out of water, even for a day, is the single most common reason pump motors fail. Check the water level regularly, especially between full cleans.