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Cat Drinking Fountain 360° Sensor 1.5 L Quiet

Cat Drinking Fountain 360° Sensor 1.5 L Quiet

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The water bowl is empty – and the cat is pacing around hungrily.

Anyone who fills fresh water several times a day while watching the cat ignore the standing water knows the problem: cats prefer running water. This drinking fountain with a 360° circulation keeps the water constantly moving – reliably encouraging even reluctant drinking cats to drink. With a 1.5-liter capacity, one filling lasts several days, and the non-slip base ensures the fountain stays in place even on smooth tiles.

Benefits

  • No daily water changes anymore: The 1.5-liter tank lasts several days – you no longer have to refill morning and evening while the cat waits impatiently.
  • No carrying around and spilling: The non-slip base keeps the fountain securely in place on smooth floors and tiles – no more mopping up or readjusting.
  • No worries about unnecessary noise: The 2.5-watt pump operates silently, so you don’t have to check whether shy cats are deterred from drinking by the sound of the fountain.

Specifications

  • Capacity: 1.5 liters
  • Power: 2.5 watts
  • Voltage: 220–240 V
  • Material: PET/PP plastic
  • Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 x 12 cm
  • Colors: Yellow, White
  • Includes: Drinking fountain, pump, power cable

Usage

  1. Fill: Remove the tank, fill with fresh water up to the mark, and replace it.
  2. Connect: Insert the pump, connect the power cable, and place the fountain on a non-slip surface.
  3. Clean: Disassemble the fountain, rinse all parts under running water, and let dry – takes only a few minutes.

Pro tip: Do not place the fountain directly next to the food – cats prefer water and food to be spatially separated and then drink much more frequently.