Silvertap Cat Water Fountain — 2.2 L, Stainless Steel Faucet
Silvertap Cat Water Fountain — 2.2 L, Stainless Steel Faucet
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A 304 stainless-steel body, a curved faucet that pours a thin, steady stream, and 2.2 liters of filtered water — the moving water many cats already wait for at the sink, served at floor level.
Cats are wired to trust water that moves, which is why many ignore a full bowl and wait by the bathroom tap instead. This fountain brings that faucet stream to the floor: a quiet pump lifts filtered water up a gooseneck spout, where it falls onto a stainless-steel plate and drains back into the tank. Your cat can lick from the falling stream or sip from the plate. The body, plate and spout are all food-grade 304 stainless steel, so there's no plastic bowl to hold film or stale odor, and a lit window on the side shows the water level at a glance.
Features
- Stainless steel, not just the tray — the body, drinking plate and faucet spout are food-grade 304 stainless steel: non-porous, odor-resistant and quick to wipe clean.
- Faucet-style stream — a curved gooseneck spout pours a thin, steady stream onto the steel plate, so your cat can lick from the flow or drink from the plate.
- Four-layer filtration — a filter cartridge with coconut-shell activated carbon traps hair and debris and reduces odors and chlorine taste as the water circulates.
- Lit water-level window — a vertical window glows soft blue on the side of the tank, so you can see when to top up, even in a dim room.
- Whisper-quiet pump — the submersible pump is rated about 20–30 dB, so what you mostly hear is the soft trickle of the stream.
- 2.2 L, about 10 days of water — the 74 fl oz tank holds roughly a week and a half of drinking water for one cat, so you top up less often.
Specifications
- Material: food-grade 304 stainless-steel body, top plate and faucet spout
- Capacity: 2.2 L (74 fl oz)
- Dimensions: approx. 18 × 18 × 13.5 cm (7.1 × 7.1 × 5.3 in)
- Weight: approx. 700 g (1.5 lb)
- Power: plug-in pump with power cable
- Noise: rated about 20–30 dB
- Filtration: four-layer filter cartridge with coconut-shell activated carbon
- Water level: vertical window lit by a blue LED
- Color: stainless-steel silver with gray trim
Care
Rinse the tank, steel plate and spout every few days, and give the pump a deeper clean weekly to keep the stream steady. Replace the filter cartridge roughly every two to four weeks depending on your water and how many cats drink. Always unplug the fountain before cleaning, and keep the plug end of the cable dry.
Many cats skip the bowl and wait by the sink — they're wired to trust water that moves. This fountain brings the faucet to the floor: a curved steel spout pours a thin, filtered stream onto a stainless-steel plate, so your cat can lick from the flow or sip from the plate.
Stainless steel from spout to body
The body, the drinking plate and the curved spout are all food-grade 304 stainless steel. Steel is non-porous, so it wipes clean in seconds instead of holding on to the slick film and stale odor that plastic bowls can pick up over time.
The faucet stream, at floor level
If your cat waits by the bathroom tap, this is that water — without leaving the sink running. A gooseneck spout pours a thin, steady stream onto the steel plate, and your cat can lick straight from the flow or drink from the plate, whichever feels natural.
Filtered as it circulates
The water keeps circulating through a four-layer filter cartridge with coconut-shell activated carbon. It traps hair and debris and reduces odors and chlorine taste, so the stream keeps tasting fresh between refills.
Quiet pump, easy-to-read level
The submersible pump is rated about 20–30 dB, so the main sound is the soft trickle of the stream. A vertical window lit by a soft blue LED shows how much water is left, so you can top up before the tank runs low.
How to use it
From box to first drink in a few minutes — no tools, no plumbing.
— how to use
Rinse and fit the filter
Rinse the tank, steel plate and spout, seat the four-layer filter cartridge in its holder, and set the pump in the base.
Fill and assemble
Pour in up to 2.2 L of drinking water, then fit the steel top plate and the faucet spout so the stream lands on the plate.
Plug in and let it flow
Set the fountain where your cat likes to drink and plug in the power cable. The lit window tells you when to top up.
A closer look
The faucet stream, the four-layer filter and the details that keep the water fresh.
Why cats come back to the stream
A stainless-steel faucet fountain versus the plastic pump fountain it replaces.
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How it works
A quiet submersible pump draws water from the 2.2-liter tank and sends it up through the curved faucet spout. The water falls in a thin stream onto the stainless-steel top plate and drains back into the tank, circulating through a four-layer filter cartridge with coconut-shell activated carbon that catches hair and debris and reduces odors and chlorine taste. Your cat can lick from the stream or sip from the plate, and a blue-lit window shows the water level. The pump runs on a power cable, so the stream flows as long as the fountain is plugged in.
Specifications
What’s in the box
- Stainless-steel fountain with 2.2 L tank
- Steel top plate and faucet spout
- Submersible pump with power cable
- Four-layer filter cartridge
- User manual
Care & safety
Rinse the tank, steel plate and spout every few days and deep-clean the pump weekly so the stream stays steady. Swap the filter cartridge about every two to four weeks depending on your water and the number of cats. Always unplug before cleaning — and keep the plug end of the cable dry.
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery in 7–12 days, free on every order. 90-day money-back guarantee.
Is this fountain suitable for cats specifically?
Yes. The low steel plate, gentle faucet stream and quiet pump are made with cats in mind, and many cats that ignore a still bowl happily drink from moving water. Some take a few days to trust a new fountain, so keep the old bowl nearby at first.
Does it need to be plugged in?
Yes. The pump runs on a power cable, so place the fountain within reach of an outlet. There's no battery or motion sensor — the stream simply keeps circulating while it's plugged in. If you'd rather go cord-free, take a look at our Steelspring Cordless fountain.
How often should I change the filter?
Plan on every two to four weeks, sooner with multiple cats or hard water. If the stream weakens or the water looks cloudy, replace the cartridge and rinse the pump. Spare cartridges are sold here as the Replacement Filter Pack style, or with the fountain as Fountain + Filter Pack.
Why stainless steel instead of plastic?
Plastic can develop a slick film and hold odors that put cats off. Food-grade 304 stainless steel is non-porous and wipes clean easily, and here it's used for the body, plate and spout — not just the drinking tray.
How long does a full tank last?
A cat drinks roughly 40–60 ml of water per kilogram of body weight a day, so for a typical 4–5 kg cat the 2.2 L tank lasts about 10 days, a little less in a warm, dry room. With more cats, top up sooner — the lit window shows when.
How loud is it?
Quiet. The submersible pump is rated about 20–30 dB, so the main sound is the gentle trickle of water onto the plate. A low tank or hair in the pump is what usually makes a fountain hum.