Cat Water Fountain 1L, Quiet Ceramic Cat Drinking Fountain
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Moving water your cat actually wants
Cats are drawn to water that moves. The PureFlow keeps a soft spring welling up at the centre of its basin, so every pass through the kitchen becomes an invitation to stop and sip.
- A gentle ripple catches the eye without splashing the floor
- Wide basin sits at a natural, comfortable lapping height
- Whiskers stay clear of the sides, so sensitive cats settle in fast
Fresh, flowing water on tap
A quiet pump keeps the water gently circulating and softly bubbling all day, so it stays fresh and inviting. Cats are drawn to running water and end up drinking more.
- Gentle bubbling flow, never a stagnant bowl
- Encourages fussy cats to drink more
- Whisper-quiet pump you barely notice
A fountain that looks after the water
The PureFlow is glazed ceramic through and through. It keeps water tasting clean, wipes down in seconds and is heavy enough to shrug off a determined head-bump.
- Smooth glazed surface resists the slimy film bowls can develop
- Reassuring 1.4 kg heft keeps it planted on hard floors
- Soft matte cream finish that suits any room it lives in
Three-stage filter for cleaner water
Water passes up through cotton, activated carbon and ion-exchange resin before it reaches the surface, trapping hair, grit and odours. The whole filter lifts out and swaps in seconds.
- Softer, better-tasting water your cat prefers
- Replaceable filter keeps it fresh for weeks
- Food-safe ceramic, easy to rinse clean
Two parts, one rinse, done
No fiddly channels or awkward corners. The basin lifts straight off the reservoir, the pump unclips, and everything rinses clean at the sink in a couple of minutes.
- Replaceable filter catches hair, dust and stray biscuit crumbs
- Low-energy pump sips power all day and stays whisper quiet
- 1 litre capacity suits one or two cats between refills
From box to bubbling in minutes
Setting up the PureFlow is genuinely a two-minute job.
- Step 1: Rinse the basin, reservoir and pump, then sit the filter in place
- Step 2: Fill the reservoir with fresh tap water up to the fill line
- Step 3: Lower the basin lid on and plug in the low-voltage cable
- Step 4: Top up every day or two and give it a quick rinse each week
Why choose Povelio over plastic fountains
Ceramic that stays cleaner and lasts longer
Fresh, flowing water, every hour of the day.
Frequently asked questions
Is the PureFlow really made of ceramic?
Yes. The body and basin are glazed ceramic rather than plastic, which keeps water tasting fresh, feels cool to the touch and gives the fountain a reassuring weight on the floor.
How loud is the pump at night?
Barely audible. The small submersible pump sits inside the reservoir under water, so all you hear is a very soft ripple. Most owners keep it running in the bedroom or kitchen without noticing it.
How often should I clean it and how easy is that?
A quick rinse of the basin and a water change every few days keeps things fresh, with a fuller clean of the reservoir and pump about once a week. The two ceramic parts lift apart and rinse clean in a couple of minutes.
How often does the filter need replacing?
Roughly every two to four weeks with normal use, or sooner in a multi-cat home. The filter slots in and out in seconds and standard round foam and carbon replacements are easy to find.
Is it suitable for kittens or small dogs?
Yes. The basin sits low enough for kittens and small dogs to lap comfortably, and the 1 litre capacity comfortably serves one or two pets. Very large or messy drinkers may prefer a bigger fountain.
What happens if the water runs low while I am out?
The reservoir holds a full litre, so day trips are no problem. We recommend topping it up every day or two and checking the level before longer absences so the pump always stays submerged.
Povelio products are designed for everyday comfort, play and wellbeing. They are not veterinary or medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. If your pet has a health concern, please speak to a qualified vet.