Cat Water Fountain — 2.2L Stainless Steel, Ultra Quiet | Yippo

Your cat isn't being picky. Still water just isn't appealing.

Cats evolved to avoid standing water — in the wild, still water meant stagnant water. That instinct doesn't switch off indoors. Which is why a full bowl can sit untouched all day while your cat waits for the faucet.

The Yippo Fountain keeps water moving and filtered, so drinking stops being a chore you have to supervise.

Built to fix what goes wrong with other fountains

• Ultra-quiet pump. The number one complaint about pet fountains is the hum. Ours runs quietly enough to leave in a bedroom overnight.
• 304 stainless steel, not plastic. Plastic fountains develop a slick film within days of cleaning. Steel resists it, rinses clean, and doesn't hold odours.
• Takes apart in seconds. No pliers, no hidden chambers you can't reach. Every part that touches water comes out.
• 2.2L capacity. Refill every few days instead of every morning — enough for one cat comfortably, or two in a pinch.
• Replaceable filters. Catches hair, dust and debris before your cat drinks it. Bundles include 3 or 8 filters so you're stocked for months.

Specifications

• Capacity: 2.2L (74 oz)
• Material: 304 stainless steel bowl
• Power: 5V USB pump
• Filtration: replaceable multi-stage filter
• Suitable for: cats and small dogs
• Dishwasher-safe steel components

Getting your cat to use it

Most cats take to it within a day or two. If yours is cautious, place it where their old bowl was and leave the bowl out for the first few days — curiosity usually does the rest. Running water is a strong draw for cats who already drink from taps.

Shipping & returns

Free shipping to the US. Most orders arrive within two weeks. If it isn't right for you, contact us and we'll make it right.

The Yippo Fountain encourages cats to drink more by keeping water fresh and moving. It is not a medical device and makes no claim to treat or prevent any health condition. If you have concerns about your cat's hydration or health, speak with your veterinarian.