Collection: Cat Water Fountains & Water Dispensers

Some cats ignore a perfectly good bowl of water, then drink from your glass the second you look away. A cat water fountain could win them over.

If yours is a fussy drinker, a fountain or water dispenser keeps fresh water flowing or topped up all day.

How to Choose a Cat Water Fountain

Choose by how your cat likes to drink, then by where it will sit and how much cleaning you're up for. Here's how the options at Kitty Corner compare.

Should you get a fountain or a water dispenser?

Get a fountain if your cat likes moving water, and a dispenser if you'd rather keep things simple. A fountain uses a small pump to keep the water moving and runs it through a filter. A water dispenser has no pump at all: gravity refills the bowl from a tank as your cat drinks, so it's silent and doesn't need power.

How often does a cat water fountain need cleaning?

About once a week, with a fresh filter every four to six weeks or as the instructions say. Look for a fountain that comes apart easily, because you'll be taking it apart often.

Where should you put a cat water fountain?

Somewhere quiet, well away from the litter box and ideally a little way from the food bowl. A corner your cat already likes to lounge in is a good start.

Compare our water fountains and dispensers

ProductHow it worksPower
Motion Sensor Cat Water FountainFountain with a built-in filter and a 2.2L tank. Switches on when your cat comes close.Rechargeable battery, no cord
Flowing Cat Water Fountain with FilterCompact fountain with a circulating filterNeeds power for the pump
Gravity Water Bowl SetGravity water dispenser beside a stainless steel food bowlNo power needed
Adjustable Water Bottle & Food Bowl StationWater bottle with a non-drip nozzle, on a base that doubles as a food bowlNo power needed

Cat Water Fountain FAQs

Do cats really drink more from a water fountain?

Not always. Research hasn't shown that cats drink more from fountains on average, but plenty of cats have strong opinions about their water. If yours ignores the bowl or begs at the tap, a fountain is worth a try. Leave their usual bowl out too while they get used to it, and check in with your vet if you're worried about how much they drink.

Can a cordless water fountain go anywhere?

Yes, as long as you keep it charged. The Motion Sensor Cat Water Fountain runs on a rechargeable battery, so it doesn't need a power point nearby, and one charge lasts up to 90 days in sensor mode.

Which water fountain is best for multiple cats?

One with a bigger tank, or two water spots. Two or more cats drain water faster, and cats who don't get along may avoid sharing, so a second fountain or bowl in another room keeps the peace.

Can dogs use a cat water fountain?

Small dogs can. Big dogs can empty a small tank in a few laps, so choose a larger one if the dog is a regular visitor. Your cat may have opinions about sharing.

Fresh Water, Served the Way They Like It

Your cat has standards. These help you meet them, with free shipping Australia-wide on every water fountain and dispenser. Your cat will be delighted. Or at least slightly less judgemental.

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