2.2L (74 oz) Stainless Steel Cat Water Fountain with Flower Spray and Dual Power Supply

A plug-in circulating fountain that keeps 2.2 litres of water moving through a flower-shaped spray outlet, which is what draws cats that ignore a still bowl. The body is 304 stainless steel with a PC housing. Two supply paths keep the pump running through a power cut, and the unit shuts itself off when the reservoir runs low. A two-colour light shows blue while working and red when the reservoir needs refilling.

1. Flower-shaped spray outlet keeps the water circulating to draw reluctant drinkers
2. Dual power supply keeps 2.2 L of water moving through a power cut
3. Water and electrical paths are separated, with automatic shut-off at low water and a red status light
4. Double-layer cartridge pairs coconut shell activated carbon with ion exchange resin, so the water passes two stages before it reaches the bowl
5. 2.2 L reservoir in 304 stainless steel and PC, 24 pcs per carton in a neutral kraft carton
6. Bare unit is 178 x 178 x 190 mm, so it fits a counter corner without crowding the bowls

- Pet retail stores—A 2.2 L fountain at an accessible retail price that sits naturally beside bowls and litter, with the stainless steel surface shoppers already scan for.
- Online pet sellers—0.65 kg with packaging and 24 pcs per carton keep parcel weight and inbound freight predictable, so single-unit orders still ship economically.
- Veterinary clinics—A practical item to recommend to owners whose cat ignores a bowl; the stainless steel body wipes down between patients without a porous surface to scrub.
- Groomers and catteries—Continuous circulation means the bowl does not sit stale through a busy day of back-to-back appointments.
- Distributors and wholesalers—Four quantity tiers run from one carton to twenty, and mixed-colour orders start at 500 pcs, so a distributor can test a new line without a heavy commitment.
- Private label and OEM brand owners—Logo printing from 300 pcs and Pantone-matched colours from 500 pcs let a brand launch on the existing tooling instead of paying for a new mould.