I will never own another kind of pet fountain.. I was foolish and bought one off of TikTok.. never a good idea.. worked great until I had to pull the charger out and it was all frayed.. never did find a charger to fit.. so I ordered from Amazon, waited for orice to drop but, its worth the full price.. they never have to drink backwash again:) 5 cats and a dog..ew its always clean water.. We LOVE this fountain!!

ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER! My cat is 19, almost 20 so every time she drinks food falls out of her mouth into her bowl. This gives her fresh water all day. I would buy this again and again!!!

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As a super devoted cat dad to two semi-feral kitties, I’m always on the lookout for anything that encourages them to drink more water. If you’ve had cats for any length of time, you know they’re notorious for being terrible about hydration, and as they age, kidney issues almost always become a concern. So, like many cat owners, I have multiple water sources around the house, including two Catit fountains. Would this Potaroma self-refilling fountain win them over?Turns Out, Yes.I set this up on the opposite side of the room from one of the Catit fountains, and more often than not, my cats choose this one. That alone is impressive. But there are some real advantages beyond feline preference:✅ No Filters = No Ongoing Costs. Every responsible cat owner knows you’re supposed to replace filters monthly and deep clean your fountains regularly. (And if you don’t… well, please start. Bacteria and algae are not your cat’s friends.) But here? No filters. Just fresh water cycled through the system. It’s one less thing to buy and maintain.✅ Easy to Clean. Traditional fountains have tiny crevices and multiple parts that get slimy over time. This is much simpler to clean—just dump, rinse, and refill. No funky buildup, no scrubbing weird little nooks with a tiny brush.✅ Works in Power Outages. Most water fountains become useless the second the power goes out. This one? Still functions like a regular water bowl. And because it’s rechargeable, you still get fresh water circulation as long as it’s charged. I’ve had this for a month and haven’t had to recharge it yet. That’s solid battery life.✅ Smart Design. The slightly elevated bowl is a nice touch—it helps keep my cats from sticking their paws in it and licking the water off like they’re drinking from a wild stream (which, let’s be honest, they’ll probably do anyway because cats). But the height also makes it a bit more ergonomic for older or larger cats.✅ Simple & Reliable. As a Viking programmer, I ignored the instructions entirely and still figured it out within minutes. Filling, emptying, and charging are straightforward, and the controls are obvious. No “smart” features, but honestly? Not everything needs to be smart. (That said, could I slap a tilt sensor and water-level sensor on this thing to make it Wi-Fi enabled? Yes. Should I? Probably not. Will I? …We’ll see.)Anything Bad?Honestly, not really. If I had to nitpick:It’s not the absolute cheapest at $70. But given how much I’ve spent on replacement filters for other fountains, it’ll probably pay for itself in a year.The water cycle isn’t silent. It’s not loud, but you’ll hear it when it kicks on. My cats even glance over when it runs, like they’re mentally checking off “water source operational.”Final Verdict? Buying Another.I got this free as a Vine reviewer, and I was skeptical at first, but I’m impressed enough to get another one for the second floor. It’s easy to clean, no filters, battery lasts forever, and most importantly—my cats drink from it. Super solid addition to the cat hydration scene.