[New] WOpet Ceramic Wireless Pet Water Fountain For Dogs & Cats - W03

The pet water fountain stands out because of its wireless pump design with a built-in rechargeable battery, allowing it to be placed anywhere without worrying about cords. It’s easy to assemble and disassemble, making cleaning a breeze. Plus, the effective filtration system helps remove impurities, ensuring clean drinking water for pets. What I love most is its smart detection mode, which activates the fountain only when pets approach, saving energy. It also has a dry-run protection feature, so the pump won’t get damaged if the water runs out. The ultra-quiet operation makes it perfect for use in any room. With a 3L capacity, it provides enough water for multiple drinks throughout the day. Pros: - Cordless design with rechargeable battery - Smart motion detection mode - Dry-run protection to prevent pump damage - Quiet operation - Large 3L capacity Cons: None noted so far.

My cat started using this water fountain immediately after I received it. The quality is excellent—very sturdy and durable. The water flow is smooth and gentle, which my cat really enjoys. It also has a sensor that detects when my cat is nearby, activating the dispenser. This helps save battery, so it lasts a long time on a full charge. Since it’s cordless, there are no cables for my cat to play with or make a mess. It definitely meets my expectations.

The quiet motor is perfect because my cat gets startled by loud sounds, and the gentle water flow keeps her intrigued. She’s drinking much more water now than when she had a regular bowl. I love that it has a filter, which ensures the water is fresh and free from impurities. Plus, the ceramic material is easy to clean and looks really nice in my living room. I also appreciate that it’s battery-operated—no need to worry about finding an outlet nearby. It’s great that I can move it around to wherever she prefers.

The 3L capacity ensures that my cats and small dog always have access to fresh, clean water without frequent refills. The wireless battery is great , allowing me to place the fountain anywhere without worrying about cords. The ceramic material feels premium and is much easier to clean compared to plastic fountains, ensuring better hygiene for my pets. The water flows smoothly from the flower shaped spout, attracting my pets to drink more. I’ve noticed that my cats, who used to be picky about drinking water, are now much more hydrated. The easy assembly and cleaning process make maintenance effortless, and I love that the design prevents water splashes.

I just received it yesterday, so I will probably update this as time goes on since it's a 100+ dollar item. At the time of buying this, the orange one was 20 dollars cheaper, but... Uh... That color and the top spout design is not a desirable one, iykyk. It's currently the only CERAMIC Fountain with a truly wireless battery/pump interface. All other Battery-Ran/Optional Ceramic Fountains have the pour spout and battery in one unit, which makes it a huge Point Of Failure since you have to clean the spout... Who knew that having water run past a battery/charge port would be bad for functional integrity, riiiiight? This one is truly wireless so I can clean all the parts that come in contact with water without worrying about accidentally killing the battery. The only plastic is the drip tray, pump, and spout. The fountain head is made of full ceramic, with rubber rings on the outside to plug into the spout The entire product is notably higher quality compared to the other 30-60 dollar fountains I tried. The parts fit nicely and can be pulled out without any effort. BUT, the parts are designed in a way that even the roughest (or dumbest) of kitties can't lift up the top parts or tilt the fountain. The fountain is the quietest one I've had. A very thoughtful design. It's assembled to be wider so the water has less distance to fall into the reservoir. The parts, including the inner tray/pump parts are thicker than most pet fountains, so that helps absorb the noise. The fountain tip spreads 6 ways and has a short drop, so it doesn't make noise either. It sits on the top of my dresser in my room and I'm a light sleeper... Literally the loudest part of it so far is my cat drinking from it lol. The intended "filter" for this doesn't seem like something that works as a filter. I honestly have no clue how it works since it's a straight pass-through from the pump exit spout, with filter's chambers on the side that are "optional" for the water to pass through. Though due to the simplicity, I can easily replace it with a typical post-pump cat fountain filter. Even cooler, the simple foam circle for the plastic tray is easily replaceable with a typical layered filter used in many of the Pet Fountains. So I can either replace that to be my filter point OR get one of those filter cylinders that goes below the exit spout. This product is very versatile and every pump-related part can be replaced with commonly found parts on Amazon, such as the filter(s) I mentioned. So I throw 110 dollars at the company and I'm not shackled to them forever, instead of 30-60 bucks and then having to buy specialty-company-specific-crafted parts every 2-6 months. The only downside is it lacks functionality... If you're new to pet fountains. They're a waste of money. You should know when the filter needs changing, since other fountain sensors are inaccurate anyway. You should be cleaning this thing out every 1-4 weeks. You can add water at any time to keep it topped off and you can hear when it's running low - the pump won't run when dry. You trade all those useless frills for an easily modifiable (beginner DIY friendly) and hardy piece of quiet equipment.