Stainless Steel Cat Water Fountain: The GIOTOHUN 74 oz Listing Checked

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A stainless steel cat water fountain keeps water moving in a metal bowl and a pump, which some owners prefer to plastic. This post covers one listing: the GIOTOHUN Cat Water Fountain in stainless steel, 74 oz or 2.2 liters, model S11. The listing gives the capacity, a size of 7.68 by 7.68 by 4.53 inches, a 0.8 watt pump and a two year warranty. It also gives a filter schedule and a claim of five to seven days of drinking water from a full fountain. The only source for this post is the listing itself.

Quick answer

• The listing describes a 2.2 liter stainless steel fountain with a pump, a four-stage filter set and a plug.
• The listing claims five to seven days of drinking water from a full fountain. Dividing the capacity by those days gives a daily figure, which this post works out below.
• The filter and the pump need cleaning or replacement every two weeks, according to the bullets.
• The power source is given as a corded plug, and the warranty as two years.

What the listing describes

The listing is built on the stainless steel body and the pump. The title names the metal and the 74 oz capacity. The specifications list the material as stainless steel, the colour as stainless steel and the included components as a carbon filter, the fountain, a plug and a sponge filter. The bullets say the stainless steel is SUS 304 and rust resistant, and that it is easy to clean.

The filtration is described in four stages: activated carbon for taste and odour, ion exchange resin that the listing says can soften tap water, non-woven fabric that catches hair and particles, and a high-density sponge in the pump. The bullets say to replace the filter every two weeks and to clean the pump at the same interval to keep hair from clogging it. The listing does not say how long the carbon itself lasts or what the replacement filter costs to keep, so the two week schedule is the only interval given.

The bullets describe a pump that runs at less than 25 decibels, which the listing compares with a whisper. They also give a power draw of 0.8 watts for the pump and describe it as energy efficient. The listing does not describe the measurement method for the noise figure or the distance at which it was taken.

The fountain has two models, one with a faucet-style running water effect and one with a fountain effect. The bullets say the faucet effect entices a cat to drink, and that the fountain mode suits a shorter cat. The listing gives no cat size for either mode.

The bullets make claims about water quality and about the wellbeing of pets. Those claims describe what the listing expects the fountain to do. This post does not check them, and it does not repeat them as facts.

Table 1 sets out each feature and what the listing does and does not say about it.

Feature	What the listing says	What it does not say
Capacity	2.2 liters (74 oz)	Usable volume after the pump and filter
Filter	Four stages; replace every two weeks	How long the carbon lasts
Pump	Less than 25 dB; 0.8 watts	Measurement method and distance
Modes	Faucet effect and fountain effect	Which mode suits which cat
Power	Corded plug	Cord length
Warranty	2 years	What the warranty covers
Water claim	5 to 7 days from a full fountain	How the figure was reached

The table shows that the schedule and the capacity are the most concrete figures. The water-day claim is the one that needs checking, and the arithmetic below does that.

For a stainless steel bowl in a different form, see best stainless steel cat bowls. For a heated bowl, see best heated cat water bowl. For an automatic feeder to pair with a fountain, see best automatic cat feeder.

The capacity and daily intake figures, worked out

The listing gives a capacity of 2.2 liters and a claim of five to seven days of drinking water from a full fountain. Dividing the capacity by those days gives the daily volume the claim implies. Table 2 sets out the working.

Measure	Figure	Working
Capacity	2,200 ml	2.2 liters times 1,000
Capacity in fluid ounces	about 74	2.2 liters divided by 0.0296 liters per ounce, rounded
Implied daily volume at 5 days	440 ml	2,200 divided by 5 = 440
Implied daily volume at 7 days	314 ml	2,200 divided by 7 = 314.3, rounded to 314
Pump noise	under 25 dB	Stated in the bullets
Pump power	0.8 watts	Stated in the bullets
Item weight	1.26 pounds	0.57 kilograms times 2.20462 = 1.26
Footprint	58.98 square inches	7.68 times 7.68 = 58.98
Height to width	0.59	4.53 divided by 7.68 = 0.59

The implied daily volume runs from about 314 ml to 440 ml. That range is the listing’s claim expressed as a daily amount. It assumes a cat drinks only from the fountain and that the water is not lost to evaporation or spilling, and the listing does not state either assumption.

The capacity in fluid ounces matches the 74 oz in the title, which is a useful cross-check on the listing’s figures. The footprint is small, about 59 square inches, and the height to width ratio of 0.59 says the fountain is low for its width.

How we chose

The keyword asks for a stainless steel cat water fountain. The GIOTOHUN listing names stainless steel in its title and gives a stainless steel material in its specifications, so it is the closest match to the words of the search. That is why it is the subject of this post.

The research file for this keyword holds five other listings: two Neareal 74 oz stainless steel fountains, an ATMZIQXR 88 oz stainless steel fountain, a Wonder Creature crystal fountain with a stainless steel lid at 101 oz, and a Petlipo 2.5 liter stainless steel fountain with a six-layer filter. They are not the subject of this post, so their bullets and specifications are not used here.

The research record was read on 2026-10-22. For this post we used the title, the bullets and the specifications table of the GIOTOHUN listing. Price, rating and review count are not in this post.

What we could not verify

• The five to seven day water claim has no method in the listing. This post works out the daily volume it implies, and does not confirm the claim.
• The noise figure is the maker’s. The listing gives no measurement method or distance.
• The filter claims, including the four stages and the effect on taste and odour, are the maker’s. No test or source is cited.
• The listing does not say how long the carbon lasts, so the replacement cost and timing are not known beyond the two week note.
• The bullets make claims about the cat’s wellbeing and about water quality. None is measured in the listing, and this post does not repeat them.
• The listing gives no cat size for the faucet or the fountain mode.
• The only source for this post is the listing. Nothing here confirms how the fountain performs in a home.

Buying checklist

• Plan the refill. A full 2.2 liter fountain is the listing’s basis for five to seven days, so decide how often you will refill it.
• Set a filter schedule. The bullets say replace the filter and clean the pump every two weeks, so put that on a calendar.
• Check the cord. The power source is a corded plug, so plan the position near an outlet and check the cord length.
• Choose the mode. The listing offers a faucet effect and a fountain effect, so decide which one suits your cat before you buy.
• Plan the cleaning. The stainless steel is described as easy to clean, but the listing gives no cleaning routine for the bowl itself. For a bowl for messy eaters, see best cat food bowl for messy eaters.
• Read the warranty terms on the day you buy. The listing gives two years, and this post does not check what it covers.

Mistakes to avoid

• Treating five to seven days as a promise. The listing gives no method, and the implied daily volume depends on how much the cat drinks.
• Letting the filter run past two weeks. The bullets give that schedule for the filter and the pump.
• Assuming the noise figure is a measure in your room. The listing gives less than 25 dB without a method.
• Expecting the stainless steel to cover the whole fountain. The listing does not state the material of every part.
• Relying on the water-quality claims. The bullets make them, and this post does not confirm them.

FAQ

How long does a full fountain last?

The listing claims five to seven days of drinking water from a full 2.2 liter fountain. That implies a daily volume of about 314 to 440 ml. The claim is the maker’s, and this post does not confirm it.

How often should the filter be replaced?

The bullets say every two weeks, and they say to clean the pump at the same interval. The listing does not give a carbon life beyond that.

How quiet is the pump?

The bullets say less than 25 decibels, which the listing compares with a whisper. The listing gives no measurement method, so the figure is the maker’s.

Is the fountain powered by a plug?

Yes. The specifications give the power source as a corded plug. The listing does not give the cord length.

What modes are there?

The listing offers a faucet-style running water effect and a fountain effect. The bullets say the fountain mode suits shorter cats, and the listing gives no cat size for either mode. For a mat under the bowl, see best cat food mat.

Does the fountain have a warranty?

The specifications give two years. The listing does not say what the warranty covers, so read the terms on the day you buy.

Bottom line

The GIOTOHUN fountain is a 2.2 liter stainless steel unit with a four-stage filter set, a 0.8 watt pump and a corded plug. The listing’s five to seven day claim implies a daily volume of about 314 to 440 ml, and that claim is the maker’s. Set a two week schedule for the filter and the pump, and check the cord length before you buy. For more bowl and fountain options, see best cat bowl material and best cat bowl for slow eating. For wet food, see best cat feeder for wet food.

Sources

• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDPYHHFX