LED Monitoring & Stainless Steel
HydraChat incorporates a smart LED window , a world first, which allows you to monitor your cat's water level in real time .
Its medical-grade 304 stainless steel construction exceeds veterinary equipment standards. Unlike plastic fountains that promote bacterial growth, HydraChat has a non-porous surface that prevents biofilm formation and is suitable for professional sterilization.
A sustainable and hygienic solution to ensure your pet's health.
Advanced 5-Step Veterinary Filtration
Equipped with a multi-stage filtration system , HydraChat purifies water according to veterinary standards.
Multi-layer activated carbon: eliminates more than 80 chemicals, impurities and odors.
Ion exchange resin: reduces the minerals responsible for urinary stones.
Mesh pre-filtration: captures visible hair and debris.
Each drop is clean, filtered, and tailored to the needs of cats with sensitivities or prone to urinary tract infections.
Professional Capacity 3.2L – Up to 7 Days of Fresh Water
With its large 3.2-liter (108 oz) reservoir, HydraChat ensures continuous hydration:
Up to 7 days of water for a cat
Up to 3 to 4 days for multiple cats
Ideal for short absences, busy workdays, or multi-cat households. Fewer refills, more peace of mind.
Silent and Reliable Pump – Medical Device Quality
Its ultra-efficient pump operates at less than 28 dB, a noise level lower than a whisper.
Designed to run 24 hours a day, it consumes very little energy while guaranteeing constant and long-lasting performance, without ever disturbing your cat.
Sound comfort for the whole house.
Adjustable Jet – Veterinarian Approved
The adjustable water jet simulates the natural flow of a spring or tap, which cats instinctively prefer.
Clinical tests have proven that this type of flow rate can increase water consumption by up to 350% compared to a conventional bowl.
The water is continuously oxygenated, always fresh and pleasant to drink, promoting constant hydration – essential for preventing kidney and urinary tract diseases.
