
Why hydration matters
Over 60% of house cats are dehydrated
A small daily habit can make a meaningful difference in how fresh, inviting, and natural water feels to your cat.
Cats evolved to get much of their moisture from prey, not from a bowl left sitting all day. Yet modern house cats often rely on still water and dry food, which can make proper hydration harder to maintain.
When water sits still, it can become less appealing over time. Dust, hair, odors, and everyday buildup can make a bowl feel stale. For a naturally selective cat, that can mean drinking less often than they should.
That is why RipplePaws Flow One was built to help with these issues. Its continuous flow and 3-step filtration system are designed to keep water feeling fresher, cleaner, and more inviting, so your cat is more likely to come back and drink throughout the day.
Low water intake may be associated with concerns such as:
- Painful urinary crystals
- Kidney health concerns
- Costly urinary emergencies
Fresh, moving water
3-step filtration
Cleaner drinking surface
Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian if your cat shows changes in drinking habits, urination, appetite, or behavior.
How it works
Designed around the way cats experience flowing water in nature.
RipplePaws Flow One combines a gentle faucet-style stream with 3-step filtration to help make water fresher, flowing, and more inviting every time your cat returns to drink.
Moving water catches their attention
The flowing stream is designed to recreate the look and movement of running water instead of a flat, still bowl.
Filtration works in the background
Water moves through the 3-step filtration system, designed to help reduce everyday debris and odors between refills.
A fresher routine, sip after sip
Together, continuous flow and filtration help create a cleaner-feeling, fresher water source your cat may be more interested in returning to throughout the day.
Built to help keep water fresher and flowing, so your cat always has a more inviting place to drink.
Designed to support a fresher drinking routine. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.