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Stainless Steel vs Ceramic Cat Water Fountains

White and Dusk Black SHAEVRA Flow cat water fountains side by side

Stainless steel and ceramic are both good, hygienic alternatives to plastic — but they suit different homes. Here’s how they compare.

Hygiene

Both are non-porous and easy to keep clean, and neither holds odours the way scratched plastic can. On hygiene, it’s close to a tie.

Durability

Steel is essentially unbreakable in normal use. Ceramic is sturdy but can chip or crack if knocked or dropped — something to weigh in a busy household.

Weight and handling

Ceramic is heavier, which keeps it stable but makes it more awkward to lift to the sink for cleaning. Steel is lighter and easier to carry, especially in cordless designs.

Style

Ceramic offers a softer, homeware look; steel reads as clean and modern. This one comes down to taste and where the fountain will sit.

Which to choose

Want the toughest, easiest-to-handle option? Steel. Prefer a heavier, decorative piece and you’re careful with it? Ceramic. Both beat plastic on the long-term basics.

SHAEVRA Flow is a cordless cat water fountain with a rechargeable battery, a motion-sensing pump and a stainless-steel drinking tray — made to sit anywhere in an Australian home.

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