Evoliq Automatic Cat Feeder and Water Fountain (2-in-1) with Timer, 3L Dry Food & 2.5L Water Tank

What it is and why people buy it

The Evoliq Automatic Cat Feeder and Water Fountain is a 2-in-1 automated station designed to cover two daily needs at once: feeding dry food and providing a fresh, moving water supply. The idea is simple—less daily stress for you, more consistent routine for your cat (or small dog), even when you’re out.

On paper, it ticks a few practical boxes: a 3 litre dry food container, a 2.5 litre water fountain tank, scheduled portions, and the ability to manage feeding remotely. That combination makes it the kind of product you’d consider if you’re regularly away for the day, you want steadier portion control, or you’re planning short trips and don’t want to rely entirely on last-minute help.

That said, it’s not perfect for everyone. Because it’s an integrated system, you’ll want to be comfortable with regular cleaning and checking that the water flow stays unobstructed. If your priority is ultra-low maintenance above all else, you may find this a bit more hands-on than a basic feeder.

Key features that matter day to day

The feeding side is built around a dry food hopper (3 litres) and a timer/app scheduling approach. You can program up to 6 meals per day, with each meal dispensing from 1 to 10 portions, where each portion is 10 g. The system is intended for dry food pieces roughly in the 5–12 mm range.

For water, the 2.5 litre fountain uses circulating filtration and includes an anti-blocking turbine to help keep water flowing. Water fountains can be great when you notice your pet drinks more with moving water, but they also rely on ongoing care—filters and flow paths need attention to maintain the best results.

There’s also a stainless steel bowl included for cats and dogs. Stainless steel is a sensible choice in this space because it’s easier to keep hygienic than many other materials, and the base bowls are described as antibacterials and straightforward to clean.

What you’ll notice in use

One of the more “real world” selling points here is the removable design for deep cleaning. The base description mentions a tool-free disassembly that can be done in about a minute. That matters because with automatic feeders and fountains, the best system is the one you’ll actually clean regularly.

In everyday use, this could look like setting meals for the afternoon and evening, then checking on your pet’s routine while you’re at work. If you switch to the WiFi/app side, you can control feedings remotely, which is useful when you’re running late or plans change. For the water fountain, you’re essentially aiming for steady availability—circulating water that’s less “stale” than a still bowl.

Also, the fountain is described as working 24/7 with a sound level under 40 dB (so it’s positioned as quiet). There’s mention that you can call pets to eat via sound, though whether that’s noticeable will vary by home and pet.

The essentials on capacity, safety and build

If you’re comparing this to smaller automatic feeders, the capacities here are a big part of the appeal. The product description states the 3 litre dry food container can store more than 8 to 12 days of dry food (depending on the pet and portion usage), and the 2.5 litre water tank is there to cover drinking between refills.

Food freshness is a key theme. The feeder includes an integrated desiccant bag to help block moisture, and the dry food container is described as airtight to help keep kibble crisp. The water tank and fountain design aims to keep drinking water fresh through circulation.

Materials-wise, it’s described as BPA-free ABS plastic, and the mains cable is described as bite-resistant. There’s also an IP42 splash-resistant rating, which suggests it’s designed to handle minor splashes rather than being treated like it’s fully waterproof.

One limitation to keep in mind: it’s not just “set and forget”. You still need to refill water and dry food, and you should plan time for cleaning—especially because both the bowl and fountain mechanism will pick up residue over time.

Connectivity, scheduling and power backup

This model leans into app control. It uses Smart WiFi 5G connectivity (through an app) so you can programme feedings remotely, while also supporting timer-based scheduling. Feeding can be set for up to 6 meals per day.

For power continuity, it supports optional 3 x D batteries as backup, and the description mentions a backup duration of up to 180 days, alongside a 5 V DC adapter. The exact real-world backup time will depend on usage patterns (like how often the system is actively dispensing), so it’s worth viewing the stated figure as a maximum scenario.

It’s also pitched as suitable for multi-pet households and for travel, largely because the food and water capacities are relatively generous for an automated unit.

Compatibility and practical considerations

It’s stated as suitable for cats and small dogs. That “small” qualifier is important—if you have a larger dog, you’ll want to sanity-check whether the portioning and bowl size approach fits your pet’s needs.

It also assumes dry food only, and it’s aimed at dry kibble sizes between 5 and 12 mm. If you feed a different type of food, this may not match what you use.

Finally, if you’re sensitive to noise, the unit is described as operating under 40 dB, which is reassuring on paper. Still, any moving parts in a fountain can sound different depending on where it’s placed and how level the surface is.

Mini FAQ

Is it only for cats?

No. The stainless steel bowl and the overall setup are described as suitable for cats and small dogs, but the dry-food dispensing is designed around kibble sizes.

How many meals can you schedule?

The feeder supports up to 6 meals per day, with each meal dispensing 1 to 10 portions (10 g per portion).

Does it work without WiFi?

The description indicates it can be programmed via a timer as well as through WiFi-enabled control, so you’re not locked purely into app control.

How does the water fountain keep water fresh?

It uses circulating filtration and includes an anti-blocking turbine to help maintain flow.

How often will it need cleaning?

The product is designed for tool-free removal for deep cleaning (about a minute). Even so, you’ll still need periodic cleaning because this is a combined feeder and fountain system.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a single 2-in-1 unit that handles both dry food portions and a circulating water supply, and you’d like the option to control feeding remotely through Smart WiFi 5G. The larger 3 litre dry food capacity and 2.5 litre water tank also make it feel more practical for regular days away and short trips.

It might not be the best match if you’re after a fully hands-off device, because fountains usually require regular maintenance to keep water flow at its best, and dry-food systems still need refilling and cleaning. You may also want to skip it if your pet isn’t on dry food in the stated size range or if you have a dog that’s beyond the “small” category.

Quick buying checklist

• Confirm your pet is fed dry kibble sized roughly in the 5–12 mm range.
• Check where you’ll place the unit (IP42 is splash-resistant, not a guarantee against full water exposure).
• Be ready to clean both the stainless steel bowl and the fountain parts periodically.
• Decide whether you’ll use app control often, or whether timer scheduling alone is enough for your routine.