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Monsef Filter Refills (6-Month Pack)
Six filters, one swap every four weeks. Fresh water for half a year without thinking about it.
- ✓Six filters. One every 4 weeks, half a year covered.
- ✓Carbon plus fine mesh. Keeps taste neutral and fur out of the pump.
- ✓Made for the Monsef fountain. Drops right in.
How to swap a filter
- Lift off the top tray.
- Pull out the used cartridge.
- Rinse the new one under the tap for a few seconds.
- Slide it in and put the tray back. That's it until next month.
Specifications
| In the pack | 6 filter cartridges |
| Lasts | 6 months (one every 4 weeks) |
| Layers | Fine mesh (fur and debris) + activated carbon (taste and odor) |
| Fits | Monsef Wireless Stainless Steel Cat Fountain |
| Cost per month | About $4.99 |
Shipping & returns
Orders ship in 1-2 business days and arrive in 5-10 business days across the US, with tracking. Shipping is free over $50 ($4.95 below that).
Not a fit? Contact us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Read the full policy
One swap every 4 weeks



Filter Refills (6-Month Pack)
Six replacement filters made for the Monsef fountain: activated carbon plus a fine mesh that catches fur and debris before they reach the pump.
- One filter every 4 weeks keeps taste and smell neutral.
- Fur stays in the filter, not in the pump.
- Cheaper per month than most fountain brands charge.
Filters that don't cost a subscription
The sticker price is one number. What you spend on filters every year is the other.
Based on public filter subscription prices from other cat fountain brands, October 2026.
Try it for 30 days. If your cat says no, so can you.
Cats are picky. We get it, so the risk is on us.
Goes well with it
Questions, answered
They are made for the Monsef Wireless Stainless Steel Cat Fountain.
Every 4 weeks. One 6-month pack covers half a year.
Orders are processed in 1-2 business days and delivered in 5-10 business days across the US, with tracking. Free shipping over $50.
No. It makes drinking more appealing. For health concerns, talk to your vet.

