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DownyPaws Filter Packs (12+12) – 84oz & 101oz Fountains

$12.99 on Amazon.com (as of October 3, 2026, 10:31 AM EST) View details ↗

Keep your DownyPaws pet water fountain running smoothly with this **12-pack of replacement filters + 12 pre-filter sponges**, designed exclusively for **84oz (2.5L) and 101oz (3L) models** (DPWFP6/DPWFP6SS/DPWFP6FSS). Each filter features a **multi-stage filtration system**—including cotton, activated carbon, ceramic stone, and ion exchange resin—to remove hair, debris, heavy metals, and odors while softening hard water. The result? Crisp, fresh-tasting water that encourages hydration and supports your pet’s health.

Convenience is built in: filters arrive **individually packaged and sealed** for easy storage, and replacement is a breeze—simply swap out the old filter in seconds. For optimal performance, soak the new filter for **5 minutes** before use, then rinse under running water for **30 seconds** to remove excess carbon dust. We recommend changing filters **every 2–3 weeks** to maintain peak water quality. Whether you’re a busy pet owner or a multi-pet household, this bulk pack ensures you’re always stocked up without frequent reorders.

CompatibilityDownyPaws 84oz (2.5L) & 101oz (3L) fountains (DPWFP6/DPWFP6SS/DPWFP6FSS)
Filtration StagesCotton layer, activated carbon, ceramic stone, ion exchange resin
Filter Replacement IntervalEvery 2–3 weeks (recommended)
Packaging12 replacement filters + 12 pre-filter sponges (individually sealed)
Pre-Use PreparationSoak 5 minutes, rinse 30 seconds to remove carbon dust
Load CapacityDesigned for **84oz (2.5L) and 101oz (3L) water volume**
Will these filters fit my DownyPaws fountain if it’s not listed in the compatibility note?
No—these filters are **only compatible** with the 84oz (2.5L) and 101oz (3L) DownyPaws models (DPWFP6/DPWFP6SS/DPWFP6FSS). Always verify your fountain’s model before purchasing.
How do I know when to replace the filter?
Replace every **2–3 weeks** for optimal performance, or sooner if you notice cloudy water, odors, or reduced flow.
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