Eleven fountains named, and the adaptor in the box
PetSafe PAC00-13206
The OEM submersible replacement pump for eleven Drinkwell fountains, supplied with its power adaptor.
What you are getting
The PetSafe Drinkwell replacement pump, with a power adaptor, for eleven named Drinkwell fountains. $20.99 — the most expensive pump on this shelf.
Eleven models, listed
Avalon, Pagoda, Sedona, Seascape, Stainless Multi-Pet, Plastic 360, Zen, Multi-Tier, Seaside Stainless and Creekside Ceramic. Ten by name in the description, plus the general claim that it fits “multiple Drinkwell fountains”.
That is the longest fitment list on this shelf by some distance, and three of those fountains — the Avalon, the Streamside and the 360 Multi-Pet — are already reviewed on this site.
It is an OEM part, and it says so
“This OEM replacement features a durable build and submersible motor.” The maker of the fountain selling the pump for the fountain. That is what the $20.99 buys against a $7.58 generic: not a published specification, because none is given, but the certainty that the part is the one that came out.
The adaptor is in the box
Five pumps on this shelf ship without a power supply. This includes one, which closes the gap with the Pioneer Pet pump and its transformer — and those two are the most expensive here, at $20.99 and $18.95.
Quick disassembly, and the reason for it
“Quick disassemble design makes this pump easy to clean and replace, preventing slime buildup.” Clean every two weeks.
Slime is the actual enemy: it coats the impeller, narrows the channel and makes a working pump sound broken. Every listing on this shelf that mentions maintenance mentions it.
What is not published
No flow rate, no voltage, no noise figure, no cord length. For the most expensive pump on the shelf, the specification is the model list and nothing else.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $21 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-06. The live price is at the top of the page.
The questions owners ask
Is the OEM pump worth three times a generic?
What it buys is certainty of fit across eleven named fountains, and a power adaptor in the box. What it does not buy is information: no flow rate, no voltage, no noise figure — the same silence as the $7.58 Baofum pump. If your fountain is a Drinkwell, the model list is the argument; if it is not, there is nothing here to compare.
Which Drinkwell fountains does it fit?
The description names ten: Avalon, Pagoda, Sedona, Seascape, Stainless Multi-Pet, Plastic 360, Zen, Multi-Tier, Seaside Stainless and Creekside Ceramic, with the general claim of "multiple Drinkwell fountains" alongside. Three of those are reviewed on this site — the Avalon, the Streamside and the 360 Multi-Pet.
What is slime buildup, and does it matter?
It is the biofilm that grows on an impeller and in the channel behind it, and it is the usual reason a fountain gets loud. PetSafe names it directly and asks for a clean every two weeks. One seller on this shelf publishes that 99% of the pumps returned to it worked after cleaning — so before any pump on this page is bought, the old one is worth stripping.
