Your cat eats with its chin on the floor.
The Bowls. Two stainless inserts in a base that tips them fifteen degrees towards the animal, so the food comes up to meet the mouth instead of the neck going down to meet the floor.
Ships from a US warehouse. Three to eight days to your door, handling included. Nothing is pre-ticked on this page.
Fifteen degrees is the product.
Everything else here is a bowl. The reason this one costs more than a bowl is the wedge underneath it. Drag the angle and watch what the neck has to do.
The drawing is ours and it is a diagram, not a measurement. Fifteen degrees is the figure the supplier builds to, and it is the only tilt this stand comes in.
The inserts come out.
Both bowls lift straight out of the base, which is the difference between a thing you rinse and a thing you actually wash. The base wipes, the steel goes in the machine.
Not behind a tab.
Including the row almost every competing listing states and we will not, because nobody has shown us the paperwork.
| Bowls | Two, stainless steel, removable |
|---|---|
| Steel grade | Not stated. Everyone in this category writes 304 and the supplier’s sheet does not, so neither do we |
| Base | Moulded stand, non slip feet |
| Stand colour | The supplier photographs this stand in both a cream and an off white, and their sheet does not say which one this product code ships. We would rather say that than guess. If the colour matters to you, ask us before you order |
| Tilt | 15 degrees towards the animal |
| Overall size | 13.39 × 6.30 × 3.35 in, which is 34 × 16 × 8.5 cm |
| Separation | Dry one side, wet the other, no shared channel |
| Bowl volume | Not stated anywhere on the supplier’s sheet |
| Dishwasher | Not stated. The steel inserts are plain stainless, the base we would wash by hand |
| Suits | Cats and small dogs. A large breed will outgrow the footprint |
| Shipped weight | 1,002 g |
| Country of origin | China |
| Ships from | United States warehouse |
| Delivery | 3 to 8 business days, handling included |
| Stock today | 460 units, read from the warehouse as this page loaded |
Four reasons not to buy this.
If one of these is a dealbreaker, we would rather you found out here than after the box arrives.
We will not call the steel 304.
Every listing in this category does. The supplier’s own specification sheet does not say it, and we are not going to invent a grade for a metal we have not had tested. It is stainless. That is all we can stand behind.
It is too small for a big dog.
The whole stand is thirteen inches end to end. That is right for cats and for a terrier. If you have a retriever, this is the wrong shape of thing and a raised single bowl will serve you better.
The photographs are small.
The supplier’s images for this one top out at a thousand pixels, which is why the product shots on this page are modest rather than full bleed. We would rather show you a small honest photograph than an upscaled soft one.
Tilted is not a cure.
A raised, angled bowl is easier on the neck. It is not a treatment for anything, it will not stop a fussy cat being fussy, and if your animal is actually struggling to eat the answer is a vet, not a bowl.