The elevated design of these cat food bowls provides an ideal and comfortable feeding position, aiding your cat’s digestion and satisfying their hunger after a long day of play.
Cats and small dogs benefit from the 15-degree tilted cat bowl, which reduces bloating, regurgitation, neck strain, and discomfort. Proper posture while eating minimizes stress on neck, hips, shoulders, and joints.
The bowls’ dimensions are specifically designed for cats and small dogs, measuring 5.4” wide and 1.7” deep. The shallow and wide shape prevents whisker fatigue in cats while allowing easy access to food. Rounded edges make it simple for your pet to reach every bite without spillage.
The minimal depth contains food comfortably while inhibiting mess. Remove and clean the ceramic bowls separately from the stand for easy maintenance. The bowls are dishwasher and microwave safe, and the water-resistant bamboo stand cleans easily without damage.
Cool Stuff About Our Product:
- SUSTAINS HEALTHY EATING: Elevate your cat’s eating experience with the raised design, promoting comfortable digestion and satisfying hunger.
- WHISKER FRIENDLY: The shallow and wide shape of the bowls prevents whisker fatigue, allowing your cat to enjoy their meal without discomfort.
- EASY CLEANING: Dishwasher and microwave safe ceramic bowls make cleaning a breeze, while the water-resistant bamboo stand is easy to wipe down.
- COMFORTABLE EATING: The 15-degree tilted cat bowl reduces bloating, regurgitation, neck strain, and discomfort, promoting a healthy eating experience.
- SAFE FOOD STORAGE: The minimal depth of the bowl contains food comfortably, inhibiting mess and preventing spills.
- SECURE STAND: The bowls fit securely to the stand, preventing sliding and ensuring a stable eating area.
To provide your cat with the best possible eating experience, invest in the Healthy Eating for Cats and Puppies with Whisker Friendly Ceramic Bowls Stand. With its innovative design and high-quality materials, this product is sure to elevate your cat’s mealtime routine.
