Bowls & Feeders

Sold Out
AFP
€12,90
 per 

Feeding routines work best when bowls fit your cat’s comfort and are easy to keep clean. This collection includes standard bowls, whisker-friendly options, elevated designs, and hydration setups chosen for daily indoor use.

Our routine rule: comfort and stability first. Check bowl width and depth to avoid whisker stress, prioritise non-slip bases, and choose materials that clean easily. Elevated options can help some setups stay tidier and more comfortable.

Quick decision: start with one wide, shallow bowl and a stable water option. If spills are an issue, add a non-slip or elevated design before changing portions or location. Delivery is shown as a realistic range at checkout, and split shipments can happen when items come from different locations.

Quick help

FAQs

Sizing, delivery & tracking, returns, and product tips. Fast answers.

Whisker friendly bowl or elevated cat bowl, how do I choose for comfort and cleaner mealtimes?

Start with posture and preference. Wide, shallow bowls can feel more comfortable for cats that dislike deep sides. Elevated bowls can suit cats that prefer less crouching, especially on slippery floors. If your cat eats fast or needs enrichment, consider a feeder that slows the pace rather than changing food.

Introduce changes one at a time so you can see what helps. Keep the setup stable and consistent for a calmer routine.

What bowl diameter and depth should I choose, and how do I compare feeder dimensions before buying?

Choose a bowl that holds one portion without piling food up the sides. Wider bowls can help cats eat without pressing whiskers against the rim. Depth should be enough to contain food but not so deep that your cat has to reach uncomfortably.

For feeders, measure your feeding area and compare product dimensions so it fits your space and does not wobble. If you are unsure, prioritise stability and easy cleaning over extra features.

Is a cat water fountain safe, and what cord placement and supervision tips matter most?

Fountains can be safe when set up thoughtfully. Place them on a stable surface, keep cords tidy and out of reach, and supervise the first sessions to confirm your cat is drinking normally and not playing roughly with the unit.

Clean regularly to reduce build up and refresh the water often. If your cat chews materials or pulls at cords, switch to a simpler setup. This is general guidance, not veterinary advice.

Stainless steel vs ceramic bowls, which is easiest to maintain, and how should I clean them?

Smooth, non porous materials are generally easiest to wash thoroughly. Stainless steel is often low maintenance for daily cleaning. Ceramic can be stable but should be checked for chips or cracks. Silicone bases reduce sliding but still need frequent washing to prevent residue build up.

Wash with mild detergent and hot water, rinse well, and dry fully. Replace any item with chipped glaze or rough edges, especially on food contact surfaces.

What delivery timing applies to bowls and fountains, and can items arrive in separate parcels?

Delivery is typically 6 to 12 business days from dispatch. Tracking is available where possible, and we share it once the carrier registers each parcel.

If your order includes multiple feeding items, it may ship in separate parcels due to packaging needs or different fulfilment locations. That can create staggered arrivals and different scan timings. For delivery explanations, see Delivery & Tracking.

If a bowl arrives broken or I need an exchange, how do returns work and what should I document?

We offer easy 30 day returns, with conditions. For exchanges, keep items unused, in original condition, and with packaging so they remain eligible.

If something arrives broken, do not use it. Photograph the damage, the protective packaging, and the shipping label before discarding anything. Send your order number and details so we can guide next steps quickly. The return steps are in Returns & Refunds.