Ceramic Slow Feeder Cat Bowl
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$21.99
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Ceramic Slow Feeder Cat Bowl
$21.99
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$21.99
Regular price
$19.99
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Anti-gulping ridges slow down fast eaters, helping reduce vomiting, bloating and regurgitation.
Gently sloped ceramic design is easier on whiskers and more comfortable for cats to eat from.
Food-safe ceramic won't hold odours or scratch like plastic — simply wipe or wash after each use.
Sized for cats and small dogs, with a sturdy weighted base that resists tipping and sliding.
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Description
Fast eaters, slower down. The gently sloped ceramic ridges of this bowl make gulping harder and mealtime easier on the stomach, while the weighted paw-shaped base resists tipping. A simple swap that can mean a lot less mess and discomfort after dinner.
Product Details
Material: Ceramic
Shape: Rounded, paw-motif slow-feed design
Best for: Cats and small dogs prone to eating too quickly
Care level: Dishwasher-safe (top rack recommended)
Shape: Rounded, paw-motif slow-feed design
Best for: Cats and small dogs prone to eating too quickly
Care level: Dishwasher-safe (top rack recommended)
Care & Caution
Hand wash or place on the top rack of the dishwasher after each meal.
Check for chips or cracks over time — ceramic can chip if dropped on hard floors.
Introduce slow-feed bowls gradually; some pets need a few meals to adjust to the ridges.
Keep away from areas where the bowl could be knocked off a raised surface.
Check for chips or cracks over time — ceramic can chip if dropped on hard floors.
Introduce slow-feed bowls gradually; some pets need a few meals to adjust to the ridges.
Keep away from areas where the bowl could be knocked off a raised surface.
Product FAQs
Will this work for a kitten?
Yes, the shallow, sloped design suits kittens and adult cats alike. Just supervise the first few meals.
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes — we recommend the top rack to protect the glaze over time.
My pet seems frustrated by the ridges at first — is that normal?
It's common for fast eaters to need a short adjustment period. If your pet won't eat after a few tries, soften food slightly or consult your vet.