Choosing a cat bowl usually solves two problems: whisker stress, which occurs when a cat's whiskers touch the edges of a deep bowl while eating, and the fact that cats often drink too little. The first is solved by low, wide bowls, and the second by running water.
What kind of bowl should you choose for your cat?
- Low-rimmed bowls— "whisker-friendly": the cat eats without its whiskers touching the edges, allowing it to spend more time at the bowl comfortably.
- Non-slip cat bowls— feature a rubber base or are made of heavy material so the bowl doesn't slide across the floor or clatter.
- Bowls with a removable metal dish— the dish can be washed in the dishwasher, and metal does not absorb odors.
- Wireless water fountain for cats— a motion sensor turns on the flow when the cat approaches; it operates quietly and without a cord, with a 2.2L reservoir and a three-stage filter. Running water encourages the cat to drink more.
- Licking mats— wet food is spread onto them, whiskers do not touch any edges, and the cat eats more slowly; you can find them all in the licking mats for catssection.
You can find the entire cat corner in the cat home suppliescategory.
