Aqueous Cat Elevated Double Bowl,Pet Feeding Bowl | Raised The Bottom for Cats and Small Dogs ，Cute Double Bowl

I use both bowls for food because I have 2 cats and we use a fountain for their water, so my review is only for using food in the bowls, not water.(By the way, if you don’t have a water fountain, they’re inexpensive and game changers! Water stays cleaner and the kitties love them. Highly recommend one.)The cat bowl is nice and stays in place because it has grips on the bottom. That was a huge plus for us because one of our cats always moved the bowl around, even spilling it sometimes. It seems like they can grab the food better too. I noticed with our previous bowls they would struggle to get the last pieces around the sides in the bottom of the bowl. The bowls snap easily in and out for cleaning.I have no complaints at all about this bowl. Very nice product!

These are super cute and my cats seem to love them. Good height for cats, nice and sturdy. Definitely don’t fill the water bowls until they’re secured into the base or you’ll get splashing. Capacity per bowl is 1 cup.

It's very cute, but my cat wasn't happy with it. I put a little wet food on the left which he seemed to actually be able to eat more of it for some reason, but the dry food on the right was not being eaten as usual. He eats by licking the food into his mouth and the inner surface of the bowl is very slick. When he licks the dry food it slides up the bowl and can't get much in his mouth. Also, my cat has arthritis and I was hoping this would have been a little higher, like 2' higher. Also it bounces. It wasn't an issue for my cat, but a cat that eats differently may find it disconcerting.

These bowls work fine for cats. If your cats like to paw at the bowl the bowls, the bowls do fit snuggly into the hole on the base so the bowls will not just tip over. It is made of a light weight cheap plastic but it does the job of holding the cat food. I don't recommend this for dogs, since dogs eat more then cats do and the bowls wouldn't fit enough food in the bowl for a dog. I don't recommend using them for water bowls. I purchased two sets one for water and the other for food since I have two cats. I filled the bowls up with water last night and this morning the bowls were just about empty. I will go back to the old water bowl I used and just use these for food bowls. The cats had no issues with eating out of the new bowls. You do have to empty the bowls first in order to remove the bowls from the base since they are a snug fit which I like. The bowls will not come out of the base.

My cat has megaesophagus and so needs to eat standing up. There is a manufactured feeding bowl designed for this purpose, but since it is very expensive, I decided to create my own version. This feeding bowl was my third attempt - and it is perfect!Although the bowls are elevated, I have to place them on a stool, so the tilt is necessary for my kitty's comfort. The bowls have a flat bottom, which places the food up where he can reach it (not at the bottom of the round bowls). I don't use this for water, just dry and wet food, and I actually put the wet food in a ceramic dish, which fits perfectly inside the plastic one. (I wish I could figure out how to post pictures!)I think that I would like this even if I were just looking for an elevated feeding dish. My cat has no problem eating from it and I haven't noticed any shaking. It is a little flimsy, but it's sturdy enough and I'm sure that it will last for a long time.

Good idea - but...the water bowl can only be filled about a quarter of the way or it spills everywhere when you put it in the stand.

I got this a little over a month ago and my 2 year old tortie hasn’t thrown up once. Usually she’d average a minimum of twice a day. I never had a vomiting problem with the 5 year old, which I attributed to her being such a dainty eater only eating one piece at a time for dry food and licking the juices off and slowly nibbling wet food, but I have noticed that she’s a lot less gassy. Not that it was ever a major problem before, just the occasional being run out of the room.The bowls themself are easy to clean, fit snugly into the stand. The stand is sturdy af. My white cat, Blanca, is a little a-hole & likes to flip things over, she hasn’t with this. I’m sure she could if she put the effort into it, but I think it’s acceptable enough to her to not bother with it. And it looks great next to their fountain

The picture i have shows one but I ended up getting two of these since I have two cats. It is on the smaller side but it’s great for wet food and dry food I put out for them since I have them on an eating routine and don’t feed them too much at once. Cats like fresh water so even though it only fits a small amount of water because of the tilt, I just add more or replace it every other day.I mainly got it to help my cat from throwing up because one of them kept randomly throwing up after eating (it wasn’t the food) so i heard having a tilted bowl could help and they haven’t thrown up since so I think it works.

Very pleased with these bowls, easy to clean and appreciated by the cat!

I love this. I can say without hyperbole that after switching to these dishes, my cat immediately began vomiting 70% LESS often. I have a stress-eating kitty - a habit I haven’t managed to get her out of, but at least now a binge doesn’t mean three whole cups of kibbles in a sitting. The raised and angled set of the dish physically prevents her from just shovelling food into her throat. She’s even lost a little weight. Her food also goes further too - between no longer eating herself sick in five minutes and the small capacity of the dishes themselves.The size could be troubling for some, the bowls truly don’t hold much. I even thought it might be a problem, especially with water. I can honestly say that it has been worth the added refilling every day. I’d rather fill a water dish than clean up cat vomit, 100% of the time. Plus, more water refills means cleaner bowl and cleaner water all the time because it’s convenient to wipe it out once in a while between washes.And no, the set up does not come apart readily - but again, not a problem like I thought it would be. When both water and food are empty at a point every few days, I just take the whole thing and do it all with my dishes, then put it all back together with fresh food and filtered water. Also, because it doesn’t just fall apart, kitty hasn’t yet managed to tip it over or break it either - unlike past dishes we have tried.The “hassle” of this bowl set is vastly outweighed by the benefits of it. I have a happier, healthier kitty JUST by switching to this bowl set. If you ask me? ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE TROUBLE.

Get what you pay for... Seen these online so figured I'd try one out and hook the cat up. Can't say I'm sold on these being or adding any benefit to my cats eating and drinking. What I can see is a heck more food being spilled and the main reason for a 2 star review is that the base is made of the lightest and cheapest plastic. Everyday it is being shifted around as my cat eats and drinks as it is too flimsy and light. The adhesive pads underneath are a great idea in principle but they don't grip s#$% ! A tougher stronger base with suction cups would probably be ideal.

This was delivered within 36 hours!! Wow!! It’s super cute, a bit tricky to remove the food bowl when water is in the other. But that’s not bad really. I wish the bowls were even higher up for my Merlin. (For reference he’s a bottle nose Himalayan rescue 💗😻) so he’s not that big.

This is not only tidier but obviously healthier of my cat. I was so impressed I purchased this for a friend for her kitty.The service was quick, packaged well, well built and it works!