Cat Feeding Bowls

• Microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe
• Diameter 13cm, height 3cm
• 265 ml
• Style with our placemats
  

Our minimalist cat bowl is crafted from ceramic and features an on trend, softly coloured raw exterior with a hand glazed glossed interior for easy cleaning and functionality. Our design is complete with its subtle debossed Lilly + Dash logo. Suitable for both food and water, ceramic is durable and naturally cool which helps keep your cat's meals fresher for longer. Our cat bowl is shallow in shape to allow your cat to eat without rubbing their whiskers against the side of the bowl. Shallow bowls mimic a cat’s natural feeding behaviour, making for a more comfortable dining experience.

Available in a range of pastel colours, our palette has been curated so that all our bowls and placemats can be effortlessly styled together.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Cat Feeding Bowls

Why Cat Feeding Bowls Matter

Choosing the right cat feeding bowls is essential for your cat's health and well-being. A suitable bowl encourages your feline friend to eat more comfortably and reduces mess during mealtime. Cat feeding bowls come in various materials and styles, helping you pick one that suits your cat's needs. Because cats can be picky, having the right bowl can make a significant difference in their eating habits.

Types of Cat Feeding Bowls

When looking for cat feeding bowls, you will find several types, including ceramic, stainless steel, and plastic. Ceramic bowls are attractive and often come with designs that enhance your home décor. However, stainless steel bowls are more durable and less likely to harbor bacteria. Therefore, selecting the right type depends on your cat's preferences and any health considerations.

Feeding Bowls for Special Needs

Some cats have special feeding needs, such as those who eat quickly or have specific dietary requirements. Slow feeder bowls are designed to encourage your cat to eat more slowly, which can prevent digestive issues. Also, consider elevated bowls for older cats, as they can help reduce strain on their necks. So, understanding your cat’s needs will help you make an informed choice regarding feeding bowls.