PETKIT Raised Dog Cat Food Bowl 304 Stainless Steel, Elevated Pet Food and Water Bowl Dishes, Elevated Cat Bowls, Non-Slip Tilted Cat Bowl No Spill

Amazing steel bowls. I tried all sort of food bowls for my kitten and finally this one worked. I had the porcelain bowls with and without angle and a flat plate but she would stop eating sometimes because her chin or whiskers would touch the bowl. But this bowl is sufficiently large and angled that se eats well without stopping. Absolutely loved it. They are easy to clean as well.Thank you so much for making this bowl.

I am a fan of PetKit products: they cost more, but the engineering design and quality are well worth it. For example, PetKit’s stainless water fountain is easily ten times easier to clean and the water filtration is superb, as opposed to a cheaper, all plastic model I initially bought. The price is high, but it’s a game changer.For reference, we have 5 cats: one 12, two 4 year olds, and 2 kittens. When offered a chance to try this bowl system, I accepted, as my plastic two bowl molded one-piece cheapie thing had gotten pretty beat up, and to be honest, wasn’t easy to clean anymore.I’ve used this for a little less than a week, and I can recommend it for all cats. Here’s what I found:1.) Quality: up to PetKit’s higher standards. Sturdy solid plastic frame, well-turned bowls with no finishing defects. There was a little dust on the frame, probably from packaging: easily wiped off, although I always do a quick wash on new food containers for cats anyway. (Not for mine, though, go figure!)2.) Size: the platform is substantial but not overwhelming. It’s not dainty, and neither are my cats. The size actually catches most spills. It has a small lip around the edge of the plastic base that prevents most dry food from flying on the rest of the floor. Tiny Wet food particles will stick to the plastic as much as any other platform, so no difference there. The larger size may help the four rubber pads on the bottom keep their grip. And these pads aren’t the cheap kind that fall off.3.) Bowl size and design. The bowls are a little larger than other bowls, having a more rounded base than the typical flat base. Because of the angle option, this meant I was able to use the usual portion size and not have it spill out. Yay!4.) How the angle is achieved: so this is kind of cool. Both bowls are built like stand-mixer bowls: put the small “foot” underneath the bowl into the base’s hole and give a 1/4 turn and it’s “locked” in. Untwisting is easy for those of us with opposable thumbs, not cats. Even better, there are TWO settings! There is a second hole just below and overlapping with the first (so it looks like a figure 8, or a Venn Diagram), that can be used to set the bowls FLAT/LEVEL. That’s just cool. I used the flat for water and the angle for food, just for testing purposes, and no problems of uneven weight, spills, etc.5.) Effects of the angle: so I’d be fine recommending this system if it were just flat, so the angle is an added bonus. I am no vet and my cats’ digestion is just fine overall, but the twelve year old regurgitates his food once every month or so, so I got this for him to see if it helps. We’ll see.Now, there are some kittens born with a condition called Megaesophagus (go online and check this out) and having them eat at a raised angle is supposed to help. Again, I am NOT a vet: I just saw a video where a one-off system was made. This reminds me of it, and if it works, how cool that everyone who needs one can get one! That said, I don’t have a way to test this, but the concept is there.There is only one problem if this is the concept: my cats swarmed, and the kittens actually ate from the Tall side! Thus defeating the purpose. There’s a common-sense fix to this: put it against against a wall. The older cats knew what was up and ate from the lower side. I just noticed this because I had it out in the middle of the room to see if it moved. My bad. What I’ll do now is make this the 12 year olds exclusive bowl and see if it helps. If I had just two cats, this wouldn’t be a problem.Even if your cat doesn’t have an extreme medical issue, it’s a very good food bowl system with a lot of options and great quality. If you need a new bowl and want to get something that will last, I’d recommend this.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these stainless steel pet bowls, because I kept dropping and breaking the ceramics ones. This definitely doesn’t have the issue of cracking.I’ll have to use this more to see if it really is stainless, but so far so good!I like that you can choose to have the bowls at a different angle, which is helpful for shorter dogs. The bowls are a bit on the smaller side, so it may not work for big dogs, but it works great for the amount of food I give my 17 lb dog.It’s been working great for us and I love how minimalistic it looks. It’s also very easy to clean, so that’s also a plus!

Nice set. Looks clean and nice in feeding area. I prefer metal bowels because of the hype using plastic. I also think it cleans better.Only negative is I wish bowels were at least one inch higher. My Brussels Griffon dog weighs about 10 lbs. His legs are not short for the breed.

Great bowls with the option to angle them. Helps with my big eared puppy lol

Really nice quality, and attractive! The tilted or level bowl option is nice. I like that the bowls fasten to the base, and the base is heavy enough to not push around too easily (for small animals, anyway), and is hard to overturn. It is easy to detach the bowls for filling and cleaning, though…a simple twist. My severely disabled relative has a bit of trouble with it, but it should not be a problem for most people, or folks with only moderate arthritis or neuropathy.

My dog was very excited to try this out and he really liked it. The bowls are shiny and very pretty. My only concern is that the base is plastic and lightweight the base tends to move around instead of staying in one place I wish it was made of a heavier material. Item was not fully stainless steel from top to bottom considering the price. The angle of the bowl is perfect. My dog is able to drink more water.

I ended up getting these after trying the NeaterFeeder which didn’t work out. I love that these have a simpler design, they do not slip or move around, the height is perfect for my small 10 pound terrier mix, and it allows my dog to eat much easier without getting food all over the floor or walls. The tilt is an awesome feature and it’s nice to have a regular non-tilt option built in as well.The bowls are dishwasher safe and are easy to pop into place once you’ve done it a couple of times. I highly recommend!