Find the right bowl for your cat, from shallow Mason Cash ceramic saucers and stainless steel bowls to the Catit Flower cat water fountain that keeps water fresh and moving. There is also the SureFeed microchip feeder for multi-cat homes, double dishes, feeding mats, replacement filters and food storage.
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Cats can be surprisingly fussy about their bowls, and the right one can help them eat and drink well. Here is what to look for.
Shallow and wide
Many cats prefer shallow, wide dishes where their whiskers don't brush the sides, which is why cat saucers like the Mason Cash range are so popular. If your cat pulls food out of the bowl to eat it off the floor, or only eats from the middle, a shallower bowl or dish may help them eat more comfortably.
Ceramic, steel or plastic?
Ceramic bowls are heavy and stable, and stainless steel bowls are hard-wearing and easy to keep clean. Both are better than scratched plastic, which can hold bacteria. Wash food bowls after every meal, especially with wet food, and replace any that are cracked or scratched.
Help your cat drink more
Many cats don't drink enough, which matters for their kidneys and urinary health. A cat water fountain like the Catit Flower Fountain keeps water moving and filtered, which tempts lots of cats to drink more. Change the filters as recommended, and place water away from food and the litter tray.
Feeders for multi-cat homes
If one cat steals another's food, or one is on a special diet, the SureFeed microchip feeder only opens for the cat it is programmed to recognise. It is also useful for keeping dogs out of cat food. Our feeders help with portion control too, which is useful for cats watching their weight.
Mats, lick mats and storage
Feeding mats catch spills and protect your floor. A lick mat spread with wet food slows down fast eaters and keeps your cat calm and busy. Keep dry food fresh with an airtight container, and use a scoop to measure portions accurately from our storage range.
Kittens and older cats
Kittens need small, shallow dishes they can reach easily, and the Kitten Starter Kit is a handy place to start. Older cats with stiff joints may find a slightly raised bowl more comfortable. If your cat suddenly starts drinking much more or less than usual, speak to your vet.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cat Bowls & Water Fountains
Many cats prefer shallow, wide dishes made from ceramic or stainless steel, which are stable and easy to clean. Mason Cash cat saucers are a popular choice. Browse bowls and dishes, and order by 7pm for next day delivery.
For many cats, yes. A water fountain keeps water moving and filtered, which encourages cats to drink more. The Catit Flower Fountain is a popular choice. Change filters regularly, and add them to your food order for free delivery over £59.99.
Follow the manufacturer's guidance, which is usually every few weeks, or sooner if the water looks cloudy, and clean the fountain itself regularly. Set replacement filters up on Bottomless Bowl so they arrive when you need them, with a saving on every order.
A microchip feeder like the SureFeed only opens for the cat it's programmed to recognise, so each cat eats their own food. It's ideal for multi-cat homes and cats on special diets. Order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Place water away from food and the litter tray, as many cats prefer to drink in a separate spot. Having more than one water bowl around the home helps too. Browse cat water bowls and fountains, with free delivery over £59.99.
Yes. Order by 7pm for next day delivery on all cat bowls, fountains and feeders. Delivery is free on orders over £59.99, so it's easy to add a new bowl or filters to your food order. Bottomless Bowl saves you money on every repeat delivery.
