Ceramic Slow Feeder Cat Bowl With Wavy Maze Ridges, Flat or Raised Style

Some cats finish a meal in seconds. This ceramic slow feeder has wavy ridges built into the bottom, so your cat has to work around them to reach each bite, and mealtime lasts a little longer. The rim is soft and wavy, the glaze comes in cheerful pastels, and the ceramic is heavy enough that it doesn't slide easily. Choose the flat dish or the raised version on a white pedestal.

Please note: this bowl is ceramic, so handle it with care, since it can chip or break if dropped. It holds about 310 ml (10.5 fl oz), which suits a single cat-sized meal. If your cat eats unusually fast or vomits after meals, check with your vet.

Turn Mealtime Into a Little Puzzle

The ridges spread food out across the bowl. Your cat nudges and licks around them instead of gulping a mouthful at once, which also gives a bit of mental stimulation at every meal. The flat dish is about 1.4 inches tall for floor feeding. The raised style lifts the bowl to about 3.3 inches on a pedestal base. Both styles work well with kibble, wet food or lick treats.

Key Features

• Built-In Ridges: wavy maze pattern slows down fast eaters
• Glazed Ceramic: smooth surface that's easy to clean
• Heavy Build: harder for cats to push around
• Two Styles: flat dish or raised pedestal
• Wavy Rim: soft, playful shape
• Pastel Colors: yellow, blue, pink, lilac and white

Size Guide

Product Details

• Type: ceramic slow feeder cat bowl
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Styles: flat, raised
• Colors: yellow, blue, pink, lilac, white
• Includes: 1 bowl

Put it on a silicone feeding mat from cat supplies, or browse more ceramics in cat kitchen decor and cat mugs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it work with wet food?

Yes. Spread wet food between the ridges and your cat will lick its way around them.

Which style should I choose?

The flat dish suits kittens and cats that eat at floor level. The raised style lifts the bowl for adult cats.

How do I clean it?

Wash it with warm, soapy water and use a small brush to clean between the ridges.

My cat seems frustrated. What should I do?

Give your cat a few meals to get used to it. Start with a little food and a favorite treat scattered on top.

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