PETKIT Cat Bowls with Stand Tilted, 0 &15° Stainless Steel Elevated Cat Feeding Bowls for Cats and Small Dogs, Raised Cat Food and Water Bowls, Stress Free, Food Grade Material, Anti Slip None Spill

Our boys didn't like it initially, but now it's great. Because they wear trackers the lift/angle makes it easier for them to eat. Well made and looks smart. It's not intrusive and cleans easily.

Really good bowls, easy to clean and good for cats as the bowls tilt making it better for digestive purposes as well as avoiding whisker fatigue (yes that’s a genuine thing)

Purchased for my cat making it easier for her to feed post operation. Very useful raised & tilted bowls. Good quality

I like the set up, its nice, good size and pretty good easy to clean quality bowl. Overall I'd say I got good value out of the product. although if you're going to be like me and hope this stops your cat batting the water out with their paws then no, this is not the bowls you want. I love this set but it has now become a dry food/wet food bowl, this bowl can absolutely not be used for a cat that seems to like playing with water.

Great for our cat. They are a good height and not cheaply made. Our cat seems a lot happier with these. You can also adjust the bowls to be tilted or flat. Good value.

Look good, stable and easy to fill.

It works as described. At this point - being brand new - it's difficult to assess the bowls' durability, but so far it's good. I bought this for a couple of reasons, firstly, the curve of the bowl is good for one of my cats who struggles to reach food with a more severe angle between the base and sides of regular pet bowls. Secondly, the raised platform should prevent neck strain. The entire thing fits together well; is very easy to clean; and also very lightweight. I'm partially disabled and very wobbly, which makes putting down and picking up cat dishes difficult. Being raised on the platform and being lightweight means it's easier for me to reach and carry without strain - something they don't mention in the product description, but people with similar problems to myself will understand what I mean. I have a second cat - one that just walked in to the house one day and has never left and - although he doesn't have the same difficulties with bowl shapes - it's so much easier for me to use, so I plan on buying a second set for him. All-in-all, these raised bowls make life a lot easier for me and at least one cat finds them easier to eat and drink out of. I have no hesitation in recommending them - especially for pet owners with mobility problems. If I could find a negative thing to say, it would be that the bowls themselves might be too small for medium to large dogs, who would want a bigger helping of food per meal and - being so lightweight - they may easily knock them over, but for cats and small dogs, they are perfect.

Very good guality, perfect size dish for my large cat, easy base to clean 100% recommend lovely you can tilt the dish.

Quería la inclinación por el tema de la postura pero también evitar que me formaran charquitos al beber agua. De momento me parece la opción perfecta. Es limpio, los cuencos parecen buenos y puedo inclinar el del pienso pero tengo la opción de no hacerlo con el de agua y aun así la postura para mis gatitas es la correcta. He visto que la ruedecita que traen los cuencos para adaptar la inclinación se le ha roto a algunas personas, veremos con el tiempo. Lo dicho, por el momento, muy contenta con el producto ☺️

Super

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.

Miski bardzo solidnie wykonane, możliwość zamontowania na płasko lub pod kątem. Solidna jakość metalu i plastiku. Bardzo ładnie się prezentują.

The build quality is good for the bowls and made of stainless steel which is very easy to clean. Have used other feeling bowels in the past and the food just sticks to it making very difficult to clean. It is easy to remove and fix and give you two angles to fit in. I usually wet the tissue and scoop out the residue and then use a dry tissue to clean and dry. Its wide enough and good for feline with big whiskers.