Black Small Ceramic Raised Cat Bowls, Tilted Elevated Food or Water Bowls, Stress Free, Backflow Prevention, Dishwasher and Microwave Safe, Lead &...

The bowl seems to be smaller and shorter than I had thought but does the job! We are ordering a second one for our other cat. I would say overall the reason I bought this is easy cleaning and attractiveness.

I like all 3 of the raised cat bowls. It elevates so they dont have to crouch so near the floor. Be careful though because they are very fragile. I barely bumped the pink one against another bowl and it chipped already.

I got this for my little old lady, and the size of the bowl is perfect for her meal portions. The quality is nice and the style is a great addition to our home.

My cat had surgery and one thing I didn't plan ahead for was him easily accessing food/water while wearing a plastic e-collar strictly for 3 weeks (PU surgery). Day we picked him up I quickly realized I needed a better solution than the options I tried to mcguyver at home. This tilted bowl works perfectly for dry/wet food, I measured his cone at the widest opening and at his nose level and this bowl was well within range. (for reference he's wearing a 5" deep cone, 7"-10" neck range) Definitely not suitable for water though, if you want an angled bowl that can do both food and water and is very similar size look up "Whisker City Elevated Ceramic Cat Bowl". For a level (not tilted) bowl I also purchased "LIONWELI Store Small Ceramic Raised Cat Bowl" it's bigger than the tilted and whisker city bowls but still fits inside the limitations of the cone. He can drink from it but I'm less concerned bc I water down his pate so he's getting enough liquid. After the cone comes off will continue to use these bowls cuz they're ceramic and nice quality surprisingly. I believe they're all machine washable, and microwave safe but the ceramic will heat up in the microwave. I don't microwave their food or water but it's good to know. Hopefully this helps someone frantically comparing like I was! Oh also all of the mentioned bowls are pretty sturdy, but I purchased a small roll of grip shelf liner from wmart for a dollar and cut it to place under the bowls to help keep them from sliding, I recommend that just for extra stability

I bought this pedestal bowl for my 17-year-old, arthritic cat who has chronic kidney disease and acid reflux and often vomits. Before buying it, I had elevated his old bowl by about an inch (by setting it on another bowl of the same kind) and noticed that he burped and vomited less often. This bowl, which is a nice, heavy ceramic piece and rather elegant in appearance, has a pedestal that elevates the bottom of the bowl by about 2 1/4 inches. The bowl itself is, as other reviewers have commented, pretty small, but I give my cat only 1/8 can of food at a time because he often doesn't eat, so it's perfect for him. He can eat from it standing up -- no crouching -- and he doesn't have to stretch his neck down to reach the food, so he's not fighting gravity to swallow. He hasn't burped since I introduced him to it, and the vomiting is now minimal even though he still sometimes has nausea (common in cats with ckd; I give him medicine when he's feeling sick). The only issue I have is that the wet food sticks to the glaze, so the bowl must be washed with detergent more than once daily.