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$79.95Meals on time whether you are home or not: schedule up to 10 feedings a day from your phone, in portions of about 10 g.
- App-controlled over Wi-Fi: up to 10 feeding plans a day, 1–50 portions each
- 4 L (about 16.9 cups) hopper with a desiccant box to keep kibble dry
- 304 stainless steel bowl
- Low-food and low-battery alerts on the feeder and in the app
- Dual power: 5 V adapter plus 3 D batteries as backup (batteries not included)
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$36.95A food maze that makes your cat hunt for every piece of kibble — slower meals and a busier brain in one dish.
- Hides dry food under a clear cover so your cat has to work it out with a paw
- Adjustable food outlet for different kibble sizes
- About 11.8 in across and 3.15 in tall — low enough for whiskers
- Comes apart into 5 pieces for cleaning
- Ships from our U.S. warehouse
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$64.95 – $74.95Price range: $64.95 through $74.95A stainless steel cat food bowl printed with your cat’s name — made to order, anti-slip base, 18 oz or 32 oz.
- Type the name at checkout; printed in rounded sage lettering
- Double-wall, food-grade stainless steel
- Removable anti-slip rubber base
- Dishwasher safe (base removed)
- Made to order · arrives in 6–10 business days
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$44.95Moving water your cat will actually drink — quietly, on a footprint the size of a dinner plate.
- Circulating pump keeps water moving, which reads as fresh to a cat
- Quiet enough to run in a bedroom
- Water-level window — see when to top up without lifting the lid
- Lid, spout and pump lift out for a quick rinse
- USB-powered; round white body about 6.5 in across
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$34.95A shallow ceramic plate on a 3.3-inch pedestal — your cat eats at shoulder height with whiskers in the clear.
- Raised 3.3 in so cats eat without hunching
- Wide, shallow 7.1 in plate — no whisker fatigue
- Glazed ceramic: no odors, no scratches, stays put
- Four base colors, fishbone or paw print
- Rinses clean in seconds
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$39.95Turns a 60-second gulp into a calmer meal — and lifts out to become a regular bowl when you need one.
- Maze ridges slow fast eaters and cut regurgitation
- Insert lifts out: slow-feeder mode or regular bowl
- Non-slip feet keep it in place on hard floors
- 8.3 in wide, 3.1 in tall — sized for one cat
- Four colors: white, green, blue, pink
Hydration and mealtime, built around how cats actually eat
Cats descend from desert hunters with a weak thirst drive, and many under-drink from still bowls — which matters for long-term urinary and kidney health. Moving water changes the math: many cats read flowing water as fresh and drink more from it, which is why a fountain like the Fresh Flow Water Fountain is one of the simplest upgrades you can make. What to look for is in how to choose the best cat water fountain.
The scarf-and-barf fix
If your cat eats in 40 seconds and vomits ten minutes later, that's usually speed, not sickness (if it's frequent, check with your vet). Three tools solve most cases: a maze-style slow feeder that forces smaller bites, a puzzle feeder that makes them work for each piece, and a raised ceramic dish like our High-Rise Ceramic Cat Dish, which lifts the food to a more natural height and keeps whiskers off the rim. More on causes and fixes in why your cat throws up after eating.
Whisker fatigue is real (and cheap to fix)
Deep, narrow bowls press a cat's sensitive whiskers against the sides with every bite — some cats respond by pawing food onto the floor or eating reluctantly. Wide, shallow bowls remove the friction. If your cat scoops kibble out of the bowl to eat it off the floor, this is probably why.
Automatic feeding and easy cleaning
For early risers and long workdays, an automatic feeder keeps meals on schedule without a 5 a.m. wake-up call — see how to choose the best automatic cat feeder. Whatever you choose, buy what you'll actually clean: a fountain you dread taking apart becomes an expensive puddle. Plan to rinse the fountain's tank, lid and pump every few days and keep it topped up. For a personal touch, the Custom Name Cat Bowl puts their name on a double-wall stainless steel bowl.
Do cat water fountains really help?
For many cats, yes. Cats are often drawn to moving water and drink more from a fountain than a still bowl. Better hydration supports urinary and kidney health.
How often should I clean a cat water fountain?
Top up whenever the water runs low, rinse the tank, lid and pump every few days, and wash all parts thoroughly about once a week. A slimy fountain gets boycotted fast.
What is whisker fatigue?
Discomfort caused by whiskers repeatedly brushing the sides of deep, narrow bowls. Signs include pawing food out of the bowl, leaving food at the edges, or hesitating at mealtime. Wide, shallow bowls solve it.
Do slow feeder bowls stop vomiting?
They help with the most common kind — regurgitation from eating too fast. If vomiting continues with a slow feeder, or happens hours after eating, check with your vet to rule out other causes.