This ceramic bowl from Trixie is designed specifically with short-nosed cat breeds, such as British Shorthairs or Persians in mind. This shallow dish is perfect for cats with short muzzles and ensures your cat can easily eat up every morsel of its food. It has no high border to hamper your cat, making it easy to take in its food. This beautiful ceramic dish is decorated with a cute cat design along the edge with “hello my little cat” printed in the bowl. The enamelled finish makes the bowl smooth and non-porous, meaning it’s easy to clean too. And there’s no need to worry about your cat knocking the bowl over, thanks to its heavy weight for extra stability. Trixie Ceramic Bowl for Short-Nosed Breeds at a glance: A ceramic food bowl for short-nosed cats (e.g. Persian, British Shorthair or Scottish Fold) For dry and wet food Low edge: a shallow dish that makes eating easier for short-nosed breeds With enamelled finish: a heavy and stable bowl Hygienic material: smooth, non-porous, with no corners, easy to clean Cute cat design around the edge and “hello my little cat” printed in the bowl Material: ceramic Dimensions: 15cm diameter x 4.5cm (H) Capacity: 300ml Colour: light blue / white
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £4.69
- Unit price: £15.63/litre
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- In multi-cat homes where one cat has a special diet, a microchip feeder keeps the others out.
- Choose wide, shallow bowls so your cat’s whiskers do not brush the sides while it eats.
- Put water in a different spot from the food, and never next to the litter tray.
Common questions
Do cats drink more from a water fountain?
Many cats are drawn to moving water and drink more readily from a fountain, but not all of them. It is worth trying for cats that drink little or eat mainly dry food. Keep a normal water bowl down too until you know your cat uses the fountain.
What is the best material for a cat bowl?
Stainless steel and ceramic are the easiest to keep clean and the most durable. Plastic is cheap but scratches, and scratched plastic is harder to clean. Whatever the material, wash bowls daily.
