Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. The Trixie Eat on Feet Ceramic Bowl Set will make your pet’s mealtimes even better. There are two brightly coloured ceramic bowls which fit into a sturdy, well-made metal stand. The weight of the bowls and the four rubber caps make sure that the bowl set doesn’t move around when your pet is eating. The stand raises the bowls to a comfortable eating height so that your cat can enjoy its food even more. The black metal stand is powdered coated and the ceramic bowls have various words such as “milk”, “hot dogs”, “cheese” and “cream” written inside. The bowls can be removed from the stand and can be washed in the dishwasher or just wiped over. The Trixie Eat on Feet Ceramic Bowl Set at a glance: 2 ceramic bowls with stand Colours: bowls: light blue, orange purple / light grey, dusky pink light blue Stand: black Material: Bowls: ceramic Stand: powder-coated metal stand Volume: 2 x 0.3 litre Comfortable eating height Modern design Feet of stand have anti-slip rubber caps Easy to clean, very hygienic Dishwasher-safe, removable bowls Dimensions: Total: approx. 28 x 13.5 x 7 cm (L x W x H) Bowls: each approx. diameter 12cm x H 4.5 cm
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £20.69
- Unit price: £34.48/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
How often should I change a cat fountain filter?
Follow the manufacturer’s schedule, which is usually every few weeks and is printed on the filter pack. Replace it sooner if the water looks cloudy or the flow slows. Clean the pump and bowl at the same time.
Why won’t my cat drink water from its bowl?
Common reasons are water placed right next to the food, a bowl that is too narrow or deep, stale water or a strong-smelling cleaning product. Try a wide bowl in a different room or a fountain. If your cat suddenly drinks much more or much less than usual, see your vet.
