If your cat tends to gobble down its food a little too quickly and throws up more often as a result, the Trixie Slow Feeding Bowl Triangle can help. Thanks to its special design, it encourages slower food intake, so that overeating is avoided. The Trixie Slow Feeding Bowl Triangle is suitable for wet and dry food as well as treats. It has a rubber ring on the bottom so that it does not slip easily during meals. The cat bowl has a particularly flat design to protect the whiskers - perfect for sensitive velvet paws. For cleaning, you can simply put the bowl in the dishwasher, but it can also be easily washed by hand. Trixie Slow Feeding Bowl Triangle at a glance: Practical anti-gulping bowl for cats and small dogs Against too fast eating: can help prevent overeating and subsequent vomiting Flat design: ideal for cats, spares whiskers that would otherwise get caught in the bowl Versatile: suitable for dry food, wet food and snacks Non-slip: rubber ring on the underside prevents the bowl from slipping during use Easy to clean: easy-care material Material: plastic Colour: white Dimensions Overall dimensions: approx. diameter 15 cm x H 3 cm Inner circle: Ø 3.5 x H 1.5 cm Middle ring: W 2-3 x H 2 cm Outer ring: W 2.5 x H 3 cm Capacity: 350 ml Care instructions: dishwasher safe
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £7.19
- Unit price: £20.54/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.
