Traditional cat food bowls

Simple yet cute feeding bowls for cats

Aside from being super cute, these specific two bowls from the Mason Cash range, have a very broad shallow opening to avoid delicate whiskers being stimulated while eating. They are made in the UK from glazed stoneware, so they're easy to wash by hand or in a dishwasher and are not likely to harbour bacteria like plastic bowls, and unlike metal bowls they're unlikely to trigger facial dermatitis in cats that are sensitive to certain metals. You can safely pop them in the microwave to warm moist food to prey temperature which is a great bonus that sets them apart from plastic or metal bowls too.

Modern Feeding Mats

Food mats help cats feed more naturally, slow down speed-eaters & enrich mealtimes

​Check out this range of feeding mats by Aussie company 

The Casper

Choose from 3 colours: orange, turquoise or green

The Felix

Choose from 3 colours: orange, turquoise or green

The Slomo

The Soother

The Buddy

The Playdate

Puzzle Feeders

Foraging fun that mimics nature and keeps the mind & body active

Cats in the wild naturally seek out their food by foraging and problem solving, an experience that many pet cats miss out on. Just like zoo animals, all pet cats need things to do to keep their mind active and prevent boredom. That's where activity feeders or food puzzles come in. They're also great for adding a little physical activity into the mix and for slowing down cats who gobble down their food too quickly.
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Timer Feeding Bowls

Allowing access to food at set intervals & in your absence

Motion Activated Feeding Bowls

Bowls that open when your cat approaches & shut afterwards 

The ideal way to keep your cat's food fresher for longer and keep those pesky flies out. You can buy bowls that are divided down the centre to allow wet or dry options to stay separate. A range of additional bowls and mats in a variety of colours can be purchased to allow you to pimp your setup in the colours of your choice - standard grey, pastel shades of pink, blue or green.

Microchip feeding bowls

Program these to open for cats with a specific microchip number only

The perfect tool for people with multiple pets to ensure that food stays fresher and fly-free and doesn't get eaten by pets. You can buy a smart version that connects to WiFi, a special hub and an app. It lets you keep track of the amount left in the bowl (by weight) and how often they feed. For households with persistent other pets that have worked out how to squeeze their head through the side of the feeder and steal food when it's opened (like my rescue Siamese cat did), you can purchase a removable hooded shield that stops them from doing this.

Water Fountains

Filtered, purified water that simulates naturally fresh running water

The Catit PIXIs are great water fountains that come in grey or pastel shades of pink, blue or green. The basic model is BPA free plastic, contains an LED nightlight and has a lets you know when the water needs topping up. The next model up has a stainless steel bowl that is dishwasher safe for those who prefer that feature. There's also a smart WiFi enabled version for the tech savvy, that works with an app that sends you alerts when the water needs topping up or the filter needs changing. It's can also be put  in energy saving mode or left on permanently.
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For those who prefer even more tech features, Sureflap Felaqua connects to WiFi and the same hub/app system as for the connected cat-flap and feeder bowls in their smart range. This water bowl as no pumps or filters to clean and tracks when, how frequently each cat drinks, as well as the quantity consumed.