Pudiman Stainless Steel Cat Dish, Whisker Fatigue Relief Cat Food Bowls, Metal Shallow Wide Large Replacement Plate for Dog and Pet, Ideal for Raised Elevated Pet Feeding Station Stand
Whisker Fatigue Relief Cat Food and Water Bowl, 304 Stainless Steel Cat Dish, Wide and Shallow Pet Dishes for Cat, Kitten, Puppy Key Benefits: Food Grade 304 Stainless Steel Independently Tested for Lead, Mercury, and Cadmium Easy to Clean by Hand & Dishwasher Safe Great for dry food, wet food, kibble and water Shallow & Wide Design to Prevent Whisker Stress and Help Clear up The Feline Acne Dimensions & Capacity Outer Diameter - 5.5'' Holds 280ml/1¼ Cup/10 fl.oz food or water for each bowl Outer Diameter - 6.3'' Holds 450ml/1¾ Cup/16 fl.oz food or water for each bowl Outer Diameter - 7.1'' Holds 620ml/2¾ Cup/22 fl.oz food or water for each bowl Where shoud you put cat food and water bowls Tip 1: Choose a calm, quiet feeding location Cats wants to feel comfortable where they eat. If your cat's bowl is in a busy area of your home where there's a lot of noise and foot traffic, your cat may not feel comfortable to eat. Select an area of your home that's quiet and calm Tip 2: Feed your cat away from the litter box In the wild, cats eliminate away from their nests. Pet cats will not eat where they eliminate, and vice versa Tip 3: Select a feeding location away from the water bowl It seems logical to put your cat's water and food bowls in the same place. However, in the wild, cats search for food and water separately. Setting both bowls next to each other could prevent your cat from drinking enough water. Wherever you feed your cat, set the water bowl in a different area. If you have a double bowl, purchase separate bowls. Cats typically don't like double bowls because the water can get contaminated with bits of food at mealtime
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- Whisker Fatigue Is Real: Have you seen your cat pacing in front of the bowls and meowing like something is wrong? Pawing at food and water to try and pull it from the bowl? Acting more aggressive when food is given to them out of the dish? These are the common symptoms of whisker fatigue, which may seem silly, but evidence suggests that whisker fatigue is real. If cat's whisker brushes against the sides of the regular bowl every time she dips her head to eat, this can cause whisker stress
- Wide & Shallow to Prevent Whisker Fatigue: Combating with whisker fatigue is simple, as easy as replacing your cat's bowls, veterinarians recommend. Unlike regular dishes, we created cat bowls that are specifically designed to be whisker friendly. These dishes have a wider opening and is shallow so the cats whiskers don't brush against the sides of the bowl while they eat or drink. Due to the hygienic and sanitary qualities, they will help you clear up the feline acne on your cat's chin.
- Easy to Clean & Dishwasher Safe: Cleanup is a breeze for the bowls that can be individually removed to the dishwasher. Our stainless steel cat dishes can easily be cleaned with mild dish soap and warm water. In addition, they are also dishwasher safe, making for easy cleanup
- Material Matters: A bowl is just a bowl? Sadly, that's not the case. Most cat dishes are made from plastic, ceramic, and stainless steel. Plastic is the worst option which contain chemicals that disrupt an animals hormonal balance. Also, plastic accumulates deep scratches that harbor insanitary things, which are hard to clean. Ceramic is heavier and less durable. One drop can chip or crack your ceramic bowl. Stainless steel is regarded to be the safest material for cat food and water bowls
- Made of Stainless Steel: Our cat dishes are made of Food Grade 304 Stainless Steel (also called 18/8 Stainless Steel, with 18% chromium and 8% nickel, celebrated for its superior corrosion resistance and durability), 18/8 stainless steel is widely used in the dairy, food, and kitchen industries. Each batch of our bowls is tested for lead, mercury, and cadmium by an independent lab nasty heavy metals that can contaminate stainless steel bowls, causing negative effects on the health of your cat
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