Cat Slow Feeder Bowl with Water Dish

She Empties the Bowl in Forty Seconds, Then Brings It Back Up

A cat slow feeder bowl puts obstacles between the bites. Cats that inhale their food swallow air with every mouthful, and what follows on the hallway floor is the price. Raised spikes across a fish-shaped base mean she has to work around them and take one mouthful at a time — with a stainless steel dish beside them for water or wet food.

Two Bowls in One Footprint

• Raised spikes across the base – she eats around them instead of scooping the whole bowl in one go
• Removable steel dish – water beside the dry food, or wet food on its own
• Stainless steel, not plastic – rust-resistant and it does not hold smells the way a plastic dish does
• Lifts straight out – the insert comes away for rinsing, and the fish base still works as a standalone slow feeder
• Anti-slip bottom – the bowl stays where you put it instead of traveling across the kitchen mid-meal

Spikes That Turn Gulping Into Chewing

The spikes are obstacles between bites, so a fast eater slows to a pace closer to how a cat eats when it is not competing with anything. No rationing food out by hand, no standing over her.

A Steel Dish That Lifts Out

The insert takes daily use without holding smells, and comes out of the base for washing. Use it for water beside the kibble, or fill it with wet food and leave the spiked side empty.

Three Colors, One Shape

Blue, pink and green, all in the same fish outline — small enough to sit in a corner of the kitchen without looking like equipment.

Specifications

• Base: fish-shaped plastic with raised spikes, anti-slip bottom
• Insert: removable stainless steel dish, 5.5 in diameter
• Size: 12.2 × 9.1 × 2.0 in
• Capacity: about 210 g of food
• Colors: Blue, Pink, Green
• Suitable for: cats and small dogs

Slow the Gulping, Skip the Clean-Up

Dinner takes her ten minutes instead of forty seconds, and the hallway stays clean afterwards.