Kitty City Cat Ear Elevated Cat Bowls
In a Nutshell
- Highly durable and easy to clean.
- Design is very cute and some cats seem to like the color design,\" Kitties may not get the food for larger whiskered cats.
- Some cats might not be able to get at the small kibble that falls on the periphery out of reach.
Quick Verdict
The Kitty City Cat Ear Elevated Cat Bowls are visually appealing and sturdy, but some users find the bowls too deep for easy access to food, especially for adult cats. The bowls are easy to clean and come with a dishwasher-safe design, making them convenient for pet owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Good Design (4)
The bowls are highly praised for their design and cheerful appearance.
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Easy to Clean (2)
The bowls are easy to clean and are dishwasher safe.
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Suitable for Smaller Cats (2)
The bowls are ideal for small cats and kittens, easy access.
Cons
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Size and Shape Issues (3) major
The bowls are too deep and narrow, making it hard for cats to access all the food.
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Slippery Base (1) minor
The bowls tend to slide on smooth surfaces like kitchen floors.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Small pet owners — Perfect for our new kittens
- • Cat owners who like aesthetics. — Easy cleaning
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of adult cats with large whiskers or longer faces — Not able to reach the food on the periphery area
Durability & Care
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Also recommend having a non-slip mat
- 💡 The bowls are easy to handle.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"Solid base - my kitty was unable to turn it over or move it around. The price was great and came as a set of two bowls."
"The diameter of the bowl is too small and the sides are too steep and deep. The result is that my cats have to put their heads in too deep and the food moves to the periphery where they cannot get it."
Bottom Line
If you have a kitten or a smaller cat, these bowls could be a good fit. However, for adult cats, especially those with longer whiskers, alternative, shallower bowls might be more appropriate. If you decide on these, consider using a non-slip mat beneath them.