The Catit Food Single Cat Dish is well-made but too small for some cat diets, and the packaging glue issue needs addressing.
Glue on eating surface
Prevention: Remove glue carefully, avoid harsh chemicals for cleaning
Potential toxicity of glue
Prevention: Remove glue immediately, use Goo Gone or similar safe products
Great for cats with sensitive whiskers
Durable construction
Prevents tipping over
Not suitable for cats on a wet food diet
Tip: Use a larger bowl
Glue on the eating surface
Tip: Use Goo Gone to remove the glue
Too small for more than one cat
Factors: Usage frequency, Cleaning methods
No, it is too small and cats may not be able to access all the food. A larger bowl is recommended for wet food.
Use a product like Goo Gone to safely remove the glue from the eating surface.
"I was looking for a bowl within my price range that would alleviate my cat from bending her whiskers while eating. Well, this works and is half the price of comparable ones!"
"I ordered 4 of these dishes and every single one of them came with the label glued to the eating surface of the metal dish. The glue is not the kind that just peels off, either; it's hard-core glue that is probably toxic. Now I have to order Goo Gone to remove the glue and be able to use these dishe..."
If you have a cat on a wet food diet, consider a larger bowl. For dry food, it’s a good option but check for glue issues on the product surface.
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