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Bowls designed specifically for a cat's shape: wide, shallow and kind to sensitive whiskers.

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Cat-specific bowls: getting the shape right

Unlike a dog bowl, a bowl designed for cats stays wide and shallow so it doesn't press on the whiskers around the muzzle. This range includes Designed by Lotte, Bobby, Camon and Beeztees models, from a tilted bowl to a two-bowl set on a wooden frame.

Why shape matters so much

A bowl that's too deep or too narrow forces the cat to dip its muzzle in, brushing the whiskers with every bite. Some cats end up fishing kibble out onto the floor to eat rather than put up with that contact.

Tilted or flat on the floor

A slightly tilted bowl makes food easier to reach without straining the neck, a detail older cats often appreciate. Two-bowl sets let you keep water and food separate on the same stand, a practical detail for smaller kitchens.

Watching your cat at mealtime

If your cat still avoids its bowl or fishes kibble out despite a suitable shape, try a different format before assuming it simply dislikes eating there.

Why buy it at Animorix

Compare with our stainless steel bowls and melamine and ceramic bowls, or pair a bowl with a placemat. Free delivery from £99 and returns within 14 days.

Frequently asked questions

What is a whisker-friendly bowl?
It's a wide, shallow bowl that keeps the sides away from the cat's whiskers during mealtime.
Why does my cat take kibble out of the bowl to eat it?
It's often a sign the bowl is too deep or too narrow for its muzzle; a wide, shallow bowl usually fixes that habit.
Is a tilted bowl really useful?
It can make food easier to reach for an older or arthritic cat by reducing neck strain.
Can a cat use a dog bowl?
It's not ideal: a dog bowl is often deeper and narrower, less suited to a cat's sensitive whiskers.