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LUV2JOURNEY
> 3 dayAll 3 of my cats use these bowls, they are sturdy, easy to clean & tall which is what I needed. Update 3/2021: I bought one in black for our new kitten, it looks nice, shiny, but youre able to see water spots after its air dried, unlike my two white ones, which are now $2.00 more than the black, and the only reason I bought it in black. They are identical cat food bowls, still made well, sturdy & easy to clean, I wish the price had been identical for both. A very small issue compared to the whole realm of life, but consistency would be nice. These are made in China like 99% of everything else pet related, when Americans cant even make pet food bowls in the USA, were in more trouble than we realize. We can thank congress for annihilating manufacturing here, I hope the shekels they got were worth destroying our country.
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Mary Alice Case
Greater than one weekNo more bending down low to eat .
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Kelly
> 3 dayThese are very nice..cats love them. I have bought 4 of these. Perfect height for all the cats ( big and small) so they dont have to bend so low eating. They have stopped throwing up as much..very noticeable difference. Wish I would have bought these years ago.
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Cassie Diamond
> 3 dayIts cute but didnt seem to help with my cat vomiting and the mess he leaves around the dish. But I still like it.
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Hannah Alden
> 3 dayNothing spectacular. Gets the job done, unfortunately I personally had to get rid of it because I thought it would be bigger and I have six cats. Other than that its nice and Im sure would be great for elderly cats due to the height of the bowl.
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Julie Jones
> 3 dayMy kitties seem to like the raised bowl. They can eat from the shallow bowl without whisker fatigue. Holds enough dry food for 2 meals.
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Pat
Greater than one weekInitially this bowl seemed like it would be great. The size was exactly what I wanted, and I thought it would be good for my elderly cat. However, he didn’t like it which really surprised me. He did eat out of it, but then I noticed he wasn’t eating as much as usual. (It’s important that he eat because he’s lost some weight. He’s had many tests, including an ultrasound, and they can’t find the reason for the weight loss.) After a few days, I put his regular-sized bowl right next to this one. He ate from his old bowl. Besides this, I found two small chips on the bottom of the bowl. It was wrapped very carefully so no complaint there. It was also handled carefully so no reason for those chips. I did notice this was a big complaint from other buyers. I don’t see a reason to give a bad rating when the biggest problem was my cat not liking it. I only gave four stars because of the chips.
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DharmaFaerieDuster
> 3 dayGood height, easy to clean, but worry about dropping or chipping. Heavy and solid ceramic, but worried if it accidentally slips, it’s definitely going to crash w pieces and break.
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SMC
> 3 dayThis is a cute raised bowl, made of ceramic, and my cat is using it ok. I think it has helped her perpetual furrball problem that tended to happen when she would eat on a flat plate or bowl. It is heavy enough not to tip over with a slight touch, but I do find that I need to be extra careful when rinsing it out not to drop it or bang it against anything. Its not really non-slip, and unless I put a silicone mat under it on the counter where she eats, she will push it all around or tip it over. It is certainly more comfortable for her than the flat plates and bowls, just needs to be used with a bit of extra care.
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Anna Moore
> 3 dayIs healthy for cats less spit up and coughing! Great bowls!