CatGuru Food Table for Cat Bowls, Elevated Feeding Station for Cat Food Bowl, Raised Stand for Pet Food and Water Bowls, Pet Feeder for Indoor Cats, Stress Free Stand for Pet Dishes or Plates (Aruba)

So many bowls, so many stands. Look no further, this set will be the one you buy and keep. Don't bother just buying one at a time, the bundle gets you both the stand and the spill-proof bowl at a lower price. Impressive, high quality for all items. The stand is of a substantial and hard melamine with the added touch of having a rubberized bottom (brilliant!). The stand also comes with a slip-proof silicone liner to hold the bowl in place (brilliant!). Then there is the bowl. So many good qualities such as its large size, the curvature of the bowl, the varying height of low in the front and high in the back, the ridges on the bottom and its heft (brilliant again!). This is by no means a lightweight and flimsy ceramic bowl. At every feature I was impressed, "huh, it's as if I had designed it". Maybe they're mind-readers! Needless to say, kitty has zero issue--just a bit scared on the first serving, but don't worry the food will win out. And I have no more issue of clean-up of all the pieces of food that got pushed out of the flatter and shallow bowl. Whiskers do not touch. Highly recommend. And no, I am not friends of the owner, nor did I get a commission (although that is not a bad idea). :)

Great product. It works well to help my elderly cat eat his food better. I also got him one for his water bowl. Sturdy and stable design. Easy to clean. Definitely recommend this.

Beautiful! i've purchased from Cat Guru before - all of their goods are of the highest quality and extremely stylish. I'm delighted with this one - one of the fewest cat tables on the market that can accommodate a 16cm cat dish. I've bought some of the others, one of which is simply not robust enough to last feeding 6 cats several times a day. I'll buy this again if any of my other cat tables breaks. Full marks for Cat Guru, itself. When I purchased some litter mats from its American website two years ago, the team there advised me, for future reference, to use the UK website, to avoid restrictions on parcel weight (and, consequently, excess FX charges).

I live this for elevating cat's water bowl: It is light weight but has enough circumference to be sturdy, doesn't get knocked over. Easy to clean and helps to elevate the water dish - no issues w/the cats using it and fits in nicely w/decor (color) = product works as designed and fair price

I really appreciate this raised platform for its functionality and simplicity, and even for its aesthetic value. It has worked well for our elderly cats, who benefit from raised feeders. Its solid but lightweight, but not so light that it tips over if you bump into it. I can place any of their dishes on it, and they all fit. I also like the variety of colors. My only issue with it is that I don't know why it fluctuates so much in price. I have paid $12.99 for one of them in the past, and I think that is a reasonable price (actually, I don't think these things should cost more than $9.99, they are literally just a piece of plastic). I have also paid $19.99 for one, and it is DEFINITELY NOT worth that much. Today, it was being sold for $15.99, which I paid, but I do feel that this is too much. Had it been $12.99 again, I would have purchased 2 more today instead of 1, and had it been $9.99, I would have bought 3 or 4 today. If the price goes any higher than $15.99 again, I will start placing the cats' dishes on small boxes or on a couple of thick books! But for now, I'm glad they exist and are sold at this price or lower...

Our one cat is getting older and was not eating like himself. After some research, I learned about whisker fatigue, and decided to go for a raised and flatter dish to feed him on. It definitely helped! They are easy to pick up and clean. We use dishes on top so we do not have to clean the pedestal as often. We did not purchase Cat Guru brand toppers, but these other stainless steel plates from Amazon. These dishes fit pretty well on top of the Cat Guru, but there is a bit of gap around the edge of the plate, so especially our kittens sometimes get a piece or two of kibble stuck there. It also means that if they’re licking pate or wet food, it can get pushed and smooshed to the edge. Our trick is to smoosh their pate a bit onto the dry food so it stays more in the middle. Our older cat was having some teeth issues as well, so we traded the stainless steel plates for paper plates from ALDI. These are a PERFECT size, as the bottom of the plate fits snug in the Guru and the lip hangs over the edge, preventing food from getting stuck. The only thing is that paper plates are wasteful, so I also tried these blue kids plates from Target (50¢ each!). These are slightly too big, but it still works. I also choose them because our oldest needs special wet and dry food, but the dry food gets soggy very easily and then he won’t eat it, so the divided compartments work perfectly for that.

Love CatGuru. They are the best at feeding my kitty and look so great in this color which matches the bowls I purchased previously.

This cat table is great - easy to clean, rubber feet on the bottom to prevent sliding, the edge lip is a good height. But the best part is that a Dixie dessert-sized paper plate fits perfectly in it! (Our cat eats what we eat off of - paper plates. Haha.) So now her plate won’t slide all over the place! Thanks for accidentally creating the perfect solution for us.