Two wide shallow stainless steel cat dishes set into a tilted bamboo stand, shallow enough that a cat's whiskers stay clear of the rim

Whisker-Relief Cat Bowl Set (2-pack)

$39.99 NZD
Sale price  $39.99 NZD Regular price 
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Two wide shallow stainless steel cat dishes set into a tilted bamboo stand, shallow enough that a cat's whiskers stay clear of the rim

Whisker-Relief Cat Bowl Set (2-pack)

$39.99 NZD
Sale price  $39.99 NZD Regular price 

Wide, shallow dishes that don't press on her whiskers — for the cat who paws her water out or leaves food around the edges.

Whiskers aren't hairs

They're sensory organs, wired directly into the nervous system, and sensitive enough to detect a change in air current across a room.

Now picture a deep, narrow bowl. Every time she lowers her head, both sets of whiskers drag against the sides. Some cats tolerate it. Many don't — and the signs are ones you've probably already noticed without knowing what they meant.

Does she do any of these?

Paws the water out and drinks it off her foot
Pulls biscuits onto the floor to eat them
Eats the middle, leaves the edges
Walks away from a bowl that's still half full

None of these are fussiness. They're a cat working around a bowl that's uncomfortable to eat from — pulling food out to where nothing touches her face.

What's different here

These are 15cm across and only 3cm deep — closer to a saucer than a bowl. The sides flare outward at a shallow angle rather than rising vertically, so there's nothing for whiskers to catch on.

The stand raises and tilts them about 15 degrees toward her, so she isn't craning down. And it's weighted, so they stay put instead of sliding across the tiles while she eats.

Specifications

Quantity Set of 2 — one for food, one for water
Dimensions 15cm wide, 3cm deep
Material Stainless steel inserts, bamboo stand
Inserts Lift out for washing
Base Weighted, non-slip
Care Dishwasher safe

Questions

Will a shallow dish hold enough water?

Yes for a day, but shallow water evaporates and warms faster. If she drinks a lot, a fountain solves the volume problem and the freshness problem at once — these then handle food.

Why stainless steel and not plastic?

Plastic scratches, and the scratches trap bacteria. Some cats also develop chin acne from plastic bowls. Steel doesn't have either problem.

My cat is fine with her current bowl. Do I need this?

Probably not. If she eats calmly and finishes without pulling food out, whisker contact isn't bothering her.

Will it suit a dog?

A small one, yes. Anything above about 10kg will find them too small.

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