PetRageous 12037 Oval Mon Ami Pierre Stoneware Cat Bowl 5.5-Inch Wide and 1.5-Inch Tall Saucer with 5.3-Ounce Capacity and Dishwasher Safe is Great For Cats, Black and White

Good quality, fair price and totally cute.

I really like this cat dish. I don't like to use plastic to feed my fur baby, since I have a tuxedo cat with a cool attitude this was a must but when I saw it come up on my suggestions When I received this I put it right into the dishwasher, the best way to describe the quality is stoneware, it nice and heavy and the colors are vibrant and I don't think they will just wipe away with time. I used high heat, heavy duty cycle with sanitizing rinse in the dishwasher. It came out as nice as it went in Then the test, I put a can of wet in Earls crate and barrel bowl (really it's my bowl but that's what I've been feeding him in) and a can in his new dish.... Call me crazy I needed to know if he liked it. He ate out of this new dish first (he eventually ate from the other bowl, too he's not dumb). I was happy, there's nothing worse than buying something for the fur babies you think they'll love and they snub their nose at it. I do think it has something to do with the shape of this dish, being oval seem to make it easier for him to eat out of this. Maybe it's easier on the whiskers. I defiantly like this dish and will order another to rotate for his wet food. I don't think this dish would be good for dry food because it doesn't have a lot of depth, it's excellent for those who feed wet and dry food to use this for the wet. I will update if anything goes wrong, but so far so good! It's been washed a few times in dishwasher and still looks great. I may order a couple for fun appetizer dishes

My three cats love these. They turned out to be perfet and just what we needed for them. The bowls I had previously been using the food would be pushed over the smaller edge of the bowl, food would get stuck to and hard to get off of the bowls without a long soak, and the rubber bottoms had worm off. So these are perfect. It takes only a quick rinse after the cats have eaten to clean them up, they are heavy enough not to be pushed around by an eager kitten who just loved food. They have high sides so that most of the food stays in (again eager kitten who pushes food around). It also works for my other cat who I have to spread the food out over a large surface so that he does not get sick right after eating, its a wider surface than the other bowl, so it has slowed him down more which is great. You do have to be careful of the ears though, they are easily broken off (I had to super glue one back on, but it worked).

This bowl is very nice quality, and the design is really cute. I misjudged the size, though, and while the depth was just right, the overall size is too small for my large male cat.

I have a really crazy cat who is about 3 years old. When I first brought him home from the shelter, I put the hard food in a bowl next to his water bowl and at night I would give him all different small canned cat food. He ate it all up and cleaned the plate like it came out of the dishwasher. My husband had passed away unexpectedly about six months before I adopted Toby the cat, and I was forced to downsize to a smaller place, so about three weeks after I got him, we moved. I Started noticing that he wasn't eating the canned food and was making motions like he was in his litter box covering up the food in the bowl. I began to realize he was telling me I don't like this now and I know you love me so I can be finicky if I want to and if my bowl is too lightweight, I will dump it over while I am telling you I don't like it. I did realize however, that if he had the gravy lovers food he would eat up all the gravy and leave the meat part. I went out and got him something that was newer at the time called "Broths" and now I found new packets that are called Bisques and Stews. The Bisques look a lot like Lobster Bisques but a bit thicker and the Stews are kind of a thick gravy with shreds of meat in it. Another thing I noticed was that his bowl, while it was a cat bowl was kind of large for three and a half ounce food from the packages. I tried several bowls, but they all seemed to be too lightweight and were dumped over, and the bowls I bought were still too large. Then I found these bowls. They are a much better since and Toby loved to eat his stews and Bisques out of them. We moved again a couple of months ago and since we have a large dishwasher, I purchased some more of these bowls with different cat faces on them and when his six bowls get used I just put them in the dishwasher. These bowls are a great size for most cats. Toby is not a large cat and these bowls are shallow enough for him to eat without affecting his neck while eating and he no longer tries to turn the bowl over. The key with these bowls, I think is the shape and the shallower depth the cat can eat without their whiskers getting bent over. I have read that some cats have very sensitive whiskers that actually hurt when pressed out of their usual position. I am thinking of trying the Gravy Loverd Dinners again. It would be really funny to find out that the food wasn't really what he was getting upset about. Maybe it was those. pesky whiskers. There are several different styles that I found and each with a cat's face on them. Maybe your cat will like them too!

love them and so do cats

I love all the PetRageous dishes. I have 4 cats varying ages 19,12 & 4 year old siblings. The dishes prevent whisker fatigue and there is a varied selection so each cat has his/ her own dish. They are easy to clean and the graphics have not faded.

Cute bowl but arrived broken. Second time now. Just glued the ear back on

Arrivé en parfait état et bien emballé.

Love it. Good quality

Both ears were broken off the dish even though it was wrapped in a bubble wrap bag and bubble wrap envelope.