Do tilted cat bowls actually help? | TheCatSite
WEBDec 26, 2017 · Purraise. 21,087. Location. Southern California. I have both raised and tilted bowls for my crew (all raised only one tilted). Nightfury, black one, has a very sensitive tummy. Over the years I've adjusted his diet, added a raised bowl and now a raised tilted bowl. Each item seemed to help a little more and we are now at a point where he vomits ...
Eating position - bowl raised vs. floor? | TheCatSite
WEBJul 16, 2008 · We have our cats bowls elevated. Stimpy was a scarf-n-barfer before we elevated the bowls. I have 2 older cats (12 yrs and 9 yrs), and all 3 are pretty big cats. The guys are tall and Lola is either Maine Coon or mostly M.C. 'cause she's huge for a …
Elevated & Tilted bowls | TheCatSite
WEBMay 31, 2006 · The clear bowls are the perfect shape to hold their saucers which is how I actually use the bowl most often. It raises their saucers and the saucers don't cause whisker fatigue. We got another raised bowl not tilted which has metal saucers and I like it better. My cats still prefer to eat literally off the floor so useless purchases all around.
Raised Right gently cooked food | TheCatSite
WEBAug 29, 2014 · It also contains added carb fillers (tapioca starch). Finally, they use the dog nutrient blend, which means the nutrient profile probably isn't appropriate for cats. To top it all off, it's pricey, almost $12/lb. That's double the price of what I'm feeding my cats now.
Paper plates or bowls? | TheCatSite
WEBDec 5, 2013 · The obvious, which you probably already thought of: Paper plates minimize clean up, but are more expensive since you have to keep replacing them. I don't know if there are any allergy concerns as there are with plastic bowls. Paper plates can have a coating which release toxins upon microwaving. Dec 5, 2013. #3.
Colored powder-coated stainless steel bowls - safe? | TheCatSite
WEBJan 25, 2014 · 5,295. Location. ...with the cats... @OceanBreathes, i'm not sure about the colored powder coating on your stainless steel bowls. but i thought i'd reply to tell you what i use for my cat water bowls. i use corelle livingware 28 oz soup/cereal bowls for my snick's water dishes. i chose these because they're ceramic, so won't rust or absorb ...
Kitten stalking older cat | TheCatSite
WEBOct 7, 2013 · Find a food bowl that when turned upside down there is a depressed ring around the raised center. Dog food bowls are often made this way. This forces him to have to eat by going around the whole bowl and usually slows the eating down enough to give her time to eat her fill.
My Cat Moves Bowls And Food Mats Around The Room
WEBJun 10, 2014 · 1. Purraise. 0. My cat liked to move her water bowl, so I 1) replaced it with an unused large dog watering bowl, 2) placed everything on a boot mat, and 3) weighed the boot rack down with a large rock. It works, but I notice the inside of the watering bowl has lots of scratches so she's still trying.
Black residue on new stainless steel cat bowls / constipation issues
WEBMar 4, 2013 · Every now and then, when I replace these bowls (stainless steel eventually gets well-worn with stains) a black residue appears on the paper towel when I dry them off. This is true of his small food bowls and the much larger ones I use for his water. I have a set of new stainless steel water bowls that I want to use asap.
Homemade & Raw Food For Cats – A Collection of Guides
WEBJun 14, 2014 · Examples of appropriate bone-in meals for cats include rabbit, quail, pheasant, dove (if you can source it), Cornish hen, chicken ribs, and the two smaller pieces of a chicken wing. This will be discussed in more detail in …