A comfortable feeder The 4CLAWS elevated feeder is raised 4″ from the ground and tilted 15 degrees to offer an ergonomic eating position for pets. It promotes a more healthy feeding posture which puts less stress on joints and reduce risks of backflow. It comes with two 13 ounces bowls suitable for feeding cats and
A comfortable feeder
The 4CLAWS elevated feeder is raised 4″ from the ground and tilted 15 degrees to offer an ergonomic eating position for pets. It promotes a more healthy feeding posture which puts less stress on joints and reduce risks of backflow.
It comes with two 13 ounces bowls suitable for feeding cats and small dogs. Each bowls is 4.25″ wide and 1.75″ deep. The bowls are dishwater safe for easy cleaning. The bowls are microwave ready so you can easily warm the food before serving.
The stand is made from a single piece of anodized aluminum with a modern and simple profile. The whole assembly measures 12.6″ long, 6.5″ wide, 4″ tall.
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That tilt, tho Every few months I look for a way to improve the way my cat eats and drinks. I have upgraded a few times, based on height of bowls, angle of his head while eating, amount of air I hear him gulping trying to eat, ease of eating and drinking.This is the first one (height) that he is able to eat and drink from without an angle to his head or neck (see photo). He is drinking more as he seems way more comfortable. Hadda sneak pic, as he wouldn’t let me take one right in front of it,…
Clean and Modern Clean and modern looking. The brushed aluminum reminds me of an Apple keyboard or track pad. Thinking ahead, you should offer replacement bowls.
It’s beautiful and elegant I debated on how many stars to give this bowl holder. It’s beautiful and elegant, definitely takes the necessity of feeding the cats out of “cute” and into a new realm.But! The bowls are extremely small because of the slant. This makes giving them daily fresh water into a multiple times a day event. For only two cats, that’s a bit much.While it’s visually pleasing it’s a complete failure at it’s job. I can only see this as useful for people that feed their…