Cat bowls and feeders for everyday mealtimes

Every cat household has a mealtime routine: the 6am chorus at the pantry door, the bowl nudged halfway across the kitchen, the water you top up before work. Our range of cat bowls and feeders makes that routine a little easier, with ceramic and plastic bowls, water fountains and smart feeders, all at low prices you'll love. Pick the one that suits your kitchen, your cat and your mornings.

Choosing a bowl that suits your cat

Start with where the bowl will sit. Ceramic bowls have some weight to them, which suits a busy kitchen floor, while plastic bowls are light and easy to carry to the sink. Check the width and depth on the product page and match it to the way your cat eats. If it's dry biscuits in the morning and wet food at night, a couple of cat food bowls make changeover time simple. Grab a bowl for each when you're topping up your cat food too.

Water fountains and smart feeders

Some cats prefer running water to a still cat water bowl, and a pet water fountain keeps it flowing while you're out at work. Replacement filters are in the range too, so you're covered when it's time for a change. If your days run long, a smart feeder lets you set mealtimes, so dinner arrives on schedule even when you're stuck in traffic. Compare sizes and features in our pet feeders range, and check each product page for how it works and how to clean it.

Setting up a feeding corner

A good feeding spot is quiet, easy to reach and out of the way of the morning rush. Add a cat bed nearby so your cat has somewhere cosy to settle after dinner, and pop a cat scratcher close by for the post-meal stretch. Got a dog in the house too? Give them their own corner with a bowl from our dog bowls and feeding range, so nobody's eyeing off someone else's dinner.

Cat bowls and feeding FAQs

What size cat bowl should I get?

Choose a bowl wide enough for your cat to eat comfortably and shallow enough to reach the food easily. Check the width and depth on each product page, and think about whether it's for dry food, wet food or water.

Should I choose a ceramic or plastic cat bowl?

It comes down to how you'll use it. Ceramic bowls have a bit more weight, while plastic bowls are lightweight and easy to move and rinse. Check the care instructions on the product page for either one.

Do I need a water fountain for my cat?

Not necessarily. Some cats like running water, while others are happy with a standard bowl. A fountain is a handy option if you like the idea of a steady flow, so check the product page for filter and cleaning details.

How do I look after cat bowls?

Follow the care instructions on the product page, including whether a bowl can go in the dishwasher or needs washing by hand. A quick wash after meals keeps your feeding corner tidy.