CatGuru Food Table for Cat Bowl, Non Slip Pet Feeding Station for Cat Food Bowls, Raised Stand for Food and Water Cats Bowls, Elevated Pet Feeder, Stress Free Pet Dish Stand (Marshnallow)

The media could not be loaded. My kitten had been struggling to eat and I knew that food stands helped but I was worried it would be too big for her but when I got it it was the perfect size for her and she started eating better! It was easy to set up just pulled it out of the box and it was ready. It’s very sturdy and doesn’t slide it has grips on the bottom. Easy to clean a simple wipe is all it needs! I appreciate the white a lot it makes it look very minimalist and classy!

I ordered this table along with the set of bowls and tray and absolutely love them. My cat is a senior and this table riser is the perfect height for the bowl to be put on top of for my cat to be able to eat comfortably and stress free. They are durable, easy to clean have a clean modern look and go well in my kitchen. I bought the Aruba blue color and the white table riser with the Aruba blue tray. They go well together and compliment each other. The package arrived early and each product was nicely packaged. I will be buying other products from this company again with no worries. I recommend this product and other products this company makes. Thank you CatGuru!!!

My boys like their new bowls (?). I have one who will take his food out of other bowls and put it on the floor to eat, this seems to help with that. Easy to clean. I do recommend these whisker friendly bowls, plate, ??, lol.

So many bowls, so many stands. Look no further, this set will be the one you buy and keep. Don't bother just buying one at a time, the bundle gets you both the stand and the spill-proof bowl at a lower price. Impressive, high quality for all items. The stand is of a substantial and hard melamine with the added touch of having a rubberized bottom (brilliant!). The stand also comes with a slip-proof silicone liner to hold the bowl in place (brilliant!). Then there is the bowl. So many good qualities such as its large size, the curvature of the bowl, the varying height of low in the front and high in the back, the ridges on the bottom and its heft (brilliant again!). This is by no means a lightweight and flimsy ceramic bowl. At every feature I was impressed, "huh, it's as if I had designed it". Maybe they're mind-readers! Needless to say, kitty has zero issue--just a bit scared on the first serving, but don't worry the food will win out. And I have no more issue of clean-up of all the pieces of food that got pushed out of the flatter and shallow bowl. Whiskers do not touch. Highly recommend. And no, I am not friends of the owner, nor did I get a commission (although that is not a bad idea). :)

My cat is just about 18, later this month. Only started realizing how helpful a raised dish (not this platform - a simple ceramic bowl, at first) would be - only a handful of years ago.Made a huge difference for his comfort right away. Would be true for ANY age cat or dog, even though the realization took me many years, until he was older.He has only ever eaten his wet food off a plate, never a bowl. Call us all crazy, but he too is a creature of "used to be, has to stay". He won't even try to eat his wet food from a bowl, nor from a stainless steel or ceramic plate surface. Got used to the disposable plate situation I started with him almost a couple decades ago.POINT IS - this raised platter perfectly raises his plate to an ideal and comfortable level and keeps it absolutely secure from moving, without impeding his access at all. Once again, the relief for him was instantly obvious.It's not a porous or bendable type plastic material. Completely sturdy and So easy to clean and keep it that way. And for our purposes, the grips on edge of the platter are the perfect size to hold the bottom diameter of the plates I use for his canned food. No slipping or moving around at all. Just a really helpful product.EXTRA HELPFUL INFO ABOUT RAISED DISHES: It didn't take long before I realized the benefits of additional feature of the ceramic type individual raised bowls- I replaced initial bowls with almost same, but newly designed with a "lipped" inside edge which helps him scoop up each piece. Never having to deal with a little piece of food scooting along the dish, bowl, or plate - as he attempted a few times to pick up just one piece sometimes.

I really appreciate this raised platform for its functionality and simplicity, and even for its aesthetic value. It has worked well for our elderly cats, who benefit from raised feeders. Its solid but lightweight, but not so light that it tips over if you bump into it. I can place any of their dishes on it, and they all fit. I also like the variety of colors.My only issue with it is that I don't know why it fluctuates so much in price. I have paid $12.99 for one of them in the past, and I think that is a reasonable price (actually, I don't think these things should cost more than $9.99, they are literally just a piece of plastic). I have also paid $19.99 for one, and it is DEFINITELY NOT worth that much. Today, it was being sold for $15.99, which I paid, but I do feel that this is too much. Had it been $12.99 again, I would have purchased 2 more today instead of 1, and had it been $9.99, I would have bought 3 or 4 today. If the price goes any higher than $15.99 again, I will start placing the cats' dishes on small boxes or on a couple of thick books! But for now, I'm glad they exist and are sold at this price or lower...