CatGuru Food Table (Purple)

Ive always heard it is better for cats to not have to bend down so far when they eat, so I thought I try these feeding tables. The cats didnt seem to mind the change from eating off a lower dish but its too early to tell if it is an improvement for them, or just different. The only negative so far is that the ceramic and metal dishes we use to put the food on that set on the tables tend to slide around more than they did setting on a vinyl floor cloth. That does seem to frustrate at least one of our two kitties. Im reluctant to use the tables as the food surface without those bowls on top simply because the tables are made of plastic. Overall, the tables are a nice design and the right size and shape to provide a better eating position. Follow-up to initial review: Well, one of my cats likes their food elevated ... and one doesnt. He was fine with it initially but after a couple days I caught him picking his kibble off piece by piece onto the floor with his paw. I guess he didnt read the vet recommendations that its better to have his food elevated. Oh, well, I tried. So, its a great feeding table IF your kitty finds it acceptable, otherwise, youve thrown your money away.

I dont have a cat. I am blessed with a 17 year old Tibetan Spaniel puppy that will not eat or drink anything out of a bowl...it has to be a flat plate or a drinking glass; he has thought he was human upon birth. I suffer from rheumatoid arthritis and bending all the way to the floor to place his dish, causes me a great deal of pain. All of the other dog dish risers were only made for bowls. This food table is perfect, I dont have to bend as far and it will hold his plates in place perfectly. We both thank you for this product!

Four stars because it costs way too much. Cost aside, the height is perfect. The plastic is surprisingly thick and heavy. Looks like it will clean up easily too.

These tables do fit the Cat Guru bowls perfectly but I really wouldnt recommend them for the price theyre being sold. I did return mine but if you just have to have them because you have the bowls and are willing to pay $13 - $15 for one stand, then go for it.

Love the minimal style. It is easy to clean, with just three components: plastic base, silicone pad, and stainless steel bowl. My cat uses it with no problems and I read the elevation is better for his digestion and joints. It is well made and lightweight. The stainless steel is more sanitary than plastic or even ceramic sometimes. Since changing from ceramic to this stainless steel bowl, my cat no longer suffers from chin acne.

Great product - it works with the bowls I already have for wet and dry food. My cat seemed very pleased that his food is higher and nothing slides around!

Love the design, cleans up super well!

This elevated pet dish table is easy to pick up, with the two semi-round cutouts for my fingers.

I use them with the Cat Guru ceramic bowls & Cat Guru food mat and they work great! I color coordinated with the grey & teal, two for each of my two cats. Makes their food station look nice.

We bought this cat food table to elevate our cat dishes off the floor. We have a cat that tends to eat quickly, and learned that elevating the food can reduce the amount of air inhaled while eating. The colors are great, and the tables are lightweight. They have a cutout on the bottom to make it easier to pick up and move. We wash them in the dishwasher (top rack) once a week, and wipe them down with a wet cloth daily. (We do this just because. Not that they really need it.) The feet on the bottom help keep it from moving around while the cat is eating. We also ordered the matching dish, and its a perfect fit!