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Kitten Bowls

Ready, set... eat! Got the food? Now it's time to find the perfect kitten bowls. The variety of models can make the decision tricky! They differ in size, material, and look. Remember to consider your cat's size and eating habits when selecting a food. A common question is whether kittens need separate food bowls. Yes, we strongly recommend at least two: one for food (a kitten food bowl) and one for water (a kitten water bowl).

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Why are kitten bowls a must-have from day one?

Kitten food bowls and kitten water bowls are one of the first things you'll buy when your new family member arrives. At zooplus, you'll find a wide range of styles and models carefully selected to meet a kitten's needs.

Our bowls are made from various materials, with stainless steel, ceramic, and plastic being the most popular options. (We'll tell you about the pros of each in a moment!) You might also find automatic food dispensers or a kitten water helpful fountain, as they fill the bowl at set times or when it's empty—"feeding on demand" has never been simpler!

Why are kitten bowls a must-have from day one?

Kitten food bowls and kitten water bowls are one of the first things you'll buy when your new family member arrives. At zooplus, you'll find a wide range of styles and models carefully selected to meet a kitten's needs.

Our bowls are made from various materials, with stainless steel, ceramic, and plastic being the most popular options. (We'll tell you about the pros of each in a moment!) You might also find automatic food dispensers or a kitten water helpful fountain, as they fill the bowl at set times or when it's empty—"feeding on demand" has never been simpler!

At what age can kittens use a water bowl?

The weaning process (switching from liquid food like mother's milk or formula) lasts from around 4 to 8 weeks of age. A water bowl can be available from the moment your kitten arrives home. They will curiously approach it and drink if they are thirsty. You don't need to worry that they'll drink from it before they're ready.

At what age can kittens use a water bowl?

The weaning process (switching from liquid food like mother's milk or formula) lasts from around 4 to 8 weeks of age. A water bowl can be available from the moment your kitten arrives home. They will curiously approach it and drink if they are thirsty. You don't need to worry that they'll drink from it before they're ready.

What are the best bowls for kittens?

When searching for the best feeding bowls for kittens, consider three key features: shallow, stable, and non-slip. That's all you need. A non-slip base is essential so your kitten can eat and drink without the bowl sliding around, even if they're an eager eater. The edges of kitten bowls should be low so your little one can easily reach their food without getting their whole face messy. If the bowls also have a cute design, that's just a bonus!

Since kittens grow faster than you expect, you can also check out our full range of cat bowls, including:

What are the best bowls for kittens?

When searching for the best feeding bowls for kittens, consider three key features: shallow, stable, and non-slip. That's all you need. A non-slip base is essential so your kitten can eat and drink without the bowl sliding around, even if they're an eager eater. The edges of kitten bowls should be low so your little one can easily reach their food without getting their whole face messy. If the bowls also have a cute design, that's just a bonus!

Since kittens grow faster than you expect, you can also check out our full range of cat bowls, including:

What material is best for kitten bowls?

Here’s a quick guide to the three most popular types of bowls:

Bowl Type

Stainless Steel Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

These are an absolute classic. Stainless Steel Cat Bowls are perfect for both food and water. We definitely recommend getting at least two!

Bowl Type

Ceramic Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

We also offer Ceramic Cat Bowls that are safely dishwasher-proof and won't scratch. The models in this category are great for young cats due to their shallow edges.

Bowl Type

Plastic/Silicone Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

Plastic bowls come in a vast variety of shapes. Flat bowls with a grooved surface and a non-slip silicone base are very popular with kitten parents.

Bowl Type
Tips: Who are they for?

Stainless Steel Kitten Bowls

These are an absolute classic. Stainless Steel Cat Bowls are perfect for both food and water. We definitely recommend getting at least two!

Ceramic Kitten Bowls

We also offer Ceramic Cat Bowls that are safely dishwasher-proof and won't scratch. The models in this category are great for young cats due to their shallow edges.

Plastic/Silicone Kitten Bowls

Plastic bowls come in a vast variety of shapes. Flat bowls with a grooved surface and a non-slip silicone base are very popular with kitten parents.

What material is best for kitten bowls?

Here’s a quick guide to the three most popular types of bowls:

Bowl Type

Stainless Steel Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

These are an absolute classic. Stainless Steel Cat Bowls are perfect for both food and water. We definitely recommend getting at least two!

Bowl Type

Ceramic Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

We also offer Ceramic Cat Bowls that are safely dishwasher-proof and won't scratch. The models in this category are great for young cats due to their shallow edges.

Bowl Type

Plastic/Silicone Kitten Bowls

Tips: Who are they for?

Plastic bowls come in a vast variety of shapes. Flat bowls with a grooved surface and a non-slip silicone base are very popular with kitten parents.

Bowl Type
Tips: Who are they for?

Stainless Steel Kitten Bowls

These are an absolute classic. Stainless Steel Cat Bowls are perfect for both food and water. We definitely recommend getting at least two!

Ceramic Kitten Bowls

We also offer Ceramic Cat Bowls that are safely dishwasher-proof and won't scratch. The models in this category are great for young cats due to their shallow edges.

Plastic/Silicone Kitten Bowls

Plastic bowls come in a vast variety of shapes. Flat bowls with a grooved surface and a non-slip silicone base are very popular with kitten parents.

What about water bowls or fountains for kittens?

Automatic kitten water fountains and waterers are exceptional products—they save you a significant amount of time and effort. You can purchase a large cat fountain immediately, but there are also smaller models specifically designed for kittens. Standard kitten water bowls should have slightly higher edges than food bowls to prevent water from spilling out easily.

What about water bowls or fountains for kittens?

Automatic kitten water fountains and waterers are exceptional products—they save you a significant amount of time and effort. You can purchase a large cat fountain immediately, but there are also smaller models specifically designed for kittens. Standard kitten water bowls should have slightly higher edges than food bowls to prevent water from spilling out easily.

What if my kitten spills their water?

When a kitten eats or drinks, something always ends up outside the bowl. That's why we offer a wide selection of plastic placemats to place under your kitten's bowls and fountains. You can wipe them clean in one go, making it easy to keep your cat's dining area hygienic.

What if my kitten spills their water?

When a kitten eats or drinks, something always ends up outside the bowl. That's why we offer a wide selection of plastic placemats to place under your kitten's bowls and fountains. You can wipe them clean in one go, making it easy to keep your cat's dining area hygienic.