Pawdoer Ceramic Shallow Cat Dish 6 inch, Whisker Fatigue Free Cat Food Bowls, Wide and Small Pet Plate for Kitten and Kitty, Sho

Whisker Fatigue Friendly Ceramic Cat Food Bowl, Shallow Wide Flat Non-Slip Pet Dish Plate for Kitten, Cat, Short Legged Munchkin Cat, Napoleon Cat The Most Common Symptoms of Whisker Stress: Refusal to eat or drink from their usual dishes Pacing in front of the food bowls and meowing like something is wrong pawing at food and water to try and pull it from the bowl Acting more aggressive around food or treats when it is given to them out of the dish Key Benefits: 1?? Food Grade Ceramic 2?? Easy to Clean by Hand & Dishwasher Safe 3?? Shallow & Wide Design to Prevent Whisker Stress and Help Clear up The Feline Acne 4?? Great for Dry Food, Kibble and Canned Food 5?? Gorgeous & Vivid Colors to Fit any D cor in Your House How to Choose the Right Place to Place Your Cat Dishes? Tip 1: Choose a calm, quiet feeding location Cats wants to feel comfortable where they eat. If your cat's bowl is in a busy area of your home where there's a lot of noise and foot traffic, your cat may not feel comfortable to eat. Select an area of your home that's quiet and calm Tip 2: Feed your cat away from the litter box In the wild, cats eliminate away from their nests. Pet cats will not eat where they eliminate, and vice versa Tip 3: Select a feeding location away from the water bowl It seems logical to put your cat's water and food bowls in the same place. However, in the wild, cats search for food and water separately. Setting both bowls next to each other could prevent your cat from drinking enough water. Wherever you feed your cat, set the water bowl in a different area. If you have a double bowl, purchase separate bowls. Cats typically don't like double bowls because the water can get contaminated with bits of food at mealtime