Pet bowl Segula 70950 dog/cat feeder & waterer

The Segula 70950 pet bowl is a combined feeder and waterer designed for both dogs and cats. Molded from durable plastic and finished in a blue color, this unit provides two adjacent bowls in a single compact footprint so pets can access food and water without needing separate dishes. The design suits indoor and outdoor use and aims to simplify daily feeding while supporting proper hydration and nutrition.

Advantages

The integrated dual-bowl layout reduces floor clutter and makes placement convenient in kitchens, utility areas, patios, or balconies. Durable plastic construction is lightweight and easy to move, and the smooth surfaces are simple to rinse and wipe clean. The compact form factor lowers the chance of spills and tipping compared with separate bowls, while the shallow bowl profile is appropriate for most cats and small to medium dogs.

Suitable for

• Feeding dry or wet food for cats and small to medium dogs
• Providing fresh drinking water in the same location as food
• Indoor feeding areas such as kitchens and utility rooms
• Outdoor sheltered spaces like covered patios or balconies

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Color: blue
• Design: combined double-bowl feeder and waterer
• Suitable pet types: cats and small to medium dogs
• Placement: indoor and sheltered outdoor use

How to use

Place the Segula pet bowl on a flat, stable surface away from high-traffic areas. Fill one side with the appropriate portion of pet food and the other side with fresh drinking water. For hygiene, empty and rinse both bowls daily, and perform a more thorough wash with mild detergent at least once a week. Replace water frequently throughout the day to maintain freshness. For outdoor use, position the bowl under shelter to reduce exposure to direct sunlight and rain.

Usage recommendations

Monitor portion sizes according to your pet’s age, weight, and activity level. Regularly check the bowl for scratches or wear that could harbor bacteria, and replace the unit if surface damage becomes significant. For larger or long-haired breeds, consider elevated or deeper bowls if needed for comfort and reduced neck strain.