Trixie stainless steel bowl for short-faced cat breeds, 0.25 L, Ø 13 cm

Trixie stainless steel bowl for short-faced cat breeds, 0.25 L, Ø 13 cm is a shallow, wide feeding bowl designed specifically to make eating and drinking easier for brachycephalic cats. The 0.25 L capacity and 13 cm diameter create a low rim and broad surface area that reduces whisker stress and enables clear access to food and water. Constructed from stainless steel, the bowl resists odors, staining and corrosion and is suitable for daily use with dry food, wet food and water.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction provides hygienic feeding with simple cleaning and long-term durability. The shallow, wide design reduces strain on short muzzles and whiskers and helps cats eat more comfortably. The metal surface does not absorb odors and is less likely to retain bacteria compared with porous materials, making it suitable for regular use. The compact size and lightweight build make the bowl easy to position or move for cleaning and storage.

Suitable for

• Brachycephalic (short-faced) cat breeds such as Persians and British Shorthairs
• Feeding dry cat food in small portions
• Serving wet food or pâté that requires a shallow dish
• Providing drinking water at a feeding station

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Capacity: 0.25 litres
• Outer diameter: 13 cm
• Shallow, wide bowl profile suitable for short muzzles
• Suitable for dry food, wet food and water

How to use

Place the Trixie stainless steel bowl on a flat, stable surface at a comfortable height for your cat. Pour an appropriate portion of dry or wet food, or fill with fresh water. Monitor your pet during feeding to ensure the cat can access food easily; adjust position if the cat shows signs of discomfort. Clean the bowl after each meal or at least daily to maintain hygiene, using warm water and dish soap or a dishwasher if compatible with your dishwasher model.

Usage recommendations

To reduce slipping, place the bowl on a non-slip mat or choose a feeding area with minimal foot traffic. Rinse and dry the bowl regularly to prevent water spots and maintain a sanitary feeding surface. Replace the bowl if deep scratches or dents develop, as damaged surfaces can harbor bacteria.