Two Easy Ways to Start Earning Rewards!
Become a member today!
Members-only pricing and offers, personalized care notifications, Vital Care points back on every purchase and more!
Become a credit card member today!Earn 2X Pals Rewards points at Petco
when you use Petco Pay!APPLY NOWLearn More About Petco Pay Benefits
Jupiter Elevated Stone Cat Bowl, 0.85 Cup
Description
Please note that the product information displayed is provided by manufacturers, suppliers and other third parties and is not independently verified by Petco.
The Jupiter Elevated Cat Bowl is designed to improve your cat's dining posture and overall comfort. This elevated stoneware bowl is safe for both dishwashers and microwaves, offering convenience to your pet's daily feeding regimen. Its stylish design seamlessly fits into any home decor, making it a practical and elegant feeding solution.
- - Elevated Stoneware Bowl: Promotes healthier eating posture
- - Dishwasher and Microwave Safe: Ensures convenience and ease of use
- - Elegant Design: Adds sophistication to your home
- - Durable Construction: Built to last
- - Perfect for Daily Use: Practical and stylish
Specifications
| SKU | 3982476 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Jupiter |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .8 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | No |
| Removable Lid | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | No |
| Size | Regular |
| Dry Content Compatible | No |
| Sealing Lid | No |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 6.8 FZ |
|---|---|
| Length | 4.72 IN |
| Height | 3.93 IN |
| Width | 4.72 IN |
Reviews
Rating Snapshot
Review this Product
Filter Reviews
Broke within the first week.
malomartwo
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
Elevated Cat Bowls
Best Cat Bowl
Cat Bowls
Best Elevated Dog Bowls
2 Cup Dog Bowls
Stylish Cat Food Bowls
Elevated Dog Bowls
Pet Dinner Bowls
Stainless Steel Cat Bowls
Shallow Cat Food Bowls
3 Cup Dog Bowls
Ceramic Pet Bowls
Pink Cat Bowl
Pet Drinking Bowls
Indoor Pet Bowls
Gold Accent Pet Bowls
Cute Cat Food Bowls
Ceramic Pet Food Bowls
Cat Bowls & Feeders
Minimalist Dog Bowls
Jupiter Elevated Cat Bowls
Jupiter Cat Bowls
Jupiter Cat Bowls & Feeders
EveryYay Elevated Cat Bowls
Pet Life Cat Bowls
Jupiter Cat Furniture & Scratchers
PETMAKER Cat Bowls
Pioneer Pet Cat Bowls & Feeders
Iris Elevated Dog Bowls
Jupiter Cat Toys
Gamma Cat Bowls & Feeders
Jupiter Cat Scratching Posts & Cardboard
Cat Mate Cat Bowls & Feeders
Reddy Elevated Dog Bowls
Petmate Cat Bowls & Feeders
Pet Adobe Elevated Dog Bowls
PetSafe Cat Bowls & Feeders
Pet Life Cat Bowls & Feeders
Jupiter Catnip Toys
Pets So Good Cat Bowls & Feeders
What is the best dog bowl material that is non toxic, going to stay clean, not get a film at the bottom and not harbor bacteria?
My Cat has white bowls.
I just bought my dog a new food bowl. this is one is elevated since she is getting taller and it’s the perfect height for her . But she’s gone over to the bowl a few times since it’s her feeding time and she keeps prancing and whimpering really loud at the bowl.
Emma's had GI issues; tried raising her food bowl and this seemed to make a difference. Bowl was raised from the floor to ~12" off the floor. Emma is ~18" tall. Does the height of a dogs food bowl matter?
I have a 5 year old cat that has thrown up once a day since she was 1. I have tried fortiflora, grain free, sensitive stomach, brushing her hair often, the vet gave me a paste for hairball just in case it was that and finally my last attempt has been an l.i.d. diet. What she throws up in mostly just yellow liquids. The other day I read something about raising their bowls up. I thought that was working. Now that I have done that she is throwing up her food instead of just liquids.
I've read a study claiming that GDV chances are increased for giant breeds such as Bernese with raised feed bowls. What's the consensus regarding this and also are raised food bowls worth it for dog's health otherwise? Study I'm referring was published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association ("Non-dietary risk factors for gastric dilatation-volvulus in large and giant breed dogs") by Lawrence T. Gluckman et al
I've read that plastic bowls can cause cancer in dogs and cats. We recently had to put our cat to sleep due to lymph cancer. He was only 2 1/2 years old. My Vet said it was not the virus cancer. Now I feel responsible as I was feeding him out of plastic bowls.
Can you please suggest the best litter box for an adult (121/2) years old who is blind in left eye, right eye is fuzzy...Lucy has been suffering with mobility issues especially with left hind leg. I appreciate any feedback and suggestions
Cat licked bowl that had tomato, olive oil and cheese salad.
My dog ate cupcake case
My kitten's lower mouth is been really red/swollen on and off for months. I've changed her porcelain bowls to stainless steel bowls. My vet thought it might've been the food but I tried switching her to Nature's Balance but she didn't really like it. Previously she was eating Blue Buffalo wilderness kitten food and current she's eating Purina cat chow. I'm thinking about trying change her food again and getting her a stainless steel or plastic water fountain
Hello,my cat initially weighed 16 lbs upon adopting. Now she is 17.6 lbs. Her current diet is Blue Buffalo Nature's Evolutionary Diet Chicken, it is rated as 410 kcals/cup. We have been feeding her 3/4 of a cup (recommended for 14lb cat) with some treats. She is an indoor cat with no known medical issues. On average we try to exercise her ~15 minutes each day but lately she hasn't been as interested with her toys. We are considering lowering her food to 1/2 cup