Neater Feeder - Express Model - Mess-Proof Dog Bowls (Medium/Large, Gunmetal Grey) – Made in USA – Elevated, No Spill, Non-Tip, Non-Slip, Raised Stainless Steel Food & Water Pet Bowls

This is a great feeding station for cats, with a nice elevated design and stainless steel bowls that are easy to clean. It definitely helps cut down on food spills and keeps the feeding area tidy.However, after using both the cat version and the small dog version, I ended up preferring the dog one slightly more. The bowls in the dog version are deeper and hold more food, which worked better for my needs.Just like with the other one, I use this only for food. I keep water separate with a cat fountain since cats usually prefer their food and water to be in different spots. Overall, it’s still a solid product that works exactly as advertised!

This is super easy to clean and use! It's small and compact, perfect for puppies. My dog eventually outgrew it, but it was very sturdy and I didn’t have any issues while using it. Definitely a great product for smaller pups!

I have 2 German Shepherds. I Never had issues with food or water until I got this puppy Mason, Food and water all over the place and now my other GS Lola is doing the same thing until I got these dishes. No more mess. Now I also have 2 cats and they always had food all over the place so I decided to get them these and they work great for the mas well. No more Mess anyware .

I have 2 young cats, 10 months old, and one of them is OBSESSED with water. I originally had a fountain for their water because i always heard cats prefer moving water, well one of them thought it was his own personal swimming hole and i constantly had to clean water from the floors. I purchased this neater feeder praying it would at least stop the mess. Happy to say that while they still play in their water, it is now much easier and less messy to clean. The water gets securely trapped in the lower section and then can be easily poured out instead of making it all over the floors. It is sturdy so they havent been able to knock it over either. Definitely recommended, it wont stop them from making a mess but it will help you from having to clean too much!!

Love this for my dogs. Holds about a cup of small kibble dog foot and works great for my miniature golden doodle. Looks great and very easy to wash and set up.

I love that this is made well and that the dish holder has a drain so water isn't everywhere. It's a great 4 piece set up! What I don't love, for my teething, 4 month old, energetic Schnoodle , is that Waldo takes everything apart!!! I used NANO tape, which now holds the bowl holder to the base. Added a few pieces so it stays on the floor, and did the same for the bowls! It all stays in place! If you have a chewer and takes off with the base, know that there are 4 little black rubber feet on the bottom that they can easily remove. And chew if you're not watching! This is why I Nano taped mine to the floor!!! Unfortunately, all that didn't last. I've decided to purchase weighted bowls!!!

This feeder has helped immensely with keeping our dog's water from being all over the floor or a mat. It takes up less space than having a mat or tray under dishes. Plus, the height is good. It's stable and easy to clean. I do think it is a bit overpriced for what it is though.

My cat-shaped piglet loves to make a mess. This set up reduces some issues, but causes others. There isn't a separator between the food and water so I have to replace the water frequently because he constantly knocks the food in. The tin food and water dishes are very thin and light so the dork gets his claws under the dishes and flips them. He's also managed to knock the food dish hard enough to separate the top from the base multiple times, causing an even bigger mess. Additionally, if food gets wet and oozes into the base, it will quickly develop a smell so the cats will refuse to eat from the dish but it may take a day or two for the smell to be bad enough for humans to detect. (And it's not fun to clean out.)At this point, I'm giving up and trying another system. If your cat is just a bit messy, this set up might work, but for a determined jerk like mine, it's a fun way to make even more messes than before.