Necoichi Raised Cat Water Bowl, Elevated, with Measurement Lines, Dishwasher and Microwave Safe, No.1 Seller in Japan! (Cat, Regular)

As a dedicated pet owner, I always strive to provide the best for my beloved cats. This extra tall cat water bowl has been a great addition to their feeding area. The raised bowl is even better than the original bowl I already had.My older cat seems to prefer this bowl over others we've tried. Its elegant design adds a nice touch to their space, and its excellent quality ensures easy cleaning and long-lasting use.I firmly believe in raised feeding and water stations for my cats' well-being. In the past, I used a dual tilted stand, but it wasn't ideal for keeping the water clean. The extra tall bowl proved to be the perfect solution.Made from top-notch porcelain with a rubber ring to prevent sliding, it provides a good amount of elevation, which my big boy appreciates. The measuring guide on the side allows me to monitor her water intake, ensuring he stays hydrated without overdoing it.If you're looking to upgrade your cat's water bowl, I highly recommend considering this practical and reliable option. Your feline friends will surely appreciate it!

Adorable design while providing a handy fill line so we can easily see how much water our kitties are drinking 🐾Easy-to-clean porcelain to avoid plastic contaminants and raised to reduce neck burden. We purchased this Elevated Cat Water Bowl June 2019 and even took it outside so our cat could enjoy as much outdoor time as she wanted. It now sits nicely on a Diatomaceous Earth Tray we found on Amazon Dec23 and it is still going strong as shown in the attached pic from January 2025!It has worked so well and we have adopted more cats since, so last year we purchased another elevated ceramic cat bowl similar to this one to make a cute pair. Our kitties seem to appreciate the height and it's a comforting sound hearing them drink freshly filled water from the bowl 😻

We've owned lots of cat dishes and bowls over the years and these are by far our favorites. Worth the extra cost.Cermaic really is the way to go here. Drinking bowls generally get gammy after use with hair and saliva and ceramic has always seemed like the easiest material to clean.My only complaint is they are a bit small, but given fresh water is so important, it helps us in making sure the bowls are clean and filled, which we're OK with.These are heavy, perfectly produced and super cute to boot. Highly recommend.

Our cat has always preferred a short glass to drink from on his table, presumably so he doesn't have to crouch down to drink. We were keeping it on a coaster, but alas he is a messy drinker! This Nekoichi plate and raised water dish perfectly fit the bill for our little guy though! The dish holds water just fine and has handy measurements baked right in for monitoring consumption. The plate is wide enough to capture all of his over-spill effectively and both are easy to wash and rinse clean as needed. Also nice is the indentation in the plate to ensure the water bowl is always evenly centered for usage. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for!

I ended up buying all 3 in the series (water, food, and treats). They're all made so well and heavy enough so they don't wander around the floor (you know how bowls like to walk at night). I felt like the water bowl just didn't hold enough water. I only have one cat, but I like to keep out lots of water just in case I find myself kidnapped by an evil villain. At least while I'm bound up I can think "At least my cat has enough water until someone realizes I'm missing". So I used his old ceramic water bowl for water.Now, this actually was fortunate, because I found that the food bowl just wasn't big enough (yeah, I have size issues). Oh, it held the food just fine, it's just my cat eats wet food and has no teeth (I would get him dentures, but I'm afraid he'd lose them). So the food just slipped out of the bowl so easily and all over the side and floor. Ugh, what a freakin' mess. But, in comes the water bowl for the rescue (but not to free me from the lair). It turns out that the water bowl was purrfect (sorry, it had to be done) for the food.So now I use the water bowl for wet food, the food bowl for dry food (since I don't give him a lot of that) and the treat bowl for treats (major surprise there). It all works out just fine. The 3 bowls are all in harmony now and are working out great in their new functions.And what does the cat think of all of this? Not a thing. The cat doesn't care where you put the stuff, just put it out.Oh, I took photos of the bowls (hey, I'm a single guy with a cat, what else is there to do?). The treat bowl has 15 treats, the food bowl has a 1/4 cup of dry food, and the water bowl has 5.5 oz of wet food.

This is a lovely bowl, well made and well finished on all sides, but if your purpose for getting it is to have a raised cat bowl, I don’t think it’s quite high enough. The Necoichi line are only raised a few inches, but really should be raised 4+ inches if the purpose is to have the cat’s head above the stomach. It’s better than flat on the ground I suppose. You can see the comparison in the picture to the Premium Raised Bowl, which is about 6 inches high (the cats in the picture are 5 month old kittens). I think this is a fine height for water but would want the food bowls to be higher off the ground.

Love the cute bowels. I have ordered 10 of them in different sizes. They were packaged with such care and were in perfect condition. I will order from this company for all of my cat bowl needs.

I had a water fountain for my cat but it was incredibly hard to get all the nooks + crannies cleaned well enough. So I decided to switch over to this bowl which has made our lives so much easier. It's easy to clean and my cat loves it. Also love the markings inside the bowl so I can easily tell monitor much water my cat is drinking