The Ripple
Two stainless steel bowls set into a single wave — lifted just clear of the floor, low enough for a cat.
A gentle lift is usually enough
Most pets don't need a full feeding station. A few centimetres is easier on the neck, and the wide base keeps dinner where you put it.
A gentle 7 cm lift
Enough to take the sharpest angle out of the neck, without towering over a cat or a smaller dog.
The curve is structural
The wave holds the two bowls apart and keeps the whole thing low and wide, so it sits down rather than tipping when someone leans in.
Both bowls lift out
Stainless steel, straight out for washing, straight back in.
Food one side, water the other
Two separate bowls in one footprint, so refilling one doesn't disturb the other.
Steel where it touches the food
The bowls are stainless steel — it wipes clean, doesn't scratch the way plastic does and won't hold onto smells. They drop into a moulded polypropylene stand with an anti-slip underside. The stand photographs like ceramic; it isn't, and that's deliberate — plastic survives being knocked across a kitchen floor in a way ceramic does not.
One size — 35 × 17 × 7 cm
Specifications
Goes with it
Questions we actually get
How high does it actually sit?
7 cm at the bowl rim. It's a gentle lift rather than a feeding station — which is what most cats and small-to-medium dogs actually want.
What is the stand made of?
Moulded polypropylene. It photographs like glazed ceramic, but it isn't — it's a hard plastic, which is why it survives being knocked about and wipes clean.
Why does it say Sweety on it?
That's the maker's mark, printed on the stand. We haven't cropped it out of the photographs — what you see is what arrives.
Can the bowls go in the dishwasher?
The steel bowls, yes. Wipe the stand rather than submerging it.
Will it slide on tiles?
The underside grips and the wide footprint keeps it settled. It's light, though — a determined pusher may still shift it.
Dinner, off the floor.
Free shipping to metro areas, dispatched from Melbourne in 1–2 business days.