I used to use cereal bowls to feed and water my cats, and they worked until I got my latest kitten who LOVES to play in water. He was constantly knocking the bowls over. When I found this flat-bottomed ceramic dish, I was delighted. Brady can no longer turn the dish over. Yes, he still can put his paws in the water, but apparently that's not nearly as fun as upsetting the entire bowl. I haven't had any problems since! :-)

Pros: flat bottom and weight

Cons: none I can think of

I got these when my cats were kittens and I loved them.As they grew,so did their bowls,but I've actually gone back to these because my cats like "fresh" food.If it's a big bowl,and the foods been in there for a lot of hours,they want new food.Apparently,they don't like stale cat food.

Pros: very cute easy to keep clean

Cons: none really

These bowls are great for kittys. They are shallow enough for them to eat out of easily. They also go right in the dishwasher which is easy for me!

Plastic is known for not coming completely clean and can lead to acne on your kitty. Ceramic/glass/metal bowls are best for your cat.

Pros: Easy to clean

Cons: a little costly

I love these bowls for my cats. They are super cute and so easy to clean. To be able to throw this in the dishwasher is terrific and so practical!

Pros: dishwasher safe, easy to clean, cute

Cons: none

We use these for water since we have some cats who prefer to see the bowl on its side with the water running all over the floor. I do not share this preference, hence these bowls. They don't tip and are easy to clean.

Pros: Doesn't tip

Cons: none