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The Safest Materials for Cat Food Dishes
Stainless steel is unbreakable, sturdy, dishwasher-safe, and harmless to cats. It (along with ceramic bowls) is recommended by most veterinarians. Another good choice is ceramic, provided it uses a lead-free glaze. (Most do, nowadays.)

Keep Them Clean
Cats do not like to eat or drink from dirty bowls and dishes. Even dry food has enough moisture and fat in it to leave a film in the dish. Try to rinse out dry food bowls daily, and run them through the dishwasher at least every few days. Bowls used for canned food should be washed in the dishwasher daily.

Size and Shape
Bowls should be large enough to hold a meal-sized portion of cat food (one to two cups). The shape isn't all that important, except straight-sided bowls are less likely to tip over and make a mess.

Use a Mat
Many "designer" cat food dishes nowadays come with matching "placemats." These mats serve to anchor the dish, as well as to catch any dribbles that may spill out. You can make your own placemat by using disposable materials, such as cardboard from boxes or carpet remnants. Inexpensive plastic "human" placemats are nice too. They can be wiped off, and liquid spills don't soak through.

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