Fed 'N' Watered at Giddy Pets

Non-tip designs, like the cat dish in the range, use a wider or weighted base to stop a bowl sliding or flipping during an enthusiastic meal, which matters more for cats and smaller dogs than it does for a heavier dog that isn't going anywhere near tipping a bowl. The Cocker Spaniel bowl is shaped with a narrower top to keep long ears out of food while eating.

Kitty and puppy flat pans give a shallower option suited to smaller mouths or animals that struggle to reach into a deeper bowl, useful for a young or small pet before they're ready for a standard-depth dish.

Coop cups are the smaller cousin of a standard bowl, designed to clip onto the bars of a cage or hutch rather than sit on the floor of it, which keeps food and water off bedding and away from anything that might otherwise tip it over. Hook and clamp fittings suit slightly different cage bar shapes and thicknesses, so check which fits your setup before buying.

Stainless steel throughout the range means everything is dishwasher-safe in most cases and won't hold odour the way an older plastic dish can, which matters more than it sounds once you're washing bowls daily.