Mason Cash pet bowls

Mason Cash has made stoneware mixing bowls and kitchenware for a very long time, and its pet bowls carry over the same solid, weighted construction. A heavier ceramic bowl sits more firmly on the floor than a light plastic one, which matters for a dog or cat who pushes their bowl around while eating.

The cane-coloured, lettered design is the most recognisable Mason Cash look, and it has stayed largely consistent, which is part of why it remains a familiar sight in kitchens and utility rooms rather than something that dates quickly.

A ceramic glaze also gives a smoother, non-porous surface than some plastics, which some owners find easier to keep properly clean between washes, particularly for a pet prone to a dirty chin or beard after eating wet food.

Our range includes Mason Cash ceramic bowls sized for dogs and cats, chosen for owners who want a stable, non-tip option rather than a lightweight plastic bowl. What is shown in the grid above reflects what is currently available to order.

This suits a pet who tends to nudge or tip a lighter bowl while eating, or an owner who simply prefers a solid, easy-to-clean ceramic bowl over plastic. As with any bowl, check the ear or paw clearance suits your particular breed before choosing a size.

A wider, shallower bowl generally suits a flat-faced breed better than a deep, narrow one, and a raised or non-slip base is worth considering for an older pet who finds bending down to a low bowl less comfortable than they once did. Whichever size you choose, a heavier ceramic bowl is also less likely to end up chewed or carried off than a lighter one, which some owners find is worth the extra weight on its own.