Navaris Raised Cat Bowls (Set of 2) – Ceramic dishes with metal stand for cats and dogs

The essentials

If you’re looking for a simple upgrade to everyday feeding, Navaris raised cat bowls are the sort of purchase that makes sense quietly rather than dramatically. On paper, the aim is straightforward: lift the ceramic food and water bowls so your pet eats a little more comfortably, while also helping reduce mess on the floor.

This set includes two ceramic bowls with individual metal stands, so you can set up water and food without needing extra parts. It’s positioned as a practical feeding solution for cats and kittens, but the description also includes dogs—so it’s worth considering if you have a mixed household and want one sensible setup rather than separate systems.

What’s included and key details

You get 2x ceramic bowls and 1x metal stand per bowl (so, a complete raised setup for both food and water). Each ceramic bowl has a capacity of 230 ml, which should suit typical indoor portions and water refills, especially for cats and kittens.

From a space-and-setup perspective, the full stand measures 25 x 12.5 x 7.8 cm. The styling is minimal: the bowls feature a simple footprint and fishbone-themed design, which can blend reasonably well with a kitchen or utility area.

Everyday use: where it helps (and where it doesn’t)

Raised bowls can make a noticeable difference when your pet is the type that pushes food around as they eat. With these, the bowls sit on a metal support, so the feeding height is slightly more “station-like”, and the raised positioning can help stop spillages from landing straight on the floor.

That said, it’s not magic. If your pet is a heavy splasher at water time, or if they’re particularly messy eaters, you’ll still want to place the stand on a wipeable surface or a mat. Raised feeding helps with the spill risk, but it can’t fully eliminate it.

A quick micro-scenario: imagine refilling the water bowl in the evening. With the stand, the bowl doesn’t sit flat on the worktop or floor, so you’re less likely to drag water residue across the area when you move it—small thing, but it adds up over time.

Cleaning and care

The ceramic bowls are described as dishwasher-safe, which is a big plus for day-to-day hygiene. The metal stand is recommended for hand cleaning, so you’ll likely end up doing a bit more effort there than with the bowls themselves.

The description also notes the bowls can be microwaved. That’s useful if you warm wet food (assuming you follow your own pet-food safety habits), but it’s also one of those features you’ll only appreciate if you actually use it.

Design and practical fit for different households

This set is a good match if you want a tidy, raised feeding setup for cats or kittens, and you like the idea of ceramic bowls with a metal support rather than something bulkier or more complex.

It may not suit you if you’re expecting a highly adjustable height system. The product info talks about a fixed stand size, so if you’re trying to dial in a very specific feeding height for multiple pets, you might find it slightly limiting.

It’s also worth noting that “dog” is included in the description, but the set is clearly geared towards smaller pets in how the capacity is framed. If you’re feeding a larger dog with big portions, this could feel more like a compromise than a dedicated solution.

Key takeaways from the spec sheet (without the fluff)

• Type: raised ceramic pet bowls with metal stand
• Set: 2 bowls for food and water
• Bowl capacity: 230 ml each
• Stand size: 25 x 12.5 x 7.8 cm (full stand)
• Cleaning: bowls dishwasher-safe, stand recommended for hand washing

FAQ: quick buying questions

Is it only for cats, or can it work for dogs too?

The listing description includes dogs as well as cats and kittens. However, with 230 ml bowl capacity, it’s likely to suit smaller dogs or households where dogs can share the same raised stations without oversized portions.

Will it suit wet and dry food?

The description says the bowls are suitable for wet and dry foods, including kibble and water.

Can I put the ceramic bowls in the dishwasher?

Yes. The ceramic bowls are described as dishwasher-safe, while the metal stand is recommended to be cleaned by hand.

Will raised bowls completely stop mess?

They’re designed to help reduce spillages landing on the floor, but they won’t stop all mess if your pet is particularly energetic around eating—using a mat or wipeable surface is still a sensible idea.

Is it microwave-safe?

The ceramic bowls are stated to be suitable for microwaving, which could be handy if you warm wet food.

Should you buy it?

Final verdict

It’s worth buying if you want two matching raised ceramic bowls for food and water, you’re feeding cats or kittens (and possibly smaller dogs), and you care about keeping the area around feeding a bit cleaner.

You may want to skip it if you need adjustable height, you’re feeding a larger dog that needs bigger bowls, or you prefer an all-in-one dishwasher-friendly setup (because the stand is recommended for hand cleaning). In most normal home situations, this is a tidy, practical upgrade—just don’t expect it to turn messy eating into zero-wipe feeding.