Stainless steel double pet bowls with non-spill non-slip silicone mats (2 x 400ml) – for puppies, cats and small dogs

At a glance

If you’re tired of water splashing onto the floor every time your puppy drinks, or you keep finding food pushed around the tiles, this double bowl setup is designed to tackle that daily nuisance. It combines two stainless steel bowls in one tray, with silicone mats intended to stay put while your pet eats and drinks.

On paper, the appeal is pretty clear: you get a two-in-one feeding station (food and water at the same time) without having to buy and position two separate bowls. The rolled-up mat edges are meant to help contain spills and keep the surrounding area tidier.

What you’ll notice day to day

The most practical part is the mat-and-tray idea. The design includes a silicone mat under the bowls, described as naturally non-slip, so the bowls shouldn’t end up sliding across the floor when your pet gets enthusiastic. There’s also a rolled-up edge around the mat area, aimed at giving you a bit of containment if water dribbles or food moves as they eat.

A small, real-life example: imagine your puppy lapping up water and then nudging the bowl—on a glossy kitchen floor, a bowl that shifts usually means wet patches. Here, the silicone underlay is there to reduce the “chasing the bowl around” problem, which is exactly what owners often complain about.

That said, it’s not a miracle solution. If your pet is very messy (or tips the bowl), you may still get some mess. The mat helps with everyday spills, not complete prevention in every scenario.

Key features and where they help

The double bowls are made from stainless steel, with the listing positioning them as heat and corrosion resistant. Stainless steel is also often chosen because it’s straightforward to live with—no odd flavours, no plastic staining worries in the same way some cheaper bowls can.

The silicone mats are described as more durable than plastic mats and also “healthier” for pets, though “healthier” is understandably a broad claim. In practice, you’re mainly buying the tray system for stability and easier cleaning.

Tech specs

• Type: Double dog bowl / cat bowl set with silicone mat tray
• Capacity: 400 ml per bowl (14 oz)
• Quantity: 2 bowls
• Material: Stainless steel bowls and silicone mats
• Dishwasher safe: Yes (for the bowls and mat)

Who it suits (and who might want to skip it)

This one looks best if you’re feeding cats/kittens/puppies and small dogs, especially when you want food and water side-by-side. The 400 ml per bowl capacity is likely to suit smaller households and smaller eating/drinking routines.

It may not be the best match if you have a large breed or a pet that regularly needs a bigger water bowl volume. Also, if you prefer very heavy, ceramic-style bowls, you might find stainless steel bowls feel a bit lighter—though the mat is intended to offset that.

It’s a solid pick if you’re aiming for a tidier floor and less daily wiping. You may want to skip it if your main requirement is maximum volume or you already have a setup that never shifts, regardless of mat type.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a practical double feeding station for puppies, cats and small dogs, with stainless steel bowls and a non-slip silicone mat designed to limit spills and bowl movement. The dishwasher-safe approach is also a convenience point—especially when you’re cleaning two bowls and a mat in one go.

It may not be worth it if you’re shopping for a higher-capacity system for bigger pets, or if you need something that fully prevents mess even with very determined bowl tipping. In that case, you’d likely need to look at a more heavy-duty bowl arrangement rather than relying on a mat-and-tray containment design.