The Armitage plastic cat bowl diner has polished finish, with a modest design to look great in any home. Plastic cat food bowls can be more suitable, as seeing their reflection in a steel cat bowl can frighten felines, putting them off their food! Size: Double Diner 19cm Diameter Colours may vary. When we first got Poppy and Daisy a few years ago, we all of a sudden went from needing one of everything to do with cats to needing 2 of everything including food bowls. We took a trip to our local pet shop to stock up on everything we would need. I had planned on by 2 separate bowls for the girls but while I was there spotted ...  Read the complete review

My cats have had a few dinner bowls but the ones that prove to stand the test of time are the Armitage Double Dinner Cat bowls. I always tend to replace cat bowls every few months and I have found that the double bowls suit my cats best as they have their meat in one side, their dry food in the other and then they share a big water bowl which is in the middle. When I felt the time had come to replace their bowls again I came across the Armitage Double bowls in Sainsbury's for the bargainous price of 89p so I purchased two for each of our cats. These bowls are available in many shops not just Sainsbury's. Sainsbury's had a selection of these bowls and there ...  Read the complete review

We have had these Armitage Double Diner Cat Bowls in the past for our cats and found that whilst they may not be glamorous to look at they are very easy to care for and can hold a decent amount of either wet or dry food. They can also be used with cat food on one side and water on the other if wanted or as something to feed 2 cats in 1 bowl. When we had these double feeding bowls we only paid 99p each for them in a small local pet store, which was a fair price at the time. They can still be widely bought at many pet stores and supermarkets as they are a basic type of feeding bowl that can suit many users. I would recommend them to a point as they are cheap ...  Read the complete review

When we had our kittens two years ago, I bought two of these bowls from the local petshop, a blue one for Tom, and a pink one for Pipsy. The bowls cost a reasonable £1.50 each. They looked ideal as they were nice bright colours and made from easy to clean plastic, with two compartments that you can use however suits your needs and those of your cat. When the kittens were very tiny, I let them share a bowl for food, putting a little kitten food into each compartment so that they had a side each, with their kitten milk in a seperate bowl. As they got older, they had their own bowls, so I put food in one half and water in the other. The only slight ...  Read the complete review

As a lot of you already know, when we moved into our cottage, a lovely cat came and adopted us. He kept sitting by our door mewing until we agreed to let him live with us and, for obvious reasons, we called him Mew. Once he moved in we needed to get various bits of kit as a matter of urgency - litter tray, litter, food tray and food being the obvious ones. For food we bought the Armitage double cat diner from Asda which currently retails at the princely sum of just 67p! Although the one pictured at the top of this review is pink we bought the blue one for Mew as he is a male cat and having a pink feeding tray wouldn't do anything for his street cred ...  Read the complete review