Raised Ceramic Slow Feeder Cat Bowl with Fish Pattern
Unbranded (Likely generic/mass-produced for boutique pet retailers) · Pet Supplies > Cat Feeding & Watering Supplies
Era / Decade
2020s modern production (Contemporary design based on ergonomic pet bowl trends)
Material
Glazed ceramic/stoneware; heavy-duty build with high-shine white glaze
Condition
Very Good; the glaze appears intact without major chips, though there is visible dirt/dust and a price sticker that needs removal
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong; slow feeders and ergonomic pet furniture are currently very popular among cat owners globally.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $18.00 (Low: $10, Mid: $15, High: $22)
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $35.00
Comparable Sales
Similar raised ceramic slow feeders typically sell on Amazon and Chewy for $30; used versions on eBay recently closed between $14 and $19 plus shipping.
Description
Attractive white ceramic pedestal cat bowl featuring a raised slow-feeder interior design with embossed fish shapes. The elevated pedestal promotes better digestion by allowing cats to eat in a more natural position, while the fish-shaped obstacles prevent rapid gulping of food. Solid, heavy-weight construction prevents tipping.
Key Features
Ergonomic pedestal design, slow-feeder functionality to prevent vomiting, cute fish motif, dishwasher-safe ceramic, heavy weight leads to high-quality feel.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence for generic boutique item; no specific designer markings visible, but well-formed molds suggest quality manufacturing.
Flaws to Note
Requires deep cleaning to remove shelf dust; adhesive residue will remain from the blue thrift sticker on the base; check for hairline cracks near the fish ridges.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace (local pickup avoids high shipping costs for heavy ceramics), Mercari, or eBay.
Selling Tips
Highlight the 'Slow Feeder' and 'Whisker Fatigue Friendly' aspects in keywords. Being ceramic, it must be double-boxed for shipping. Clean thoroughly with vinegar to ensure the white glaze sparkles in photos.