The bowl, the scoop and the bin — chosen so they last
Feeding equipment for dogs and cats: raised stainless bowls, calibrated scoops, airtight storage bins and mats that catch what misses the dish.
Capacity stated, not implied
Where a manufacturer declares a litre or pound capacity we repeat that figure and nothing more, because a bin that holds 25lb and one that holds 40lb are different purchases.
Boxed at the shop address
Orders are picked from the same stock the walk-in customers buy from, then packed at West 35th Street.
A phone that reaches the counter
Questions about bowl height, whisker clearance or which scoop suits your kibble reach whoever unpacked the box.
Start with the part you need
Grouped by the job it does at feeding time, not by species.
On the shelf on 35th Street
Live stock from the counter, priced exactly as it sits on the shelf.
Feeding gear is the part that gets used twice a day
A collar is worn; a bowl is scraped, washed and knocked over, every single day, for years. That is why this shelf is stainless, silicone and heavy plastic rather than whatever is cheapest per unit. Anything that stains, tips or splits comes back across the same counter it was sold at, so it does not get restocked. The list here is what survived that filter, which is why it is short.
Questions people ask before ordering
How long will my order take?
How much is shipping?
Do you ship outside the United States?
Can I pick my order up at the shop?
What can I pay with?
Can I return something?
When a line comes back in
An occasional note when a bin size or bowl finish is back on the shelf. Nothing daily.