Roadreign-3-in-1 Pet Feeding & Watering Station — Auto-Refill 500 ml Water Bottle, 15° Tilted Cat-Ear Food Bowl, Splash Guard Plate

A bowl that meets them halfway

A bowl on the floor asks a cat to put its head all the way down to the food — every meal, every day. So the bowl on this station doesn't sit on the floor.

It sits on a fluted conical pedestal, pitched 15° forward. The pedestal stays upright and steady; the bowl is the part that angles toward your cat. Eating stops being a stretch.

• Bowl opening 12 cm — wide enough for a flat-faced cat to reach
• Two pointed cat-ear mouldings on the rim, and a wavy pouring lip at the front
• Bowl lifts off the pedestal for washing in one move

500 ml, topped up by itself

Fill the bottle, flip it into the basin, twist it 15° clockwise to lock. A spring-ball valve in the white star-shaped housing releases water as your cat drinks, so the basin refills itself instead of running dry.

Across the middle of the basin sits a removable splash guard plate on short legs. It keeps the muzzle out of the reservoir, cuts splashing, and stops fur and dust settling into the water.

• One fill is about 4–6 days of drinking (per seller testing)
• Guard plate lifts straight out for rinsing
• Clear PET body, so you can see the level at a glance

Three jobs, one tray

Most feeding setups are three separate things to buy, place and wash. This one is a single 29 cm tray doing all three:

• Drink — the 500 ml auto-refill bottle on the left
• Eat — the tilted cat-ear bowl on the pedestal at the right
• Slow-feed — the shallow recess moulded into the tray itself, at floor level

And because it is one weighted tray rather than two loose bowls, there is nothing for a cat to push across the floor.

Five parts. None of them bolted down.

Washing a pet bowl is only annoying when something won't come apart. Nothing here is fixed: the tray, the guard plate, the ribbed pedestal, the bowl and the bottle all lift off by hand.

No screws, no clips to pry, no crevice you can't reach with a sponge. Rinse, dry, back together.

• Base tray has a finger hole at each end for lifting
• Two-piece tray and pedestal means the food side never touches the water side
• Moulded tray relief keeps the two bays visually separate