Georplast Corner Plastic Pet Bowl - L / Lime Green

The Georplast Corner Plastic Pet Bowl is a bowl cut to a quarter-circle so it sits flush into the corner of a room - the simplest way to get a feeding station out of the middle of a small kitchen.

Key Features

• Two sizes: S and L
• Quarter-circle shape that sits flush against two walls
• Works for food or water
• Smooth moulded plastic that wipes out easily
• Four colours: Blue, Lime Green, Navy Blue and Red
• Most size and colour combinations are in stock; both Blue options are out of stock

Where A Corner Bowl Helps

• Small kitchens and flats, where a round bowl in open floor is the thing everyone trips over
• Crates and pens, where the corner is dead space anyway
• Feeding two animals in one room without the bowls facing each other - opposite corners works better than side by side for cats

Bowl Hygiene

• Wash food bowls daily and water bowls every day or two. Biofilm - the slippery film you can feel on a neglected water bowl - builds within a day in warm weather
• Plastic scratches, and scratches hold bacteria. Once a plastic bowl is visibly scored, replace it
• Feline acne is a real thing and plastic bowls are the classic trigger. If your cat has blackheads or spots on the chin, switch to stainless steel or ceramic
• Hot water and detergent, or the dishwasher if the bowl is marked safe for it

Who Makes It

• Georplast s.r.l. is an Italian manufacturer founded in 1970, based at Mezzago just outside Milan
• They injection-mould their own plastic rather than buying it in, and the whole pet range is made in Italy
• Design is done with an Italian studio, which is why the trays and carriers look less utilitarian than most of the category

Good To Know

• Plastic bowls are the classic trigger for feline acne. If your cat has blackheads or spots on the chin, move to stainless steel
• Plastic wears out. Once a tray or bowl is visibly scratched, those scratches hold bacteria and odour that washing will not shift - replace it rather than scrubbing harder
• Colours vary by batch and the photograph is a guide. Pick on size first - the colour is the part that matters least to the cat