I use a flat stainless steel dish that sits on the floor.  When I used a
stainless steel bowl on a platform, she would pick the food out and eat it
on the floor.  Then I got smart and put the bowl directly on the floor.
Turned out to be not so smart because she still picked the food out and ate
it on the floor.  I finally got wise to the bowl problem and tried meat
trays (it was experiment, hence the washed meat trays which I disposed of
regularly) on a platform but same problem.  Finally, put the trays on the
floor and no more problem!  When I finally figured out what worked, I
splurged (not really splurged--it was only $1.39 Cdn) on the stainless steel
plate.

What was the question?  I seem to have rambled on and on and on.... :-)  I
would prefer putting her food on a platform, but since she doesn't like it,
I put it on the floor.  Whatever works best for her works for me, too!

rona

I put the meal on a plate and then I put newspapers under it.  My cats are
extremely sloppy eaters :)

Lauren
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Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm

Mine's on the counter divider between my kitchen and living room so the
dog won't eat it.  :)

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Usually their canned food goes on a plate which goes on the floor. When
feeding large pieces of raw chicken on the bone, which will end up on
the floor anyway, I just plop the meat down and let 'em at it.

-Alison in OH

Hi ,
I feed Kim on a table because we have a dog who although is tiny,
would pester her or eat what left.

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       Alison

Rescues.
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Links to animal  information websites
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In stainless steel bowls rimmed with rubber on the bottom, on the floor.
Water in a large dog sized bowl.  I have ceramic tile floors and just wash
the mess with a paper towel after meals.

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Barb
I can only please one person a day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow doesn't look good either.