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LitterBond Floating Water Bowl Ring - Pink + Green (2-Pack) on white background

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Floating Water Bowl Ring

$41.99

Choose Color: Pink

Pink Green Pink + Green (2-Pack)

Give your cat a little island to sip from, keep floating hair away from the drinking spot, & add a playful pop of color to the bowl you already own.

🌊 Floats in the bowl you own
💧 Center cup refills from below
🐾 Raised ring holds back floating hair
🍓 Holds a lickable snack too
🚿 Rinses clean under the tap

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Ingredients & safety

ABS plastic float with a raised outer ring, a shallow center cup and small inlet holes around the base; no power or batteries. This is a small item, about 4.7 cm (1.9 in) across: supervise at first and remove it if your cat chews it or bats it out of the bowl. Use it only in a bowl deep enough for it to float. Snacks left in the cup spoil in water, so remove leftovers and rinse daily. Dishwasher use is not confirmed; rinse by hand.

What's in the box

1 floating ring, or 2 in the Pink + Green set; bowl not included

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on US orders of $39 or more; orders under $39 ship for $10. Every order ships with tracking, and you can return items within 30 days. See our shipping policy and refund policy for details.

A tiny float for curious sippers

Some cats paw at the water bowl, sniff and walk away, while floating hair collects on top. This little ring floats in the bowl you already own and gives your cat its own center cup to sip from.

Floats in your own bowl

No plug, no pump and no setup. Drop it into any water bowl deep enough for it to float, from tilted bowls and double bowls to wide plates.

Center cup refills from below

Small holes around the base let bowl water seep up into the center cup, so the cup keeps refilling as your cat drinks.

Raised ring holds back hair

The rounded outer ring sits above the waterline and helps keep floating hair and dust away from the drinking spot.

Room for a lickable snack

Squeeze in a little lickable snack or drop a few freeze-dried bites into the cup to spark interest, then clear away any leftovers the same day.

Floating Ring in 3 Steps

Drop it in

Set the ring on the water in your cat's usual bowl, making sure the water is deep enough for it to float freely.

Let it fill

Bowl water seeps in through the small holes in the base and fills the center cup, ready for curious sips.

Rinse daily

Lift the ring out once a day, rinse it under running water and refresh the bowl before setting it back.

A closer look

Everyday uses
Curious sips at the water bowl, snack time with a dab of something lickable in the center cup, and a fit for your setup, from tilted bowls to wide plates.
Size & materials
About 4.7 x 4.7 x 1.8 cm (1.9 x 1.9 x 0.7 in), small enough for tilted bowls, double bowls and wide plates as long as the water is deep enough for it to float.

Questions cat parents ask

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Will my cat actually use it?

Every cat is different. The little floating cup invites curious sips, and a dab of a lickable snack in the center can spark interest. It has no motor, so it only drifts when the water or a paw nudges it.

Which bowls does it work with?

Any water bowl deep enough for it to float, including tilted bowls, double bowls and wide plates. Keep the bowl topped up so the ring never sits on the bottom.

How do I keep it clean?

Rinse it under running water; it only takes a few seconds. Do this daily, and right away if you added a snack, since food spoils in water.

What if my cat chews it or bats it out?

Take it away. It is a small item, so keep an eye on things for the first few days and stop using it if your cat chews on it or keeps fishing it out of the bowl.