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Revolutionary Pet Feeding System Solves Common Feeding Problems
KAC Industries recently introduced The Pet Plate, a revolutionary pet feeding system that solves common feeding problems. The Pet Plate was created to help pets who don't like eating from a traditional bowl.
PROVIDENCE, RI, March 21, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- KAC Industries recently introduced The Pet Plate, a revolutionary pet feeding system that solves common feeding problems. The Pet Plate was created to help pets who don't like eating from a traditional bowl. The Pet Plate offers an alternative feeding system to feeding pets who prefer to eat off the ground, out of paper plates or from other flat surfaces. But unlike paper plates, The Pet Plate is aesthetically pleasing with sides just high enough so food won't spill over onto the floor. The Pet Plate concept is recommended by Web MD, a trusted source of medical and pet health information.
According to Web MD, in an article entitled, "Why Your Dog Won't Eat: Causes & Solutions" one recommended solution is to try "using different bowls or plates at different heights to see what your dog prefers. (You might even put a few pieces of food on the floor next to the feeding dish.)" The Pet Plate is an alternative to putting food on the floor.
According to KAC Industries, some finicky pets prefer a low plate because:
• Sides are low enough for them to see what's around them when eating
• Tags don't hit the rim and scare them when they are eating
• They prefer eating off the ground and The Pet Plate most closely resembles this
The Pet Plate is produced in white porcelain with a gray logo design that includes a paw print. The plates are lead free, dishwasher and microwave safe. There is a matching, low profile water bowl available as well.
For more information about The Pet Plate or to place an order, visit the website at http://www.ThePetPlate.com.
The Pet Plate was designed by a family of animal lovers through trial and error. Bandit, their Shih Tzu Poodle mix was always a fussy eater and for many years, ate off a paper plate. Disgusted by the unsanitariness and unappealing look of a paper plate, the principals developed a more aesthetically pleasing alternative that most finicky pets love.
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