Miacara Cena Dog Feeder With Stainless Steel Bowl
CENA DOG FEEDER WITH STAINLESS STEEL BOWL
CENA DOG FEEDER WITH STAINLESS STEEL BOWL
Designer Filip Gordon Frank proves that less is truly more with the contemporary Cena dog feeder.
Made from a thin powder-coated metal frame, the feeder’s shape is a single continuous contour, holding the stainless steel bowls afloat.
A true must-have for all design lovers, the Cena feeder also features all the clever details you have come to expect from MiaCara.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Miacara
PRODUCT TYPE
Dog Bowl
CAPACITY
- Small : 0.4 l
- Medium : 1.3 l
- Large : 3.0 l
DIAMETER
- Small : 12 cm
- Medium : 17 cm
- Large : 26 cm
SMALL DIMENSIONS
- Height : 10 cm
- Width : 15.3 cm
- Length :3.20 cm
PRODUCTION
Made in Germany
MATERIAL
Powder-coated metal
SIZE
- Small
- Medium
- Large
QUALITY
The best materials and high-quality workmanship are MiaCara's top priorities.
MEDIUM DIMENSIONS
- Height : 16.8 cm
- Width : 25.2 cm
- Length : 60.7 cm
LARGE DIMENSIONS
- Height : 24 cm
- Width : 33.5 cm
- Length : 77.5 cm
DETAIL
Four plastic feet are also included to ensure the feeder doesn’t slip around during mealtimes. The sleek Cena feeder comes in three stylish colourways to compliment your home decor, and is available in three sizes to suit all dog breeds.
AVAILABLE SIZES
Three
DESIGN
Filip Gordon Frank
FRAME/BOWLS
- Stainless Steel
- Dusty Green
- Concrete
CARE
To clean the dog feeder, wipe the powder-coated metal frame with a soft, damp cloth. Please avoid using any sharp or rough objects or aggressive detergents to avoid scratching the surface. The stainless steel bowls can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher. Please clean the bowls thoroughly before use. Only the bowls are dishwasher-safe.
DISHWASHER SAFE
A silicone ring beneath the bowls makes sure that they stay in place and do not rattle, and the easy to clean bowls are dishwasher safe.
DESIGNER -MATHIAS DE FERM
"I had a picture of a feeder in my mind and thought about how could I reduce it to a minimum of what could be a functional and appealing product. The result is a continuous wire, almost like a contour of a feeder holding the bowls afloat."
