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A normal, but inexpensive, ceramic (human) plate (sorry about the weird glare - because the glaze is technically glass fused with the substance used for the dish, it is hard to get a picture) :

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Many cats do not have a problem with plastic, ceramic, stainless steel or glass. Some are allergic to plastic. Others get chin acne from the bacteria that plastic and SOME ceramics and even some stainless steel can harbor.

Many pet-specific dishes are sold that are ceramic, and most sold in pet stores are of the same (or lower) quality as the plate pictured above.

Glass is the safest material for feeding and watering your pets.
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I think everyone has had their say now, so I will close this thread smile.gif
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