Pet Drinking & Feeding

Dog Bowls

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Over 100 dog bowls are in stock, from $10.99 portable bottles to $338 feeding stations. Pick one that fits your dog's size and habits.

Choosing the right bowl

Your dog's eating habits matter. A slow feeding bowl helps picky eaters. The Ceramic Slow Feeding Bowl in Baby Blue costs $37.95. It stops gulping.

Portable bowls work for walks. The Pet Dog Water Bottle in Orange is $17.99. The 2 In 1 Pet Water Bottle in Red costs $16.99. Both are great for travel.

Large dogs need sturdy options. The Dog Double Bowls with stand in Black is $39.95. For a complete setup, the Pet Feeding Station with storage is $109. It holds food and toys.

Material and cleaning tips

What should dog bowls be made of? Stainless steel and ceramic are safe choices. The Stainless Steel Dog Bowl in Red is $14.99. Ceramic bowls like the Cat Face bowl at $17.99 are easy to clean.

Plastic bowls are lightweight and cheap. The Single Bowl Dog Bowl in Pink is only $12.99. Wash all bowls with hot soapy water. Use a separate sponge for pet dishes.

All orders over $50 ship free. Returns are easy within 60 days. You can try different bowls risk-free.

Dog Bowls FAQs

What do you wash dog bowls with?

Use hot water and dish soap. Scrub with a clean sponge. Rinse well after washing. For ceramic or stainless steel bowls, you can also run them through the dishwasher.

Should dog bowls be raised?

Raised bowls can help large dogs eat more comfortably. The Dog Double Bowls with stand is $39.95. It sits 8 inches off the floor. Small dogs usually do fine with floor bowls.

What should dog bowls be made of?

Stainless steel and ceramic are the best choices. They do not hold bacteria like plastic can. The Ceramic Small Cat Face bowl at $17.99 is easy to clean. Stainless steel bowls like the $14.99 red one last for years.

How to use a dog lick bowl?

A lick bowl spreads wet food or peanut butter in a thin layer. Your dog licks it out slowly. The Slow Feeding Bowl in Pink Purple costs $24.99. It works as a lick pad too.