Pet Bowls & Feeders

How do you pick the right dog bowl?

A good dog bowl is stable, easy to clean and sized for your pet. Wide, shallow bowls suit flat faced dogs and most cats, while deeper bowls suit long muzzled breeds. Our feeding range includes ceramic and stainless steel bowls, raised bowls on stands, slow feeder bowls, travel bowls and automatic feeders.

Types of bowls and who they suit

• Ceramic bowls are heavy and stay put, a good fit for dogs who push bowls around.
• Stainless steel bowls are easy to wipe and run through the dishwasher.
• Slow feeder bowls have ridges that make a dog eat more gradually, useful for fast eaters.
• Raised bowls on a stand bring food closer to mouth height and suit taller dogs and many cats.
• Collapsible travel bowls fold flat for walks, car rides and trips.

An automatic pet feeder with portion control releases food at set times, which helps with routine when you are out. Gravity style food and water dispensers keep a refill on hand. Check them daily, since a jam or empty hopper can happen. They suit pets already comfortable with regular meals.

Cleaning and everyday care

Wash bowls daily with hot soapy water, because leftover food builds a film quickly. Dry them fully before refilling. Store dry food in a sealed container away from heat, and measure meals so you know what your pet eats. For questions about portions, diet or fast eating, ask your vet. This is general guidance, not veterinary advice.