Food Bowl: Non-Slip Bowls for Relaxed Mealtimes for Your Dog

Food Bowl: Stable, Hygienic and Made for Everyday Use

The food bowl is in use every single day, so it needs to be tough and practical. Our stainless steel bowls have a non-slip base, are easy to clean and come in many sizes, up to a large bowl holding more than 1.8 litres. On top of that there are spaniel bowls, practical wall holders and clever aids for dogs that tend to wolf down their food far too quickly.

The Right Shape for Your Dog

For most dogs, a non-slip stainless steel bowl is the simplest solution. It doesn't wander across the room and is dishwasher-safe. Dogs with long ears like to dip them into their food while eating. A spaniel bowl with a high, narrow rim keeps the ears out. The same bowls work just as well as a water bowl. The 900 ml anti-splash bowl stops splashing, and an anti-dribble rim keeps water and food inside. A bowl mat catches the rest and protects your floor from splashes and crumbs.

Slower Eating and Secure Mounting

Some dogs gulp down their food in seconds. An anti-gulp snack roll or a lick bowl slows the pace and keeps your dog busy at the same time. In a kennel, crate or dog room, bowls sit firmly in a kennel holder or wall holder and can't be knocked over. For the dog crate there's also a bowl with a cage holder that attaches to the wire door. That keeps food and water in place, even on car journeys.

Frequently asked questions

What bowl size does my dog need?
The bowl should comfortably hold one full meal without food spilling over the edge. For small dogs, 200 to 450 ml is usually enough, while large dogs need a bowl from about 1.5 litres.

My dog gulps its food. What can I do?
Split the daily ration into several small meals and offer a lick bowl or an anti-gulp roll. If your dog often gags, vomits or has a bloated belly afterwards, have it checked by your vet.

Are plastic bowls bad for dogs?
Over time, plastic gets scratched, and bacteria can settle in the scratches. Stainless steel is smooth, robust and easier to keep clean. That's why many dog owners switch to a stainless steel bowl for good.