Dog Bowl: Bowls, Fountains and Feeding Stations for Everyday Life
Eating and drinking are fixed points in your dog's day. Here you'll find bowls, feeding stations and drinking fountains that suit you both.
Karlie Kennel & Wall Holder for 2 Stainless Steel Bowls, Sturdy Bracket, 2800 ml
Regular price: From €26.51
Kerbl Stainless Steel Dog Bowl Anti-Slip, Durable and Easy to Clean, 700 ml
Regular price: €3.29
Kerbl Dog Feeding Bar Stainless Steel Height Adjustable, White
Regular price: From €28.33
PetSafe Drinkwell 360 Stainless Steel Pet Fountain for Cats & Dogs
Regular price: €94.16
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PetSafe Drinkwell Avalon Replacement Charcoal Filters, Pagoda & Sedona (4 pcs.)
Regular price: €12.09
Kerbl Stainless Steel Bowl Anti-Splash 900 ml, Non-Slip & Dishwasher Safe
Regular price: €8.53
Dog Bowl: Everything for Eating and Drinking
A good dog bowl stands firm, is easy to clean and suits your dog in size and height. Here you'll find everything your dog needs for eating and drinking: from non-slip stainless steel bowls to raised feeding stations and drinking fountains, all the way to collapsible bowls for trips out. That way you can put together a feeding corner that fits your daily routine.
Material and Shape: What Matters in a Bowl
Bowls made from stainless steel are the most popular. They're robust, don't absorb odours and go straight into the dishwasher. A rubberised base keeps the bowl in place, even when your dog eats with gusto. Ceramic bowls are heavy and hardly ever tip over. Dogs with long ears benefit from a spaniel bowl with a high rim, and an anti-dribble bowl keeps the water in the bowl rather than on the floor. A silicone bowl mat also protects your floor.
The Right Solution for Every Situation
Large and older dogs eat more comfortably when the bowl is at chest height. That's what double bowl stands and height-adjustable feeding stations are for. If you're out during the day, an automatic feeder with a timer makes sure meals arrive on time. A drinking fountain keeps the water moving and encourages many dogs to drink more often. For day trips and holidays, pack a collapsible travel bowl or a water bottle with a built-in drinking bowl.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I clean my dog's bowl?
Ideally, rinse the food bowl after every meal, especially with wet food. Clean the water bowl daily and refill it with fresh water, as a slimy film quickly forms around the rim.
Why does my dog push its bowl across the whole kitchen while eating?
Light bowls without grip slide away easily, especially on tiles. A bowl with a rubber base, a non-slip mat or a bowl stand keeps everything in place.
Does my dog need separate bowls for food and water?
Yes, that makes sense. Food scraps in the water spoil quickly, and your dog should always have clean water, even when the food bowl is empty.
Dog Bowl: Well Set Up for Eating and Drinking
For daily meals you'll find the right Food Bowl in stainless steel that doubles as a water bowl. Large and older dogs eat more comfortably at a raised Feeding Station, and some models even have storage space for your food supply. An Automatic Feeder makes sure meals are served on time. To make sure your dog drinks enough, you can also put out a Drinking Fountain with a filter. For trips out, pack a Water Bottle and a collapsible Travel Bowl.