Dog Bowls - Stainless Steel, Ceramic, Plastic & Travel Bowls

Dogs love their mealtime, so providing the correct feeding setup is essential. Choose a designated, quiet area where your dog can enjoy food without distractions. This encourages healthier eating habits and reduces the likelihood of quickly gulping down food. Ensure the bowl is fixed, and consider using a dog feeding mat to catch any spills, keeping your floor clean and dry. If you have more than one dog, create separate feeding spaces to prevent food guarding or competition. Always keep a dog water bowl with fresh water available at all times.

Place your dog's bowl in a consistent, quiet spot where it can eat without interruptions. Avoid placing it too close to their bed, which might cause distractions. A peaceful area allows your dog to eat at its own pace and helps it feel secure. If you have multiple pets, consider feeding them separately to avoid tension and food guarding, a behaviour where a dog becomes aggressive or protective over its food. Use a feeding mat to keep the feeding area clean and ensure your dog can access fresh water in a dedicated spot.

Yes, stainless steel dog bowls are a popular choice for their durability, safety, and hygienic properties. Unlike plastic, stainless steel doesn't retain odours, is resistant to chewing, and is easy to clean. It's also a great option for dogs with allergies, as stainless steel is non-porous and won't harbour bacteria. Many come with non-slip bases to keep the bowl in place during mealtime, making them a reliable and reassuring choice for dog owners.

Ceramic dog bowls are not just functional, they also add a decorative touch to your home. Their weight and stability make them perfect for excitable eaters, ensuring they won't slide around during mealtime. The smooth surface also prevents food odours from lingering, keeping your dog's dining area fresh. For larger breeds or dogs prone to mess, ceramic bowls offer the weight needed to stay in place, making them a stylish and practical investment for any dog owner.

For flat-faced breeds, the Scruffs slanted Icon bowl is an excellent choice. Its unique design helps these dogs reach their food and water more comfortably, preventing spillage and making mealtime more manageable. This specialised bowl ensures that brachycephalic breeds, like pugs and bulldogs, have a stress-free eating experience.

No-spill dog bowls, like our long-eared dog bowls, are specifically designed to prevent water or food from splashing out. They are ideal for dogs with long ears or those who tend to make a mess during mealtime. These bowls keep your dog's feeding area cleaner and reduce waste, ensuring a tidier space for you and a better eating experience for your dog.

Absolutely! Collapsible travel bowls are a must-have for dog owners who love to explore with their pets. Lightweight, easy to carry, and perfect for dogs on the go, these bowls ensure you're always prepared for any adventure. Whether hiking, camping, or just out for a long walk, these bowls offer a convenient way to provide your dog with food and water without taking up much space. They are durable, easy to clean, and can fold flat for easy storage, making them ideal for trips.

Plastic dog bowls are lightweight and affordable, making them easy to move and clean. Many plastic bowls come with a rubber ring at the base to prevent slipping, keeping the bowl in place during mealtime. These bowls are perfect for pet owners on a budget or those needing a portable solution for feeding, especially when travelling.

However, choosing high-quality, BPA-free plastic is essential to ensure the bowl is safe for your dog. Cheaper plastics may harbour bacteria over time or release harmful chemicals, especially if the surface becomes scratched. Melamine plastic bowls are a safer, more durable alternative, combining the lightness of plastic with a harder, more resistant surface.

Plastic bowls are ideal for puppies or as temporary bowls, but for long-term use, consider rotating them with more durable materials like stainless steel or ceramic to maintain hygiene.