How do you know what size bowl? I'm getting goldendoodle puppy. Good to feed in crate?
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I suppose that one could mount a food bowl as well as a water bowl in the crate but I wouldn't encourage it. We keep a stainless steel bowl of water mounted in ours. We treat the crate as her bedroom and have set times for feeding outside the crate; that way you can predict when your puppy needs to potty and start training for that.
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The size I got has a top about as large as a saucer. It should be PERFECT for you. You will absolutely love this multi-purpose bowl -- I think of all the yucky breakable plastic ones I wasted money on over the years and just sigh...Congrats on your new addition to the family!
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Feeding in the crate is a great option for dogs that are prone to bloat, you want to make sure they have some down time to digest the food in their stomach before they go running around. I suggest the largest size for a Doodle for water or a hanging bucket. for food id go with largest or second largest.
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You would definitely want the quart or largest size . I got the 20oz and it s the perfect size to use as a bird for my parakeet cage .
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I bought the 1 quart and it is no bigger than a cereal bowl...I expected bigger...I am not good with sizes, I guess.
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I have a lab/pointer mix (80lbs). Bowls are plenty big for food and water! Dog enjoys the stand very much. Good investment!
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Keep in mind, I'm only commenting on the puppy food. I do believe they have adult dog food in large kibble size for that specific purpose. This one is just the puppy food.
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Hello Congrats on the new puppy. The 4 inch would be good to start with but he will grow and the 10 inch will be needed. We have a Goldendoodle and we bought the 10 inch after she was a year old. It really makes it easier for her to eat. This is a great product and it is the best looking one out there.It will last a long time,well worth the money.I bought it when it was on sale. Cant remember how much I saved but I think it was $10 to $20 dollars. I hope this helped you.
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This is a big bowl. More suitable for larger dogs. I thought they came in different sizes. This particular bowel has been life changing for my dog. Instead of inhaling his food in 5 seconds it now takes him 8 minutes.
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I think they have these bowls on the Crate & Barrel website, and they have replacement lids for sale. It looks like the 5.5 size may be on backorder though. Hope that helps!
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I have the flower shaped bowl and measured the channels. They range from about a half an inch to 1 inch in places and 2 inches at the wide ends of the petals. The center of the flower is about an inch and a half deep. If the only reason you are feeding large kibble is for her to chew it, you could switch to smaller in this bowl. She has no choice but to slow down.
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I actually got this bowl for my small yorkie>but I checked it out and it holds alittle more than 8oz. He won't eat out of anything that is not white inside and this has worked out great!!!!
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This bowl is probably way too big for that. The listed dimensions are 9.5 x 9.5 inches and 4 inches high, and is larger than the regular bowls we use for our Corgi. If you could find a smaller version it would be perfect though.
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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Dear Jack, Thank you for your message. I would order based on the crate measurements. If you have any other questions, please send us another message. Thanks again, Richelle H. Petsupplies.com Customer Care
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Well, with dogs that small, it might be a toss-up. Their snouts are small, and they might just be able to get down into the ridges to get the food. The bowl is a little over 10" in circumference and the ridges are wide and vary in depth to over an 1-1/2". I'm thinking one of the other less intricate designs might work better....even for Otis. He's still not "chewing" the kibble, but it is taking him at lot longer to get it in his mouth and then swallow.
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I have the spiral one and I feel that it holds 2 cups perfectly. My idea of perfect is that with two cups the food only goes half way up the bowl (I want my pitbull to work for it a little bit! :) ). But I feel that you can probably do 3 cups just fine. If you are really conflicted, I can try adding 3 and let you know how it looks. Just let me know. Btw~ I use IAMS dry dog food to feed my dog.
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I would ask my vet before feeding ANY food larger than puppy food to a small breed 10 week old puppy. Better safe than sorry. Best wishes!
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these bowls are very small, but I personally don't like to have a lot of food and/or water in kennel since they are confined and unable to use bathroom. THEY WILL SURVIVE PUPPY PERIODS ( as my lab/boxer is a couch chewer (hence- kennel when were not home)-) they are thick bowls, just not big in diameter... just measured mine and its 4 inches across......just perfect for my Riley..... hope that this helps!!!
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If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!
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We use various brands of wire crates. The best advice I have is to measure the crate bottom and the tray door to see if the pan's dimensions fit your crate. From experience, crate sizes appear to be fairly standard, however, some brands may not (which ones I do not know). Measuring your crate will determine whether or not the tray will fit.