How much food does the bowl hold? We usually put a cup of dry dog food in our dog's bowl right now and would like to know if it will hold that amount.
854248
I have not measured it precisely, but it appears to hold several cups - much more than our last dog bowl.
854249
I use it for my 17 pound dog and she eats 3/4 of a cup twice a day. Her food is swimming in it! This dish would hold 4 cups of food. It's large dog sized.
854250
Yes it would hold a cup we give our dog 3/4of a cup and there is room for more.
2061252
Super easy to put kibble in, we do that for our puppy. It holds at least 1/2 cup total.
1894807
Don't know how many "cups", but you could basically fit a whole (small) bag of dog food in it. Enough for a week on the trail! If you really want your pooch to carry all that weight. My Lab eats a lot and he wouldn't go hungry, but wouldn't load it to capacity, and he's a tough boy as well.
1965709
Yes, I feed my 2 dogs a 1/2 3.5 oz over dry food 2 xs a day. I have a 15 lb and 9 lb. the dry stays down if they get hungry but they never finish it. I go through one pack a day.
762012
The dog eats as much as they need. There is no limit to the amount they can have. Most dogs self-regulate, but we do have one who cannot be on a feeder.
1480816
I believe it held approx 4 cups of food, not sure because I had to donate it. Never used it. Seems my English bulldog is allergic to metal.
1894810
We have packed enough food for a four to five day hike with our dog (~60lbs). I would say a good 8 cups of dog food would fit. However, I recommend buying dog food "tubes" which are dense and small packed dog food. The dog gets 1/2 a tube per day (we supplement with some dry dog food and treats). You can buy them at any dog food store. The pack will fit not just the food, but bones, snacks, and a collapsable dog food bowl.
267405
Not sure on this one. That would be a really small amount. We have a big dog, so we do a cup at a time.
426963
it holds water just fine. it is a travel bowl. it will leak some. I only fill the bowl as needed. when the dog is thirsty i fill it up. when hes done I dump whats left (mostly slobber) out and wait til hes thirsty again. if you want a bowl you can fill once and leave alone, this is not for you. if you need something like that a regular bowl would be a better fit.
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I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe... » Read More I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The height is a least 1 foot off the ground and the bowl holds at least 4 dry cups of dog food. I have a large collie (80 lbs.) and it's perfect for her size.
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My cat's bowl holds 4 1/2 oz. of water if filled to the brim. I use it for her canned food, and it would hold about a full can, although I only give her 1/4 can at a time as she is a slow eater. The bottom of the dish is marked 07/10, not sure what that means.... I have seen larger ones of the same design in stores that would hold 12 oz.
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I would get a 4 cup capacity or larger. You want the dog to have room to move the food around without spilling. A water bowl should be at least as big.
1970096
I'm sure this bowl can easily hold much more than 4 cups of food. We use it for water... Our pup drinks a lot of water and this does the job!
1202277
I have two Akitas (large dogs over 100 lbs) and with mine because they are very active, I leave food in their bowls and they eat when they are hungry. However, if they were not active, I would use one cup for each dog in the morning and one cup for dinner. I hope this helps
728419
Funny you asked that....today I was wondering how many cups of food would be in the bag, how long it would last. The kibble is small, I opened it on the September 22 and I have gone through maybe a quarter of the bag, we use about 3 cups of food a day. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you!
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Hi.... I have the one quart bowls.... Inside of bowl measures 5 1/2 inches across the top and 2 1/4 inches deep. It comfortably holds approximately 24 ounces of food or water each. Anything more will spill over top when dog eats out of it. I originally had the pint size dishes and they were too small. They would be good for a cat or very small dog. I have a 30 lb terrier and they are perfect for her. The pint bowls were about 4 inches across and not as deep as quart bowls. I hope that helps. Bill