Could This bowl be used for water? My pup eats at a good pace but drinks too fast causing him to throw up most times...
2083357
I don't see why not...but I worry he won't be able to get ENOUGH water? I would try it out for a couple of days and see how he adjusts to drinking water out of this.
2083358
I would think it would work for water also. Just don't fill it too full and I think he would have to lap it slowly because of the design. It has made a huge difference on slowing my pup down while eating. Good luck!
2083359
I don't know if this would help, really, because it wouldn't hold much water at all and absolutely not enough in summer months. You might try one of these instead:http://amzn.to/1gBpCcLhttp://amzn.to/1oMJOgDGood luck finding something that works for you and your pup. I know it can be difficult. The first link has over 4 stars so most people seem to feel it works well.
678693
If used for water it would only be able to hold the water in the bottom most portion of the bowl. The angle makes it great for food but I have not tried water. I do believe the bowl is wide enough for a Persian cats face.
1464505
I wouldn't recommend using under the bowl without water since it's intended for water use. I used it for about 3 gallons for my water turtles
632590
I suppose so, but it's all slobbery. Better to pour out just what you think the dog needs, then add more if it's not enough than to pour slobbery water back into the canteen.
2159866
I don't know of any reason why not. But, a little water is all you need. Just stir it up, let it sit to soften the kibbles, feed. Contact your vet if your pet has trouble eating dry food because of mouth pain (if you haven't already).
10085
No water bowl.But it does have a way to put water bottles in it and strap them down.You might make sure the weight is even, unless you want you dog to walk funny.
902245
I think so--it works great for my pug. She can reach the food fine with her cute little face, and it does slow down her eating. We got her the size small bowl, and it's a generous size for her. We got one for her water, too, and now she only dunks part of her face into the water when drinking.
1284938
I have a York ie that eats and drinks too fast and then throw a up. We are using the feeding bowl and water bowl- works like a charm. I do t have a cat, howecer, the bowl is shallow so I would think it would work. Not sure how it would work with canned food....designed to use with dry kibble.
1520808
It is hard plastic and should be ok if you pick it up after your dog is done. My dog has done well with the bowl. It slowed her down when she eat.
1513951
Probably. Freshly filled, the water surface is 1 1/4 below the top of the bowl. If your bulldog's tongue is longer than that, he or she should be able to lap up some water. Pointy nosed dogs like mine with long tongues can lap up water even when the waterer needs refilling.
1836491
I just remove one bowl and use a scoop to fill bowl with food. Only thing I don't like is the water can get in the food if your dogs are sloppy drinkers, mine did not attend etiquette classes so they are sloppy drinkers!
1695234
As long as they both can reach the bowl it should be fine. My Dachshunds drink simultaneously now and then and when the level drops enough that the valve opens water flows fast enough that they can keep drinking.
632589
I never tried that. I stopped carrying the bowl part because my dog likes me to just squirt a stream of water out and he drinks it like drinking from a garden hose. The bottle holds a good amount though, and you could just put a small amount of it in the bowl at a time. I don't think you might want to put the used water back in there considering the germ factor.
1059703
Generally speaking, yes it is a great bowl for a puppy dog as the height of the bowl tops is only 3 inches off the ground so easy for them to access food and water.
2032409
The drinking area is about 3" square. The water is fairly shallow so it would most likely be difficult for your dog to play too much.
1018279
To be honest, we've never had any spillage, but we have a cat. I know dogs can be a little more rambunctious when drinking from their water bowls. The waterline stays about an inch from the top. We love this water fountain. Our cat loves it too. Probably not the answer that will help you the most. Good luck!
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The bowl is shallow enough and I think wide enough for a Pug to drink safely. I'm not sure how the Pug normally drinks, but it will have to work a little bit harder to lap up the water since it is a bit low. Tip the bowl so it is full and that will really work.