Do the bowls for food and water attach to the front door only? Or can they attach somewhere else inside so I can leave them filled with door open!
2072514
I believe the bowls only attach to the door. There isn't anywhere inside that they would attach to.
2072515
I believe so, we never used them. our dog used the crate for a slumber haven. then we got adopted out the dog.he was too yappy-he was a shih tzu, which i miss him.
2072516
The back end of the crate is also wire, so you can hook the bowls onto that, too. But, it would be a pain to reach in the back. I hook mine on the front and the door is always open when I'm home. No problem at all.
2017196
Yes doors open and yes things can be placed inside. My son does it all the time.
580747
There aren't specific food slots, nor does it come with a food or water bowl, but you can probably use the ventilation holes in the acrylic to screw in a food bowl, or clamp it onto the wire sides of the cage.
580745
No slots for food or water. I use separately purchased cups and a hanging water dispenser.
1261109
the bowl is tilted on an angle, which it doesn't really show in the picture...higher in front to back. I do believe one cup of food would fit inside this bowl, it also has little rubber legs (I have a cat that likes to move/tip over the water bowls...he thinks its funny, I find it less than amusing after the fourth time in one day...this bowl he cannot tip or move) which was why I bought it. Hope that was helpful. I will say that the one cup of food might fill it to the top but I'm sure your pup will fix that once he starts eating :)
1717188
I have an L-shaped area in my kitchen for my cats to eat so I have the food in one area and around the corner I placed the water fountain. Generally, they drink after they eat. I would say that it doesn't matter where you place it, but I recommend placing it in an area that isn't busy foot-traffic wise or they may be too wary of what's going on around them to drink. It should be easily accessible though.
11039
I have not filled mine up. i have three greyhounds and they don't knock it over. They fill at the top of the leg and you can punch a hole in it where it fits into the tray part. I keep mine on a rug so the water doesn't get all over my floor. One dog eats out of one of the bowls and the water bowl is the second bowl. Mine is not the one that is pictured on my email. This one doesn't look like the legs are removable. Mine has removable legs and its the big one. I think the bowls hold nearly a couple quarts of water. i love it and its really sturdy. I hope i have helped you.
1426869
yes, but not for water. They would hold something else. There is only one water dish
1444402
There is a wall panel for these, and they come with screws for the wall. So you screw in the back panel and hang the front from it. You have to screw them into studs or use appropriate anchors to mount them, as they can be heavy. As for the water, they don't drip at all if they're properly installed! They are great indoors. I notice that if I water them the wrong way (pour water over the plants rather than pour it into the holes in the top), they drip from the front a little. The wall behind the planter, however, is always dry.
1300859
There are little "bowls" on the base that are a bit deeper than where the tubes connect to the base. If you were trying to put a lot of food in there to avoid feeding the cats daily or you had a lot of cats I can see it being a problem if one of the tubes came off, but in my experience with my two even without the tubes it's the right amount of space for a days worth of food. At first I would remove the tubes to refill, and fill flush with the lip of these "bowls". Now though I refill with the tubes attached. They just slide into the base, but they seem to be pretty secure as far as the cats are concerned, though the dogs have gotten them loose. I can't speak to the other one on Amazon. There are little "bowls" on the base that are a bit deeper than where the tubes connect to the base. If you were trying to put a lot of food in there to avoid feeding the cats daily or you had a lot of cats I can see it being a problem if one of the tubes came off, but in my experience with my two even without the tubes it's the right amount of space for a days worth of food. At first I would remove the tubes to refill, and fill flush with the lip of these "bowls". Now though I refill with the tubes attached. They just slide into the base, but they seem to be pretty... » Read More There are little "bowls" on the base that are a bit deeper than where the tubes connect to the base. If you were trying to put a lot of food in there to avoid feeding the cats daily or you had a lot of cats I can see it being a problem if one of the tubes came off, but in my experience with my two even without the tubes it's the right amount of space for a days worth of food. At first I would remove the tubes to refill, and fill flush with the lip of these "bowls". Now though I refill with the tubes attached. They just slide into the base, but they seem to be pretty secure as far as the cats are concerned, though the dogs have gotten them loose. I can't speak to the other one on Amazon. « Show Less
1496197
I don't see why not, you put them on each side to keep the lid from sliding from side to side. since the front is open you might want to put 2 sets on for more stability. Space them so they will be next to the rim of the bowl toward the front & back of the seat.
723129
yes - they open... they don't hold a lot, but kids can stack food in the cabinets. The white doors open, oven, refrigerator, and microwave all open.
1405797
No, you have to come up with your own bowl or glass to put them in... Only a small envelope with eggs, baby and adult food, dropper & temp sticker... You also need a lamp that can stay on 24 hrs to keep the water warm enough and cover the container with foil at night to maintain warmth but give the illusion of night...
1224021
The shelves are designed to be at the same level as the gates, to enable easy entrance/exit. I have not seen additional shelves available, nor is there really a good place to put any additional shelves. We did hang water and food bowls next to each shelf. There is plenty of room for a cat pan on bottom with easy access to clean. Make sure you put a rug under the pan to catch litter (just take outside and shake to clean).
1591627
The entry hole for rainwater is on the top - does have a white screw type lid so you can open/close. MY big problem (and I hear from others) I discovered it leaks at the bottom, so I've had to use some silicone. Also, unlike others, it is NOT under a gutter area to catch the water. That not withstanding? I have hoisted it up on a 3 ft. stand BECAUSE? No way to use the spigot to GET the water into a pail if you don't. Hope this answers MORE than you asked!!! P. D., San Ramon, No. Ca.
605693
it does come with 4 plastic bowls that yes, are easy to fill but they are VERY difficult to attach to the cage...you have to slip each side between the bars and if you put water in the bowl and try to attach it spills all over....your better off using the bowls with the wire hooks to slip OVER the bars.....
432193
I have the Rev a Shelf pictured. There are long strips that go on the INSIDE of the cabinet wall and along the bottom. The bottom shelf attaches to the horizontal strip and rolls out. I have four of these, in my kitchen and in my bath vanities and love them. They do not attach to the door at all although the picture may imply that. Nothing is installed on the door. I use one in the kitchen for pots and one for sugar,flour,spice,crackers..all those boxes that get stuffed on the first shelf. My bath vanities have no drawers, and now they do. Good luck