how many cups of dog food and water will it hold ?
1155485
I'm not sure the exact amount it will hold, however I do know it holds WAY more than my large dog can eat or drink in one sitting. I feed him 1 1/2 c at each serving and it could hold at least double that
1155486
I have put 4 cups of dry food in but have never measured the water. It is larger than the food bowl. It lasts over a day with my 125 dog.
1155487
The medium feeder 1 1/4 cup food Water 2 cups, But I use MUGS. And I Love this product. Finally no food all over. Easy to clean. A+
1155488
My Medium dog Neater Feeder holds about 4 cups of water and 3 cups of food (medium size kibble). Hope that helps.
1155489
The larger bowl holds 9 1/2 cups water the slightly smaller bowl holds 7 1/2 cups of water. I use both for water and for my 75# dog and my 35# dog it lasts a couple days....I use both for water since I have two dogs. Depending on the size of kibble I would imagine the food would be about the same as the water..hope that helps.
1155490
I have the large feeder and feed 1.5 cups of Blue food per meal and it just covers the bottom of the bowl so you can add much more. I don't know about the water as I change it every time he drinks as he is verry messy. Sure saves me cleaning the floor all the time. Best product I've bought in years.
1271555
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.
262695
The bowl will hold 3 cups of food/water. My shepherd has yet to pick it up and move it.
1874005
This only holds about 4-5 cups of water total. I would say this is for cats and small dogs.
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.
1091929
It holds a lot of water and I fully anticipate it will be fine for my dog when he is full grown. I was skeptical at first about my puppy knowing how to use it but I put some peanut butter on the drinking stem a few times in the beginning and now he uses it everyday
774690
The bowls will hold about 3 to 4 cups comfortably..and it seems very sturdy...have not had any issues with it at all. I have a older Golden Retriever and he has not once dumped it.
246929
I'd guess 2 cups or so if you fill it full? It's a little bigger than a dvd.
290501
I have a lab and he eats 1 1/2 cups of dry food twice a day. It easily holds 1 1/2 cups and any extras that he might get (bannanas, cocoanut oil, left over chicken etc.) I would say you could easily put 2 cups of dry dog food in it. My dog loves it and it does slow him down to a reasonable pace.
865883
I just checked and it holds 5 cups of my medium breed kibble. Hope that helps!
1680629
I believe it holds 3 or 4 cups of liquid. I would provide an exact measurement but it has some bacon grease in it.
783949
It holds exactly 1 and 2/3 cups of water. Presumably you could pile dry food (or wet, I guess...) a little higher.
1484289
It holds 1.5 cups (measured). About 4.5-5" diameter and 1.5-1.75" tall (estimate). I use it for a 5 pound dog and only pop out the innermost compression ring. It is good travel bowl for a dog up to about 35-40 pounds (tested). It would be too small for a Lab size dog.
1171669
The capacity is just one cup, so it's not big enough if you have a big dog, but perfect for small dogs like ours.
1851970
It will hold water. We got them to use under our elevated feeders for our very sloppy drinking dogs.
1341231
I believe it's 6" - certainly not 3". It holds a little over 1 cup of dog food.
1354367
It is not an exceptional seal - it is very similar to a typical plastic top bucket (like what people will display shoes or keep toys in). I don't believe it would hold water, but for dog food - as long as it is in a dry place should work okay.