How well does this bowl resist sliding along the floor when used for a food dish for a large dog?
257233
It grips the floor pretty well. I have a tile floor. However, I'm using it for cats, so I don't know how it would do for a dog. I know it doesn't slide for my cats. I have one cat that likes to play in the water and that's the main reason on I got this bowl - she can't slide it around on the floor.
257234
Since the bottom has a rubber like material on the bottom, it does not move. Hope this helps.
257235
I have a 75lb dog and the bowl doesn't move an inch. Nicely made and easy to clean
257236
It has a rubber ring around the bottom. I have no problem with it slipping.
257237
Surprisingly well, actually. We have three dogs weighing 100, 75, & 50 pounds and the bowls are placed on a wooden floor. They bowls weigh about 16 ounces, then add in the weight of the food and they really don't slide at all. Even after they finish their serving and the bowl is empty, when they check out the other bowls for remnants, they don't slide! I've had the bowls for a year and am very happy with my purchase.
188369
I use mine on a tile floor and it's not slippery. The stool is very sturdy and collapses nearly flat. I really like it. Cheers.
1165369
I don't think this would work. Especially if they move the bowl around a lot. My two cats get a lot of food on the floor and I don't use it for our 30lb dog as ibwoukd be worried it would tip.
886160
Hi! The underside is hollow with a strut in the middle for support. There are rubber pieces on the bottom corners(6 in all ) for non-skid. I have had no problem with our stairs sliding at all and Lewis is a hefty 60 lb. bassett hound. I hope this helped.
286168
I have only used it once (I'm not one to bake a lot), but I don't remember it sliding around. I have a stone countertop. Not sure if that makes a difference or not.
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.
80747
didn't have a problem with it moving around only with the top dropping down when we tried to use it as a elevated feeder for our tall dog.
2205877
The dish is not slippery. It is just large. I'm guessing that users are trying to "palm" the dish, as if it were a basketball. Also, the lid does not lock into place. Carrying the dish with your palm up will eliminate and chance of it slipping out of small hands.
171279
As long as space on which it sits has carpeting, it should not slide. It has a few strips of velcro on the bottom that grab the carpet.
1502999
Has the grooves to prevent slipping. Also has a feature to move bowl from center to side. Really nice feature.
2158186
Even if it does, a damp dish towel or paper towel underneath any cutting board or mixing bowl will keep them from sliding around :)
39967
We have a 100+ pound Rottweiler and he does not knock over this bowl although we give him 4cups of food in this bowl if your only doing 1cup you could probably do the next size down.
160917
I'm not sure. The apron around the feeder is not terribly wide. If you dog has long fur, I suspect that you will still have water on the floor.
74514
HI--I checked my dog's crate--there is a larger grid on the bottom--no problem yet with pan sliding. I bought her the mat for it, too, which she loves. It's about 2 in thick, foam covered with a nice fuzzy material, paid about 26 bucks for it My dog weighs 35 lb. She can turn around in it--you know how they do before they lay down. If I were you I would get the next larger size for your dog. I think my gal feels more secure in her crate. Awaiting some T-storms to see if she will go in it then.
415891
Yes I'd does. I have one in kitchen on linoleum floor, keeps from sliding the bowls around the kitchen. An one mat on carpet. It has rubber on the bottom of the mat
2074389
I am using regular bowls from an old set of dishes. The suction gets loose sometimes if I leave it in for a few feedings but it works pretty well.
964910
Mine has little pads built onto the feet already. I don't have much problem at all with sliding around. Also there is a small nook behind the feet that allow it to sit on the edge of a bowl so that the slices will fall right into the bowl.