What is the exact size of the opening from which the dog drinks? I need to keep long ears on the outside of the bowl.
1311211
Its an oval opening and it is 7" at its widest front to back and side to side, I really like mine, but you do have to clean it regularly, and you really should buy a regulator to cut the water pressure down, I have a regulator on mine and its going on 2 years old. I dont believe it would last very long if you hook it up to house water pressure.
1311212
Hi. The opening is 7" across at its widest point (it tapers toward the front) and it's 7.5" front to back. We keep ours outside and it's held up well. Still recommend it. (Sorry for the delayed response; I was out of town and just got home where I could measure it.)
913374
It's a tapered bowl. With no bowl in there, the opening is 7 3/4" diameter at the top and 6 1/4" at the bottom. The bowls included are 8 3/8" diameter if you measure from edge-to-edge including the 1/4" lip around the top of the bowl. All measurements are approximate. There are better options than this one for using your own bowls. I'd get one that has an open bottom and is held by the lip of the bowl instead of this one that's pretty much form-fitted for the included bowls. These get so stinky from the trapped water that gets underneath them. Positively worthless product.
530191
it will work, better if the big dog has a pointy beak (collie), less good if it is wide (st bernard). The bowl is 6" wide, 7" long at their widest points. I got it for my cats, and was not happy to discover that they love to splash in it, which makes a huge wet mess around the dish. A big dog will probably make a wet mess as well, so as long as that's not a problem. Otherwise I'm happy with it, nothing to plug in, I know my pets won't run out of water.
2014751
The opening is 2 1/2 inches. There is no lip protruding into the mouth, that's on the lid.
1594583
Four inches. I do not have to worry that it will get stuck in my large dogs mouth.
668055
It fills almost to the top of the bowl. It works really well especially for big dogs. We have a Daniff and Rottie.
2223022
At least four inches from the furthest part of the edge of the bowl. Hope that make sense :-)
430798
The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.
902158
The opening is oblong for drinking - a regular opening for drinking. Sounds like 9.5mm would be too big for the opening.
913373
It's a tapered bowl. With no bowl in there, the opening is 7 3/4" diameter at the top and 6 1/4" at the bottom. The bowls included are 8 3/8" diameter if you measure from edge-to-edge including the 1/4" lip around the top of the bowl.All measurements are approximate. There are better options than this one for using your own bowls. I'd get one that has an open bottom and is held by the lip of the bowl instead of this one that's pretty much form-fitted for the included bowls. These get so stinky from the trapped water that gets underneath them. Positively worthless product. It's a tapered bowl. With no bowl in there, the opening is 7 3/4" diameter at the top and 6 1/4" at the bottom. The bowls included are 8 3/8" diameter if you measure from edge-to-edge including the 1/4" lip around the top of the bowl.All measurements are approximate. There are better options than this one for using your own bowls. I'd get one that has an open bottom and is held by the lip of the bowl instead of this one that's pretty much form-fitted for the included bowls. These get so stinky from the trapped water that gets underneath them. Positively... » Read More It's a tapered bowl. With no bowl in there, the opening is 7 3/4" diameter at the top and 6 1/4" at the bottom. The bowls included are 8 3/8" diameter if you measure from edge-to-edge including the 1/4" lip around the top of the bowl.All measurements are approximate. There are better options than this one for using your own bowls. I'd get one that has an open bottom and is held by the lip of the bowl instead of this one that's pretty much form-fitted for the included bowls. These get so stinky from the trapped water that gets underneath them. Positively worthless product. « Show Less
1770849
The opening of the bowl itself with lid removed is 5 inches. The opening in the lid that you would feedthrough is 1 1/4 inches by 3/4 inches oval. Hope this helps.
949379
I am not able to measure it right now but I can tell you that I have a 70lb shep/lab mix and she has trouble picking it up. She can but will drop it shortly afterwards. She mostly pushes it around. She loves it though. I have trouble adjusting the holes so food falls out to quickly. I have a different one that I like better. And she probably prefers. It's more of a ball. That one she enjoys because she can pick it up and toss it and knows good will bounce out. Both are good.
1849712
It's about 18-24 inches long...however, the water WILL NOT run through it since it has a design flaw. The neck of the water bottle portion is too long and hits the bottom of the dish part and water won't run through it. I just threw mine away because 30 days had passed before I used it and they would not take it back. Be careful!!! I actually bought one at the local pet store -- more money, but it does work great.
471146
The opening with the lid removed is about 2-1/2 inches across. The opening for drinking is a slit, not as big as a disposable water bottle.
345998
Hello, the opening is maybe 1". The opening goes down maybe 2" into the inside of the ball. So it is not just an opening into the ball. Our dog and our daughters dogs have a lot of fun rolling it on the floor just waiting for the food/treats to come out. It does keep them occupied for awhile.
2102032
I want to say (by eyeballing it) it's got to be at least 6", it's not a huge bowl. If my cat drinks out of it his face is "in" the bowl if that makes sense. I hate to say it but in my world, I wonder if there is a "small" bowl and if so is it for a bunny? So if you have a toy/small dog this should work wonders, if you have a medium dog (corgie, Keeshond etc) not going to work that great. My Keeshond can empty the bowl in about 12 tongue lashings :) Hope this helped (It is an AMAZING bowl though, I originally got it because my youngest cat likes to tip bowls over and he cannot that one (slosh the water out yes) but not tip it :) Peace! I want to say (by eyeballing it) it's got to be at least 6", it's not a huge bowl. If my cat drinks out of it his face is "in" the bowl if that makes sense. I hate to say it but in my world, I wonder if there is a "small" bowl and if so is it for a bunny? So if you have a toy/small dog this should work wonders, if you have a medium dog (corgie, Keeshond etc) not going to work that great. My Keeshond can empty the bowl in about 12 tongue lashings :) Hope this helped (It is an AMAZING bowl though, I originally got it because my youngest cat likes to tip bowls over and... » Read More I want to say (by eyeballing it) it's got to be at least 6", it's not a huge bowl. If my cat drinks out of it his face is "in" the bowl if that makes sense. I hate to say it but in my world, I wonder if there is a "small" bowl and if so is it for a bunny? So if you have a toy/small dog this should work wonders, if you have a medium dog (corgie, Keeshond etc) not going to work that great. My Keeshond can empty the bowl in about 12 tongue lashings :) Hope this helped (It is an AMAZING bowl though, I originally got it because my youngest cat likes to tip bowls over and he cannot that one (slosh the water out yes) but not tip it :) Peace! « Show Less
233667
Ours is 9 1/2" across and 2 3/4" high (outside dimensions) and it the sides are about 1/4" thick. It is a nice bowl, nothing fancy but it looks good and keeps the critters from getting thirsty!