How deep are the bowls? I have pugs and buy bigger bowls since they need to put their whole face in the bowl to eat.
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They are deep enough, but not real wide. They work for my boxers, but are smaller than the last bowls we had. I think I will buy bigger ones next time.
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Hi - here are the dimensions. Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 2.4 x 6.8 inches; 2.4 ounces. The photo shows several bowls, when in fact it's only one bowl. It's a nice bowl but you may want to go up a size or two for your pups.
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I ordered the purple bowl and my dog ( 60 lb. stray) was a gobbler in two minutes flat with a cup of dry food. Now he takes his time and eats a bit and goes back for more. I am more than pleased with the bowl, I don't know about the other styles. Hope this is helpful.
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8-1/2 inches. Our springer and brittany do just fine. Not sure about the pugs. I have no comment on the pit bull.
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The small should be fine for your pug. I have a lg. Jack Russell (19)lbs. and two cats. They seem to drink more water.
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I wouldn't worry too much as they take a while to break down my pug had one for a good two wks and that's chewing daily. If you're worried about weight try antler chews they are rock hard and so good for them , but they'll take years to make a dent in !
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About the size of the palm of your hand. Maybe a bit bigger. I have a Puggle and it's one size too large for him, for everyday treats. Hope this helps!
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Hi JoshYes this is a good question. I have a much smaller dog "schnauzer" . She does a great job eating out of bowl, slowly but when she's starving there is very little movement chasing bowl. I give the bowl 5 stars!!
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It's approx 4 inches, maybe 5. It's not tall at all, also the glass bowls have a slight scoop in them, one side of the bowl is lower than the other side. I think your pooch should be just fine with these bowls.
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I'm not sure cuz my dog is 90 pounds and I just push it into the back of her throat and she swallows it easily. My friends pug chews them up and eats them but she will eat most anything! They say chewable on the bottle so they probably are sort of tasty.
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I would think a bowl about 16-20 ounces would be great for that size dog. I use the 20 ounce Snap'y Fit Water and Feed Bowl that can attach to a cage (just like the one in the photo) for both of my jack russel terrier and my dachshund/terrier mix, who range from 20 to 25 lbs, and also use one of the bowls for my cat who is <15 pounds, and I love these bowls. They are super easy to clean, and I bought them 2 years ago and the steel looks like new.
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The bowl is very sturdy, but my dogs (15 pounds each) aren't chewers, so I can't be too much help on that score. I got two types of this bowl, and it has helped to slow them down and they seem to like them. I've had the bowls since before Christmas, we use them every day and the bowls still look like they are brand new.
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Cats and dogs are more comfortable eating and drinking from a raised dish. Check out the large stoneware water bowls on Amazon - they hold 2.5 cups of water and are 6" wide and 2" deep. Good for one medium size dog or several cats or small dogs. In eggshell, gold and gray. Also see the raised stoneware dry food/water bowls. 5" wide, 1" deep and holds 1 cup water. In 7 colors. However you do it, please raise your pet's food dish. He/she will be happy you did!
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From the countertop on which it sat to the brim of the bowl, I measured 1 5/8." They are shallow but beautiful. I'm very happy with them. They work well with soup, salad, pasta meals. If I might suggest a deeper bowl that I just bought, try this link: http://www.crateandbarrel.com/mercer-8-low-bowl/s512389 I got them for $5.95 - now they're $4.76. They're unusual and a perfect size. Good luck.
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They're actually small, less than an inch. I have a bigger dog that I give it to her before I feed her twice a day and she swallows it without even chewing. No issue with size or taste from her!
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The bowl is 2 and a quarter inches high, and there is a bit of thickness on the bottom, so I'd say about 2" deep. They fit a very nice amount of soup...chili...cereal...your know, whatever you want to put in it. :)
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My pit has a snout a little longer than a pug and it took her a few minutes just to get a piece. If your willing to try it, though, I would go with the smaller size.
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We have two of these Store N Feed double bowls - one for our 4-1/2 month old golden and one for our four year old golden - we keep the water bowl filled next to the food dishes - remove the food dishes when they are finished and leave the water. These are adjustable so you can raise them up to whatever height your dog is. They work great - much better than just putting the bowls on the floor.