I'm wondering what is the size of the bowls? How many quarts? If it's 2QT I don't think that is large enough for a large dog.
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Katharine, I have a Boxer/Lab (80+ lbs) & I fill his water 2 x's a day & his food only once. They're plenty big. HOWEVER, I wud recommend putting a coat of laquer on top because the water is destroying it
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Hello Katherine, it's Kate :) The bowls are about 6 cups each so 1 1/2 quarts each. But to be honest with you this product got waterlogged after about 6 months and it warped completely on top; I ended up repurposing it as a storage bench for outside. But I found an excellent replacement from Rubbermaid. Granted it is not as a aesthetically pleasing but it keeps the food fresh and the bowls are at least three quarts each. Which is perfect for my 2 dogs.
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It is small, and holds about 2 cups. We fill both bowls with water. That work well for our Australlian Terrier
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I've used the quart size for my Standard Poodle since he was 12 weeks old, and he loves them. Beware, however, that you will need to place them on a non-skid mat; otherwise, the bowls will slide.
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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.
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I can fit about 4-5 cups of dog food in the bowls. My two dogs share the water bowl
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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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These are the dimensions according to size. Please be aware that I received a black/green one NOT the blue/beige as pictured. Good luck and an ear scritch to your dog(s) !Dimensions: Medium: 9.66" x 18.18" x 8.05" with .75 quart stainless steel bowls Large: 13.00" x 24.00" x 11.10" with 1.5 qt stainless steel bowls Extra Large: 15.09" x 27.72" x 15.00" With 2.75 qt stainless steel bowls
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I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe... » Read More I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Big! Dog bowl size. Measures 12" side to side, and over 7" on the inside. It works too!
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The height is a least 1 foot off the ground and the bowl holds at least 4 dry cups of dog food. I have a large collie (80 lbs.) and it's perfect for her size.
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Barb,The bowls can hold 10 cups of dry dog food. The diameter of the bowl is 7" at the base and 9.5" at the top. I hope this helps.
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The bowl is approx 10" across. Big enough to hold food for my lab and water. Comes with two nice metal bowls
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The bowl holds about 1 quart. And it works to slow our gobbler down. She still attacks the food voraciously, but this bowl slows her down quite a bit, so it now takes her much longer to eat than it did with other bowls we have tried.
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The bowl itself is 8"....bowl was full - dog was asleep - I didn't want to take bowl out of stand. The stand is 13" high. Perfect for my Bull Terrier. She's a rather sloppy drinker - a small paper towel is good for wiping up her mess. She seems to like her eating facilities. I haven't heard a complaint from her.
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1.9 qt, 2.9 qt, 4.2 qt, 6 qt. Largest bowl is about 6.5 inches high and about 10 inches across. Hope this helps.
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I bought the 1 quart and it is no bigger than a cereal bowl...I expected bigger...I am not good with sizes, I guess.
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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.