For a site were cat shirts rule, there sure is a lot of dog only bowls. Unless,of course, you have a really big cat that would eat what those bowls hold !

They are rather pretty. As if dogs could appreciate that. << oops cat typing.

Wow! I want the big lion one in the main picture.

Is the 'Unleashed Life Halstead Carved Glass Pet Bowl' lead free?

mschauber wrote:Is the 'Unleashed Life Halstead Carved Glass Pet Bowl' lead free?

I'd doubt there is lead, most lead from drinking glasses is from the logo paint, unless it is a crystal glass. That's a great point, however. I got the Lion head one.

Do you think it will be ok for my two 3 pound Maltese pups?
As a swimming pool?

Does your puppy really need a pimp cup? I think not!

Can someone verify the size of the dejardin bowl with the lions heads? The pictures make this appear to be large but the specs say it is less than 10 inches high and 10 inches wide.

majorshopper wrote:Can someone verify the size of the dejardin bowl with the lions heads? The pictures make this appear to be large but the specs say it is less than 10 inches high and 10 inches wide.

Yeah. The pic with the dog that's on the main page is not the one that Woot! is selling. You can see that its bigger and deeper. I looked around and it seems to be the "large" (which looks to be sold out everywhere), and Woot! is selling the "medium" (guessing).

ginbak wrote:Yeah. The pic with the dog that's on the main page is not the one that Woot! is selling. You can see that its bigger and deeper. I looked around and it seems to be the "large" (which looks to be sold out everywhere), and Woot! is selling the "medium" (guessing).

You think maybe they are referring to just the bowl part? Otherwise this would be tiny? Perhaps someone from woot staff can check.

majorshopper wrote:You think maybe they are referring to just the bowl part? Otherwise this would be tiny? Perhaps someone from woot staff can check.

I'm thinking its just that tiny. The bowl is spec'd at 16 oz, which would make it about 6 inches in diameter. Very small. My dog drinks that much in a gulp.

I recommend against getting a dog bowl that can break. Just think: you're getting the canned dog food ready on the counter dog jumps up, CRASH and then Fido tries to gobble the chow and gets a glass sliver in his esophagus. Vet bills.

Note that it is possible that elevated dog bowls can lead to bloat in large dogs. Better to play it safe and keep the bowls on the ground.

Also note that metal bowls are the least likely to harbor bacteria.

Glass bowl? LOL! Yeah nothing could go wrong there...

ginbak wrote:I'm thinking its just that tiny. The bowl is spec'd at 16 oz, which would make it about 6 inches in diameter. Very small. My dog drinks that much in a gulp.

3 cups dry food capacity is more than enough for almost any size dog if you are feeding a high quality food. My largest dog is 60 lbs, borderline between medium and large, and she eats 2 cups a day at most.

3 cups would hold like a week's worth of food for my chihuahua foster.

Also, listing shows diameter at over 9 inches.

kpatterson67 wrote:3 cups dry food capacity is more than enough for almost any size dog if you are feeding a high quality food. My largest dog is 60 lbs, borderline between medium and large, and she eats 2 cups a day at most.

3 cups would hold like a week's worth of food for my chihuahua foster.

Also, listing shows diameter at over 9 inches.

Yep. My 86lb dog gets 2 cups of kibble per day (split in two meals with a bit of canned as a motivator). But I have to put it in a bowl big enough for him to get his snout in. A 16 oz bowl is too small for him.

I would have liked the larger, elevated lion-head that they show in the main photo for a water bowl on the porch (maybe). This guy goes through the water... like water.