Now House for Pets by Jonathan Adler Mint Terrazzo Duo Bowl, Small | Dishwasher Safe, Easy to Clean Dog Bowl with Anti-Skid Lid | Dual Functionality Bowl for Dogs for Storage or Travel

I am obsessed with Terrazzo, so I jumped on all of the Jonathan Adler: Now House collection. All of the products are top-notch, the highest quality I've found anywhere, but I cannot say enough amazing things about these bowls. I bought two, one for food and one for water.First, the weight of each bowl is heavy enough that the silicone cover will actually do its nonslip job when I need it to. So many dog bowls for small pups are so lightweight that the silicone base doesn't hold it down at all. My 10-week old just schnoots (new word, use it) the bowls around and thinks they're toys.Second, the bowl height and size are perfect for my pup's small stature. He's < 3lbs (of sheer muscle and terror, of course) and most dog bowls are too high for him to reach into the bowl -- seems to irritate his neck when he tries. I've been a dog mom to two other small mutts and believe the size of these bowls are suitable into adulthood and beyond.Finally, can we just take a moment to admire that the silicone base is also the LID? GIRRRRRL (for emphasis, not gender assumption) let me tell you how annoying it is to repeatedly pour food out for the pup, only to put it back in its original storage container to keep freshness. This not only means that I can keep the food fresh in the bowl once it's poured, but I can also keep the bowl on the floor without worrying if my senior dog will eat it.Probably the last dog bowls I'll ever need to buy AND they're beautiful! They fit in with all of my kitchen Terrazzo accents and decor and I just couldn't be more thrilled at the quality and functionality. Probably my best amazon purchase in a long time.

Got these for my dogs who needed a bigger bowl than their puppy bowls. Wanted something "heavy duty" that they couldn't push all over the floor and dump their food out of lime their previous metal bowls. Also wanted something cute because things that are cute are always better. These are adorable and work exactly like I hoped they would. No more dog food all over my floor or dogs chasing their bowls while they eat. I was a little worried about breakage with them being ceramic but I've had them for a couple months now and they seem relatively durable. I got the large bowls and they fit 3 cups like it says. You probably couldn't fit more without overflowing the bowls but I have to bigger dogs and they don't need more than 3 cups per feed so I do t imagine that being. Problem unless your dog is a great dane

This bowl is such a perfect addition to my supplies. The silicone bottom was a great touch, and the pattern is great, but the fact that the silicone bottom can be removed as a cover is essential for my routine. I pre make my dogs’ breakfast in the evenings and put them in the fridge overnight, and I was worried the silicone wouldn’t be secure enough as a cover. I was so pleased to see that it’s actually AIR TIGHT and super easy to get on and off.TLDR; It is convenient, easy to clean, and the silicone foot makes a great cover for overnight food prep.

I wanted bowls to put in my dog's crate, but she has a history of getting upset and tipping over her water bowl. These bowls have done the trick. They are heavy, the rubbery bottom provides better grip so they're less likely to get pushed around, and as a bonus they're beautiful!Capacity is three cups...my dog gets about a cup and a half of food per serving so this is fine for her. If you're looking for a high-capacity water bowl for all-day crating this might not be the one for you.

These are the perfect size for our small dog. The design is cute and the rubber on the bottom is great because it makes them more durable. They’ve held up to being tipped and played with by the baby and are easy to clean.

These bowls are nice and sturdy, cute design

I tend to foster very small young puppies (typically 7 week old pups around 4-9lbs). This is perfect for them. It’s great for keeping the bowl in place so they aren’t moving their food around on the tile floor as the pups inhale their food.Once I foster fail, the pup will outgrow the bowl relatively quickly. But for now, it’s great for the small pups that eat less than 1/2 a cup of feed each feeding.I’ve never used the bottom as a lid since I don’t keep wet food in there if they don’t eat it. But it works well for the bottom. I do let all of it fully dry before putting them back together so there’s no mold.

It was really small for my 50 lb dog. But it's okay, my cat enjoys it instead lol.