SPOT Standard Crock Dish for Small Animals - Food/Water Bowl for Small Pets, Round Ceramic Bowl with High Walls, Ideal for Birds, Small Cats, Dishwasher Safe - 4 inch, 1 Cup (8oz)

I don't usually wright reviews. But I am impressed with these bowls. They are the perfect size and the straight sides make it easy for my dog to get the food out down to the last morsal. They are a solid weight so they don't get pushed all around the kitchen floor by my dog or my robot vacuum! All in all, they are great food and water bowls.

I don't like the flimsy and tinny metal or plastic options for pet bowels found at stores, and I refuse to pay the ridiculous prices for ceramic bowls in big-box pet stores, either. This bowl is made well, comes in a few different sizes, and is less than what I would be paying in a store. It has held up well and is easy to keep clean. It is weighty and solid and doesn't slide around like lighter and lesser-quality bowls.

Perfect size for my 90lb lab! He sometimes nudges the bowl or tries to pick it up with his mouth when it’s empty and they haven’t broken or cracked. Easy to clean and a great value.

Large ceramic bowl that works great for my red tail boa. The inside surface is painted and makes for an easy-to-clean bowl. Surprisingly heavy, would be very difficult to tip over by an animal.

I was hoping for a heavy, thick-walled, durable ceramic bowl that wouldn't be easily pushed around. This turned out to be lighter and much thinner than I was hoping. It's nicely made, though.

This is a good water bowl for my dog. It cleans up well, is dishwasher safe. It's quite small though. Works for a small dog, would be too small for a big dog.

We have two large Goldens who will slide ordinary stainless steel bowls all over the kitchen during meal times trying to get every last bit of food from out of the corners. So I was looking for a sturdy, heavy-weighted bowl that was large enough to hold a reasonable amount of raw food for a large dog. The standard large SS bowls typically hold 2-1/2 qts by volume (that would be filled to the rim, which nobody actually does for obvious reasons). The info I was looking for was weight and inside dimensions for comparisons as well as volume. This info is not clear for this bowl so I'd like to give a straight forward answer to anybody who needs this info... the largest size measures 9" inside diameter (the advertised outside diameter is 9.5" but really no one cares about outside dimensions, am I right? After all you're surely not going to purchase this stoneware bowl to fit inside of a raised feeder, there's no lip on the thing), and the inside height measurement is 2". How does this compare to a typical large SS bowl? Most usually measure 8" inside diameter and 2-1/2" inside height. Now for what's really important it holds a standard volume of 2-1/2 qts filled to the rim. Exactly equivalent to a large SS bowl. The optical illusion is that it doesn't hold as much is because it is wider and lower than the SS bowl plus the bottom is slightly raised and concave. Fear not however as I've used a measuring cup to exactly determine the volume so if a SS bowl has enough volume for you, so will this large bowl. As for the weight... as you would expect it is heavy... like 3-lbs 5 ounces as compare to a cheap large SS bowl which usually weighs around 5 ounces with a better thicker heavy gauge steel one maybe reaching twice that weight. Our dogs no longer move the bowls at meal times regardless of how tasty the stuff in the corners are. And speaking of corners these bowls have very high steep angles with a small radius, oh I would have preferred a swallow radius however you can't always get everything you want. Still the dogs do not have a problem getting their tongues into those corners and in fact it is made much easier for them since the bowl does not slide away. Durable and easy to clean. Now for the down sides... very HEAVY, will shatter if dropped (one bowl arrived broken in the box and so had to be replaced) and remember its stoneware so the edge on the bottom will likely scratch countertops and flooring if slid around without a mat of some sort below. Bottom line is, for us, these were what we were looking for... big, wide and heavy.

The only bowl to use that will not tip over - I have one in my aviary and use as a bird bath, and have a smaller one with my chickens for their treats - works great, stays upright and cleans well.

Good size dish for bunnies.

So we had the typical metal bowls, but one of our dogs really likes bowls. He kept stealing them to run around with. Not only is it super loud to have a metal bowl clanking, but he’s dump the water everywhere!We got this one to try, and haven’t had a single stolen water bowl instance since! It was sliding a bit on the hard floor, so we got some of that cupboard grippy stuff, cut slightly larger and placed the bowl on top. Works great, looks great, super easy to clean and super sturdy. Nice weight to it as well.

Lo compre para mi coneja, hasta ahora no ha volcado los platos asi que ya no es necesario limpiar cada vez que le sirvo agua, con el tiempo el plato se ensucia pero con una esponja es facil de limpiar, el único inconveniente es que compre 2 pero cada uno se envio diferente, uno llegó antes que el otro y con diferente paquetería lmao

The product seemed lovely, however arrived in a million pieces inside the box. It was not marked fragile and was inadequately packaged and protected.

The bowl is good for fast eating dogs as the bowl is wide and spread and it takes a bit longer for them to eat . Is easy to wash and is a nice color too. Because it is ceramic be careful when washing it.