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Dog bowls & food racks

Dog bowls for your dog - healthy and ergonomic feeding

If your new dog moves in with you, in addition to a dog sleeping place, collar and leash, he will also need feeding bowls. They come in different shapes, materials, sizes and colors. So finding the right food bowl can be a bit of a challenge.

At SABRO, we focus on the important things when it comes to food bowls for dogs. Because your four-legged friend should feel comfortable eating and have a healthy attitude. Here you can find out what really matters in a good dog bowl and which variants you can find in our online store. If you have any questions, just contact us.

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What makes a good dog bowl

Before you decide on a particular dog food bowl, there are a few things to consider. A food bowl should always fit the animal, so it should have the appropriate size and shape. In addition, it must be easy to clean and hygienic. So it can be cleaned well and no germs can form that harm your dog. Therefore, pay special attention to the material from which the bowl is made.

Take note of these characteristics for dog bowls:

  • Size of the dog
  • Eating behavior
  • Material and size of the bowl
  • Place of feeding (at home or on the way)

Material and size of the feeding bowl are crucial

The material plays an important role in an ergonomic dog bowl. Because not every one can be used without hesitation. Thus, bowls made of plastic can contain questionable additives, such as plasticizers. Melamine, which is more stable and break-resistant than plastic, can also release formaldehyde when heated in the microwave.

Ceramic is suitable as a food bowl if it is intended for food. However, it breaks more easily. Stainless steel is ideal for dog bowls. The break-resistant material convinces with durability. In addition, it contains no toxins and is absolutely hygienic.

For the size, simply calculate the approximate volume of the usual amount of food for a dog meal. Roughly, you can say that the appropriate bowl should hold four times the volume. Another criterion is the dog breed or dog size. A small Yorkshire Terrier will not be able to eat from a large dog bowl for Great Danes in a relaxed manner.

Consider the needs of your dog

As much as you want your dog to eat from a stainless steel bowl, sometimes the animal decides against it and prefers a ceramic or plastic bowl. Always pay attention to your pet's individual needs so that he eats in complete peace.

For a basset or cocker spaniel, for example, a bowl with a high rim makes sense so that the long floppy ears don't get caught in the food.

If you decide on a feeding station, consisting of food and water bowl, no food remains may fall accidentally into the water. This is then contaminated.

If your dog tends to get fat, you can use a smaller dog bowl. It will help you not to feed more than necessary and the portions will still look bigger.

Don't leave food for your dog if he doesn't eat it right away. The food can spoil, and besides, dogs should not have a full bowl at their disposal permanently, as you can train yourself to be a fussy eater.

It is important that both the food and water bowls are cleaned daily and also rinsed with boiling water. The drinking water must also be changed daily.

SABRO dog bowls for your pet

In our assortment you will find high-quality dog bowls and food stands in various sizes.

Stainless steel dog bowl

Our Dog bowl Lexi is made of Swedish stainless steel and looks like new even after years Practical, hygienic and robust it fits perfectly into everyday life. It is easy to clean in the dishwasher and remains absolutely rust-free.

To make sure you make the right choice for your dog, you can choose between five different sizes:

  • Volume: 0.3 to 4 liters
  • Diameter: approx. 13 cm to 23.5 cm
  • Height: approx. 3 cm to 13 cm

Food stands and wall holders

Wolves usually lie down while eating. Many of our dogs do not have this patience and polish off their meal standing up. Especially large dogs should not gobble their food upwards, but eat at chest height. This is where a food stand - either Single or Double - for the Lexi bowls comes in handy. All food stands are equipped with rubber stoppers on the feet so that they stand securely.

If you have a permanent feeding spot for your dog, you can attach the dog bowl with a wall mount.

Water bowl for on the go

If you are on the road a lot with your dog, it is best to have the Bil water bowl with you. The bowl has a concave lid, through which the water does not spill over. At the same time, the large drinking opening leaves enough space for drinking. Your faithful friend can quench his thirst at any time during the trip without missing anything.