Ever notice your dog turning the water bowl area into a puddle zone? To stop it happening, no splash dog water bowls seem like the obvious solution. It’s not always the case though… For some dogs, it’s simply play. Splashing around can be a sensory game, especially in young or high-energy dogs. In other cases,…
Sick of cleaning up half-chewed kibble or mopping up puddles from a knocked-over bowl? I get how you feel. I felt the same way and understood the appeal for why elevated dog bowls could be a quick fix — it had to be a better way to feed the dogs without half of it ending…
Ever stopped mid-pour and wondered, “Should you leave water out for your dog all day?” Been there. Right after a long scrubbing session to get rid of algae from the corner of a stainless steel bowl. Following that episode, I delved deeper into the issue and discovered that many dog owners are unsure whether unfettered…
The size of a dog is subjective. We have two Staffies — 24 kg and 26 kg — both lean and fit, according to our vet (we checked for their weight recently when sorting out their worming tablets). To us, they’re medium-sized dogs. But friends often say they look massive. So when people ask about…
No matter what bowl’s in the dog crate, some dogs can be downright dramatic. Some paw at the water like it’s a puzzle to solve, others splash around or even avoid the bowl entirely. It might sound like just a quirky habit, but these dog bowl behaviours can actually reveal what your dog really thinks…
We all want the best for our dogs, but when it comes to something as simple as their water bowl, it’s easy to overlook just how important a clean dog water bowl is and that it’s the right kind. You might think, “It looks fine, so why bother?” — but beneath the surface, your dog’s…
Sick of walking into puddles?If your dog digs in the water bowl, it’s not purely to annoy you. It can be to get your attention, but often, it’s just a habit they need to be trained out of. Here’s why it happens, and what you can do to fix it. When your dog digs in…
A dog not drinking water isn’t always a crisis, but it’s always worth paying attention to. Sometimes it’s just fussiness. Other times, it’s a sign something’s off, like sore teeth, stress, or even the wrong type of bowl. Whether it’s come on suddenly or crept up over a few days, you’re right to be concerned….
Whether your dog sloshes water across the kitchen floor, barely drinks enough to stay hydrated, or turns every bowl into a splash zone… having the right water bowls for dogs makes a bigger difference than you’d think. Here’s a roundup of the ones that actually solve the most common problems. Full Transparency. This page contains…