Dogs can be very messy eaters, spilling food all around the floor and even on the walls, so make sure there’s nothing near your dog’s eating area that can be damaged. We recommend putting his food bowl near his water bowl , which should always be there, cleaned often and filled with fresh water. Do … Read more
When the fats and oils of kibble make contact with the walls of a pet food container , they begin to oxidize In other words, over time, the residual fats and oils that have settled along the inside of the storage container start to grow rancid and develop invisible molds that can wreak havoc on … Read more
Shallow Stainless Steel Bowl A shallow bowl is a great option for puppies when you first bring them home. Lower sides will prevent them from pressing their neck against the edges and makes for a more comfortable mealtime. This bowl also works well for small adult dogs . Should puppies eat from raised bowls? Raised … Read more
Having your dog’s bowl higher off the ground puts less strain on your dog’s neck. So if your dog is older or struggles with joint or bone issues, elevated bowls are a great way to make them comfortable when they eat If you have a large or giant breed dog , elevated bowls aren’t going … Read more
Shallow Stainless Steel Bowl A shallow bowl is a great option for puppies when you first bring them home. Lower sides will prevent them from pressing their neck against the edges and makes for a more comfortable mealtime. This bowl also works well for small adult dogs . Should puppies eat from raised bowls? Raised … Read more
Do vets recommend elevated dog bowls? In most cases, dogs or cats do not need an elevated bowl – and elevated bowls do not (as some suggest) reduce the risk of bloat, a life-threatening emergency in dogs that can cause gastric torsion. Are anti gulp bowls good for dogs? The Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Dog … Read more
For larger dogs, raised dog bowls make the process of drinking water easier as the water flows easier down their esophagus It also puts less strain on their neck, and if they’re old or suffer from any physical conditions, it can reduce the pressure on joints and bones. How tall should an elevated dog bowl … Read more
Maybe you’ve even heard some of the benefits of raised feeders. They can be great for older dogs, because there’s less strain on the neck, hips, shoulders and joints They can keep the feeding area cleaner by preventing your dog from spilling or pushing their bowl around the floor. Do vets recommend elevated dog bowls? … Read more
Raised feeders provide ease of access to food and water which can help facilitate movement of food when traveling from the mouth to the stomach Consuming food from elevated dog bowls places less strain on the dog’s neck, hips, shoulders and joints, which promotes better posture. Do dogs need slanted bowls ? A slanted bowl … Read more