Our Pets Durapet Tilt-A-Bowl

These bowls are absolutely perfect for flat-faced pugs. Easy to clean, stylish, holds kibble, canned food, pureed pumpkin, kefir and salmon oil all at one meal time with no mess. The rubber bottom keeps it from scooting around too much as the dogs eat. Label says the bowls are dishwasher safe, but I haven't tried that yet, they hand wash very easily. Good for dogs/cats that don't like their whiskers to touch the bowl. I liked these so much as their every day meal bowls, I'm buying a second set for travel.

Just what I was looking for. My Frenchie always had trouble with regular-shaped bowls. He'd chase the food around the corners of the bowl and startle himself when the bowl would jump in its holder. It would take several trips to the bow for me to show him there was food left. With this bowl, he eats everything the first time! Check it out if you have a flat-faced breed that has trouble with regular deep bowls. The Medium size is great for his food servings (roughly a cup). Plenty of room for him to move the food around without it falling out, and plenty of space to use as a water bowl as well.

I didn’t realize how bad my pug needed this (or that there was such a thing as bowls for stub nosed dogs) until I heard this bowl recommended in the comments of a video of a pug making a mess eating. Looked it up, shopped around, and decided on this one based on price and lots of great reviews. It’s exactly as described, seems very sturdy, and really makes dinner go quicker and cleaner. My pug is starting to stop picking up her food and dropping it on the floor to eat off of. (You should’ve seen my baseboards by her food bowl before 😑) Wish I’d known about and purchased one sooner!!

I feed my dog rehydrated freeze dried and dehydrated foods. He had some difficulty getting it all out of his previous bowl. I decided to try "atilted bowl." I chose this because of its sleek design and it is stainless steel. It's great for wet or dry food and my dog easily cleans out the bowl now.It does tip a little if your dog really pushes against the back of it, but mostly it stays in place and the rubber bottom holds it in place. My dog is 30 lband I feed several times a day. Read the information on how much the bowl can hold. This one is the perfect size for my little guy.

I purchased 1 of these bowls in 2020 for $8.67. The bowl was 7" on top. I wanted to order another bowl so I went to my orders and clicked buy again. I purchased this bowl again [now $13.23 } thinking it was the same bowl I bought 2020. BUT when I received the bowl it is only 5" on top. This product is Smaller and more money.

INCONSISTENT SIZE: I ordered two bowls for my pugs. One bowl weighed 5 7/8 ounces (just under 6 ounces). The other weighs 7 ounces. There's more than an ounce difference in the two weights, which indicates inconsistent manufacturing methods.NON-SLIP FAIL: This bowl is larger but weighs the same as our existing non-slip bowls. this means that my dogs push them around MORE than the smaller bowl. I even tried putting the dishes on a non-slip tray. They still manage to push them off the tray and around the house.MESSY PUG FACE: The main reason that I chose this dish was for the shape. The sloped back wall was supposed to help with my pug's messy face. My female eats and drinks with her whole face. I have to keep a microfiber washcloth handy after meals to clean her face. This bowl did reduce, but not completely eliminate that problem.COMPARISON: I bought these bowls to replace the regular stainless steel non-slip bowls that my pugs chased all over the kitchen and dining room floor. Those dishes weigh 5 7/8 ounces and have held up well for years, but I switched to a softer food and the dogs LOVE it so much that they push their non-slip bowls all over. Our old bowls were named "Best Of Breed Pet Care Food Grade Stainless Steel Pet Food & Water Bowl with Non-Skid Silicone Bottom, Beautiful Modern Design, Dishwasher-Safe (Small)".BOTTOM LINE: This helped a little with my messy-faced pug, but the dish was too light for its size and this made the non-slip properties ineffective.PROS:* Sloped side helps with brachycephalic dog breeds* InexpensiveCONS:* Inconsistent quality stainless steel - the weight of 2 random dishes varied by nearly 20%* Light bowls for the size mean that enthusiastic eaters can easily move the dish. The rubber on the bottom is better than nothing at all, but far from non-slip

The quality of the bowl is solid. It's a fine product. I'm not knocking that at all. Although, not working as hoped for my Pug. If your dog is a hot mess like mine is, food is still likely to end up all over the place. Will keep looking for the perfect bowl. Again, the quality is just fine and it looks nice and feels solid.

Perfect for my french bulldog. He had stopped eating on his own from his serving bowl, I think because it was hard for him to eat and breath, so I got him this bowl. I can see how much of a difference it is for him and how much more comfortable he is with this. I got two, one for his water and one for his food. If you have a flat face fluffster, I highly recommend getting this bowl. Also, it has rubber on the bottom so it doesn't slip as he's eating. We actually have a riser, and this fit into it perfectly for added comfort for our Frenchie.