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Non-Slip Stainless Steel Dog Bowl — Stays Put, Stays Clean, Built to Last
Heavy-gauge steel with rubber non-slip base. Non-porous, dishwasher-safe, bacteria-resistant. Built to outlast plastic.
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Why pet parents love it
Rubber non-slip base — the bowl stays exactly where you put it, even with large enthusiastic eaters
Non-porous stainless steel — bacteria cannot penetrate the surface the way they do with scratched plastic
Dishwasher safe — sterilise on the top rack in minutes, no scrubbing required
Heavy-gauge construction — won't bend, dent, or rust, even after years of daily use
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Description
This heavy-gauge stainless steel dog bowl stays put on any floor surface thanks to its rubber non-slip base — no more chasing the bowl across the kitchen during mealtimes. Stainless steel is the most hygienic material for pet bowls: non-porous, odour-free, and easy to sterilise.
Key Features
- Heavy-gauge stainless steel — won't dent, rust, or absorb odours
- Rubber non-slip base ring — stays in place even during energetic eating
- Non-porous surface — bacteria cannot penetrate, safer than plastic bowls
- Dishwasher safe — top rack sterilisation in minutes
- Multiple capacities — 1L, 1.5L, 2L for small to XL dogs
How to Use
Step 1: Place the bowl on any flat floor surface — the rubber base grips tile, wood, and stone.
Step 2: Fill with food or water.
Step 3: Wash daily — dishwasher top rack or hot soapy water.
Step 4: Inspect the rubber base annually — replace the bowl if the rubber degrades.
Step 2: Fill with food or water.
Step 3: Wash daily — dishwasher top rack or hot soapy water.
Step 4: Inspect the rubber base annually — replace the bowl if the rubber degrades.
FAQ
Why is stainless steel better than plastic?
Plastic bowls develop micro-scratches over time that harbour bacteria. Steel is non-porous and stays hygienic indefinitely.
Will heavy dogs tip this over?
The rubber base creates significant grip. For very powerful dogs that knock bowls, consider a bowl holder stand.
What size should I choose?
1L for dogs under 10kg, 1.5L for 10–25kg dogs, 2L for dogs over 25kg.
Plastic bowls develop micro-scratches over time that harbour bacteria. Steel is non-porous and stays hygienic indefinitely.
Will heavy dogs tip this over?
The rubber base creates significant grip. For very powerful dogs that knock bowls, consider a bowl holder stand.
What size should I choose?
1L for dogs under 10kg, 1.5L for 10–25kg dogs, 2L for dogs over 25kg.
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