Dog Bowls and Feeders

Feeding time is a precious opportunity to connect with your beloved canine companion. Discover the top-notch food and water bowls for your furry friend at Paw Fun's online pet store, where we offer an extensive array of high-quality dog bowls.

Just like humans, it is crucial to ensure that dogs don't hastily devour their meals. Using slow feeders can enhance your dog's dining experience and promote better digestion. Our innovative feeders necessitate your dog to exert effort in pushing the food out before she can enjoy her meal fully. This encourages healthy digestion and minimizes the chances of vomiting.

Trust our exceptional range of dog bowls and slow feeders to provide your furry friend with the best feeding experience possible.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Feeders and Bowls

How do I clean dog bowls and feeders? 

Cleaning a dog bowl or feeder is easy if you follow some simple steps. First, check the packaging for any specific cleaning instructions. Some bowls are dishwasher safe, while others may require hand washing. Similarly, automatic feeders may have dishwasher-safe components, but some parts might need to be wiped or washed manually. It's important to adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines to avoid any potential damage to the bowl or feeder. So go ahead and keep those bowls and feeders sparkling clean for your furry friend!

What dog bowls should I consider?

If you have a senior dog who struggles with bending over, elevated dog bowls can be a great choice. For free-feeding or larger dogs, opt for large-capacity bowls. If you'll be away from home frequently, consider a specialized dog feeder that schedules mealtimes. Alternatively, you can choose one with a large reservoir that automatically refills when empty. At Paw Fun, we offer a range of dog bowls and feeders tailored to meet different needs.

What's better, a dog bowl or a feeder?

If you're wondering whether to get a bowl or a feeder for your dog, the decision should depend on their eating habits and your personal schedule. Dog bowls are suitable for most feeding situations, but if you have specific feeding needs, a dog feeder might be more helpful. For instance, if your dog tends to eat too quickly, a dog slow feeder could be beneficial. Alternatively, if you prefer to feed your dog according to a set schedule, a timed feeder is an excellent option. Gravity feeders ensure that your dog always has access to a full bowl of food, while microchip feeders prevent pets from stealing each other's meals.