
Precious Tails Watermelon Shaped Stoneware Elevated Pet Bowl
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- Last seen at $24.14 at Chewy on Nov 11.
Our take on the Precious Tails Watermelon Shaped Stoneware Elevated Pet Bowl
A single-piece stoneware bowl shaped like a watermelon slice, made by Precious Tails for dogs. The thick ceramic body gives it weight, so it stays put better than thin plastic or stainless bowls that slide and tip. The raised, elevated profile puts food a little higher off the floor, which helps larger dogs and older dogs with stiff necks. It is a look-first bowl: cute on the floor, but heavy, hand-wash only, and not built for rough chewers or outdoor use.
- Heavy stoneware resists sliding and tipping
- Elevated height suits bigger and older dogs
- Watermelon shape and red glaze stand out from plain steel bowls
- Glazed ceramic is easy to wipe and does not hold odors like plastic
- Wide opening suits dry kibble and water
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Precious Tails Watermelon Shaped Stoneware Elevated Pet Bowl price history
Lowest price we've seen: $24.14 on Nov 9 at Chewy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Specifications
- Color
- RedSource
Questions and answers
- Is this bowl good for a large dog?
- The raised height helps larger dogs and seniors reach food without crouching. Check the bowl's capacity first, since a very large dog may empty it fast.
- Can it go in the dishwasher?
- No. The stoneware is hand wash only. Wash with warm water and mild soap, and do not soak it for long periods.
- Will it slide around on tile or wood floors?
- The ceramic body is heavy, so it stays put better than plastic or thin steel bowls. A determined dog can still push it, and it can chip if it hits a hard floor.
- Is it safe for a puppy or a chewer?
- It is fine for calm eaters. Skip it for dogs that chew or paw at bowls, since ceramic can chip or break.
- Does it come with a stand or a second bowl?
- No. It is a single elevated bowl. If you want food and water together, you need a second one.
- Can I use it outdoors?
- It works on a patio, but it is heavy to carry and can break on concrete. It is best kept indoors.