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Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls

Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls

4.9(81 ratings)

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$13.99at Max and NeoChecked Nov 9

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  • Last seen at $13.99 at Max and Neo on Nov 9.

Our take on the Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls

These are thick-walled stainless steel dog bowls with a full rubber base, built to stay put when a dog eats. The steel is heavier than typical bowls, and the rubber covers the whole bottom rather than a thin outer ring, so dogs have a harder time flipping or sliding them. They come in three sizes from 32 oz to 80 oz, with a rolled lip and a mirror-polished interior. Owners rate them highly for stability and easy cleaning; the trade-off is that the heavier steel makes them bulkier and less portable than light plastic or thin steel bowls.

Best forDogs that push or flip their bowlsOwners who want a bowl that stays put on hard floorsHomes that prefer stainless steel over plastic
Pros
  • Full rubber bottom grips the floor better than a rubber ring
  • Thick, heavy steel resists tipping and sliding
  • Rolled lip is smooth on a dog's mouth
  • Mirror-polished interior cleans easily
  • Independently tested and found free of heavy metals
Cons
  • Heavier than thin steel or plastic bowls, so less portable
  • 204-grade steel is not the more corrosion-resistant 304 grade
  • No stated dishwasher-safe rating
  • Only three sizes, with no slow-feed or elevated options

Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls prices at every store

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    $13.99Checked Nov 9
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What reviewers say

  • 4.9 / 581 ratings

Owners rate these bowls very highly, and the common thread is that dogs can no longer drag or flip them. The weight and full rubber base are the features buyers mention most.

What people mention
  • StabilityPraisedOwners say the full rubber bottom and heavy steel keep bowls from sliding or flipping.
  • BuildPraisedBuyers describe the steel as thick and sturdy compared with thinner bowls.
  • CleaningPraisedThe polished interior is reported to rinse clean easily.
  • WeightMixedThe same weight that stops sliding also makes the bowls harder to lift and carry.

About the Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls

These dog bowls are made from thick stainless steel and are heavier than other bowls. Each bowl has a full rubber bottom rather than just a rubber ring around the edge.

The weight and the full rubber base make the bowls harder for dogs to flip or push across the floor. The bowls have a rolled lip and a mirror polished finish inside.

The stainless steel is 204 grade. It was independently tested and found free of heavy metals.

Material
204 grade stainless steel, with a rubber bottom
Small
32 oz, 6.5" diameter x 2" tall, 270 g
Medium
50 oz, 8" diameter x 2.5" tall, 410 g
Large
80 oz, 9.5" diameter x 2.8" tall, 505 g
Base
Full rubber non-skid bottom
Rim
Rolled lip
Finish
Mirror polished inside
Testing
Independently tested, free of heavy metals

Questions and answers

Will these bowls stop a dog from flipping them?
The full rubber bottom and heavier steel make flipping and sliding much harder than with standard bowls. A determined dog can still work at the edge, but most owners report the bowls stay put.
What is the difference between the three sizes?
Small holds 32 oz at 6.5 inches across, medium holds 50 oz at 8 inches, and large holds 80 oz at 9.5 inches. Pick by your dog's meal size and muzzle width.
Is 204 stainless steel safe for dog food?
The bowls are made from 204-grade stainless steel and were independently tested and found free of heavy metals. It is not the 304 grade used in some kitchenware, so rinse and dry promptly.
Can these bowls go in the dishwasher?
No dishwasher rating is stated. Hand washing with warm water and soap is the safe choice, especially to protect the rubber base.
Are they good for messy eaters?
The rolled lip and deep walls help contain splashing, and the rubber base keeps the bowl from being pushed across the floor. They are not slow-feed bowls, so fast eaters may still gulp.
Where is the Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls cheapest?
At Max and Neo, for $13.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Stainless Steel Heavy Non-Skid Dog Bowls?
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 81 ratings.

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