Size of bowls??

[Marhcarter]

I started with stainless bowls but ended up with these ceramic bowls in a stand. Huey is 7.5 lbs, so not super small nor super big, and they are just perfect. These are not the exact bowls I have, mine are much cuter, but they are this shape and the stand is the same. (Im at work and can't take a pic) Top Paw Dog Feeder with Ceramic Dog Bowls - Elevated - Bowls & Feeding Accessories - PetSmart

[Teresiana]

Originally Posted by Marhcarter

I started with stainless bowls but ended up with these ceramic bowls in a stand. Huey is 7.5 lbs, so not super small nor super big, and they are just perfect. These are not the exact bowls I have, mine are much cuter, but they are this shape and the stand is the same. (Im at work and can't take a pic) Top Paw Dog Feeder with Ceramic Dog Bowls - Elevated - Bowls & Feeding Accessories - PetSmart

I use something similar for my new puppy. My other pups eat from saucers & shallow dishes, but she can make a real mess when she steps in the food bowl Luckily, she isn't picky about what she eats out of & that elevated feeder is perfect for her. She's tiny, 2.5 lbs, and she can handle the elevation just fine.

[gracielove]

Glass and ceramic has worked well for us. The metal and plastic type bowls tend to stain and collect the scent of things. Glass and ceramic wash much better and as long as you don't break them they stay in good condition much longer, too.

Gracie has always preferred flat dishes for her food. I just used a small plate when she was a puppy. Had to hand feed her for quite a while since she was one of those anorexic types when she was a baby.

[bettes mummy]

I use a small non slip cat bowl for the new pup and a small dog one for our 7 month old. The pup happily goes between both no problem.