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What Does Your Yorkie Eat Out Of? I'm looking to buy Lilly some new bowls. I'd really like to have one of the eating stands where the bowls sit up off the floor in the little wire stands. I want to see what everyone else uses! Pictures are lovely. I'd really like something girly too so if anyone knows online where I could find some please let me know! I also don't like plastic or the stainless steel. Thanks! :) (I didn't know if I should post this here or in the Wanted area). |
This is exactally what Buddy eats from. It's a wood stand, blue, with two stainless steel bowls. I noticed the water side starting to seperate, the top from the base due to water dripping so I got a large rubber seal from the hardware store and cut it out exatally the size of the top and put it underneath the water bowl. It was almost $50.00 so I didn't want it to warp more. I think he is more comfortable eating at shoulder height and it's easier for him to swollow as well. |
I don't have a photo, but Harley's bowls are from Toys R Us. They are painted porcelain with a paw print in the middle. They are on a white stand. They might have them at Wal-Mart too, but I don't know. They're navy blue/white (since he's a boy), but I think they have a pink set too. |
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I've used it all (plastic, stainless steel, ceramic) and my favorite was the ceramic for the cleaning factor and the look but then Ellie's dishes started to smell really odd even after bleaching.:confused: They were made in China and I was a bit nervous about what could be doing that. So, we went to Pyrex glass. They are really cute and made in the USA! My only concern is that they may chip and I don't want her to get cut but the ceramic ones chip too. So far these are the ones I am most comfortable with. I might get a stand for them and just set them inside the dishes that come with the stand. The are also small and easily washable, so I have 4 of them and rotate. |
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Good grief I'm awful. This is the one I can get in either the dark brown or black or pretty much any other brown I'd want, haha: Etsy :: iflyua99 :: Raised Elevated Dog Cat Dish Bowl Small-Medium Stand Then here is the one that I think I could have custom painted hot pink: Etsy :: merlinsbarkproducts :: 4.5-Inch Tall 1-Pint Elevated Dog Bowl Feeder (Paint - Creamy White) How do I tell what size I need? Just measure up to Lilly's shoulder's or?! |
Ohhh I really like this too Etsy :: BellaVitaPet :: CHOW CHAIR Elevated Dog Bowl Bench Feeder Black Damask- SMALL "Constructed of solid wood, each bench is hand-painted in the design and color of your choice and comes with a custom wood cutout of your dog's name." What would that mean? Would her name be on it or what? |
my sister in law got charlie the stainless steel set with wire stand. It works great for charlie. |
We use this pet diner. It is really cute for the price and it matches my kitchen. Elevated Pet Diners | Dishes & Bowls | Feeders & Waterers | Dog - ThatPetPlace.com |
 Amazon.com: Castlemere Glamour 5.5-Inch Wire... theres a smaller version too of the pink and a cream color one |
http://image.orientaltrading.com/otcimg/77_14.jpg We bought 2 of those. Found em at Wal-Mart actually (despise the store, but loved the bowls!). only about $5/ea. They're like ceramic. Not plastic or steel. :) |
Bowls w/Stand Those exact bowls are at petsmart & comes with a short stand together in a box. My babies love to eat at that height, I think the little one feels like she's important!:thumbup: |
1 Attachment(s) Pao uses the Harry Barker Beveled Bowl in light blue (size:small). It was a gift and so far, I am very happy with it. On its website it says it is a double walled beveled bowls crafted of high-fired stoneware and is lead and cadmium free, dishwasher and microwave safe. It has good weight on it and is nicely made/built. Dog Bowl-Harry Barker, Inc. Here is a picture. |
My guys eat off of my Mikasa China. :D |
I have quite an array of diner dishes for my Yorkies from plastic to very nice fine china;) |
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