Ethical Pet Footed Dish - Premium Dog Pet Dish for Optimal Feeding Experience Review

bowl on one leg is a great idea. I used the salsa plate for my pets so that wasn't a problem. Just be careful pets don't push and break it if you have a granite floor.

I like this bowl I have a big one for water and a small one for food. They're well made, they're heavy, so they're not easy to move. I like that they are deep rather than very wide as I have a Cocker Spaniel and this keeps their ears in the water. and they are cute!

perfect. I wanted a slightly raised plate so one of my dogs could eat separately from the others. This works much better than the metal ones because they are heavier and don't move while eating. It's very pretty and very girly. It's a good size too. Can order more!

I bought this product because it looked very cute with the design and legs. It's really beautiful and functional. It is very durable and perfect for a Pug or even a Scottish Shepherd. My Shetland won't even eat out of her own bowl since we got one for the pug :). I definitely recommend this product.

We bought 5 inch cat bowls and are very pleased with them. They didn't sell them anymore so we thought they were the same except they had a bone instead of a fish. In fact, they are deeper than cat harnesses. They're still solidly built, slightly raised, and ceramic, which is what we liked about cat bowls and is better for pets, so we kept them. However, their deeper design means they aren't as great for cats, as their shape can encourage whiskers.

Style: 4 stars Durability: 2 stars Love these bowls. They were exactly what I was looking for. I got one green and one blue for my two dogs. They were stylish enough but unfortunately our blue one broke a few days after receiving it. My dog hit it lightly with his back paw and he fell and broke in two. She didn't even drink much. Spring. They are so cute and the price is right I will be replacing them. I have moved their bowls to a less frequented area. I hope this will save them from repeat…

Dog: 9 years old, mixed breed, 10 kg, medium sized muzzle (not bracheocephalic like Pug, Shih Tzu etc.), gourmet. For 9 years life. I've used many different types of bowls for my dog: stainless steel, fake stainless steel, melamine, plastic, stoneware, ceramic, glass - pretty much anything available but still pretty decent quality. This plate is definitely her favorite. She loves that there are no edges or creases in the bottom of this bowl. It's deep enough on the edges to keep the food from…