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Choosing a Bowl for a Puppy

Puppies tip bowls, stand in them and drink less than they should. The bowl you pick either fixes that or fights you daily. Weight, height and spill design matter more than looks.

Types to Choose From

Anti-spill bowls

Our stainless anti-spill bowl at around $45 has an inner lip that stops water sloshing over when a puppy hits it at speed.

Water fountains

Around $27. Moving water encourages drinking, which matters for puppies who are not taking in enough, and for cats sharing the house.

Large dispensers

The 2L spill proof dispenser at around $77 refills itself through the day. Worth it if you are out for long stretches.

Elevated bowls

Around $21. Raising the bowl reduces neck strain for taller breeds and slows a fast drinker slightly.

Slow feeder bowls

Around $26. For food rather than water, but the same principle: an obstacle in the bowl turns a ninety second meal into several minutes.

Hygiene

Wash daily. A film on the inside of a water bowl is bacteria, and stainless steel or ceramic is far easier to keep clean than plastic, which scratches and holds it. Two bowls in rotation means one is always dry.

Trusted by RPBA Breeders

Members switch litters onto shallow, heavy bowls at around four weeks, when puppies start drinking water alongside milk.