Mlife Stainless Steel Dog Bowl with Rubber Base for Small/Medium/Large Dogs, Pets Feeder Bowl and Water Bowl Perfect Choice (Set of 2)

It is recommended that you handwash your kitchen knives before and after using them. Put a cloth on it and let it dry. It just so happened today I used a paper towel instead of the paper towel to dry this bowl. How did it go? We have used similar stainless steel bowls before with I've never seen anything like this before. What are the chances of this even causing harm to my puppy if consumed with food or water? The amount of oxidized black metal he consumed can only be imagined. I hate it!.

Lucy Gamble

| Mar 29, 2021

This bowl was intended to be used as a water dish for my dogs, and the description confirms that it is dishwasher safe, so before I used them, I put them through the dishwasher. It was found that the bowls were riddled with rust therefore, they were never used. This is not a purchase I would recommend.

Oakleigh Ayers

| Dec 16, 2020

There were only two food bowls and they were too small for my 6 1/2 lb. dog. An animal When I leave food and water, I always leave more than she needs just in case I am unexpectedly delayed bringing her The bowls were so thin that I thought I only got one, but upon examination I was dismayed to find I had actually ordered two. As the purchaser, I apologize for ordering the wrong size. It would have been about the same as the thickness of 1 decent bowl if they were put together. I was sent on a seek and find mission by the seller based on my position as a buyer. I did not receive any paperwork with There was no way to identify the seller. There is no way for me to find out how much I paid and there is no way for me to find out the return It took me some time to find it on my own. It wasn't an inconvenient or time-consuming task but I would have liked to have access to the information on the spot. The only way I can return these cheaply is if I can resell them at a reasonable price, otherwise I will donate them to a.

Jolene Singh

| Feb 13, 2021

Despite the fact that I purchased the bowls for feeding two 14 pound pug puppies, which are nice and have sufficient capacity, the actual purpose for my purchase was for nonskid feeding bowls. The slick surfaces do not tip over while in use, but they do slide or hop. It might be necessary to make the bowl itself, or even the rubber bottom, heavier to keep it I wouldn't suggest purchasing this for animals larger than 14 pounds, would only recommend purchasing for animals less than that size.

Denisse Riddle

| Sep 24, 2020

In her mind, eating now is more important than fussing over it later. Furthermore, the shape of the bowls on the inside allows food to stay in the middle of the bowl instead of being spread out all over the bowl as was the case with a flat bottom dog bowl.

Oaklynn Hendrix

| Nov 30, 2020

In the past, I have made a lot of There is no way I could choose between them, but the good, old stainless bowl definitely takes the prize. There is no match for this bowl in the stainless steel department. I sense a better sense of solidity Steel is thicker and its construction is more robust. A rubber/plastic ring is the weak point of the steel dog bowl. All other parts of the steel bowl wear out except this one. There have been many times over the years when I have had to throw away perfectly good bowls because the ring broke (this takes at least There may be more life left in this bowl thanks to its thicker ring. Furthermore, the price of this bowl is extremely cheap!.

Jordan COATES

| Mar 16, 2021

It is my personal recommendation that you do not purchase these stainless steel dog bowls from Mlife if you have a small dog. The pros are that the bowls have flat bottoms, and they will not tip over while your pet is eating. Also, a rubber base makes it appear as if it's slower and less noisy. Two bowls are included in the set, and they are dishwasher safe Ensure your safety. The cons include the flat bottom design, but the inside of the bowl is rounded, making food spill when your pet licks upward. I also didn't like the rubber base, as I found the bowls to slide across surfaces (I even placed them on a mat without success). To clear up any confusion, here is a picture of Babu. He is a 20 lb pug dog. In pug dogs, a squished-looking ear protrudes from their nose. Their entire head usually goes into the bowl while they eat, so they actually put their whole head in it. Babu ate from the bowl, which curvature made it easy for food to spill out over the There was still too much food on the floor, so even though the bowl was not overturned it didn't matter! Using more steep side edges and less curly bowls can improve the quality of the game. As well, the bowls shouldn't be advertised as "reducing skidding" since by the time Babu was finished eating, he was on the other side of the room! You should also get small pets bowls that will sit in some kind of slightly elevated stand (fully customized to fit their needs).

Clayton Byrd

| Jul 07, 2020

Buying these bowls for my dog and Coton De Tulear was the best gift. I hasten to suggest that they use something shallower than the bowls they've been using. Despite its thinness, the steel is extremely flimsy. It should be noted that the rings at the base of the bowl are NOT silicone. Rubber doesn't even come close to describing what they are. Not only are they cheap, but they also require no maintenance Plastic that has been stretched. I have noticed that they do not keep the bowls in place when my dogs eat. There is a lot of sliding of the bowls It's suitable for floor tiles, carpet, and hardwood. It is safe to put the bowls in the dishwasher. It is not true that the rings are plastic. There is no stretch with these It is a challenge to get them off and on (without breaking them). Despite the low price, the product was good. As soon as I replace these, I plan to buy something I can see and feel personally, instead of some cheap crap with Making sure the product descriptions are accurate is something Amazon should do much better than it does. It is a product of.

Jennifer Barrett

| Mar 19, 2021