Dog Bowls

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Quencher$29.955.0/5.0Next time you chomp into a snack or gulp down some water while out and about, make sure your four-legged buddy can do the same. Make sure you have a Ruffwear Quencher on hand...+ quick view

Ruffwear Quencher Cinch Top$39.955.0/5.0Dinner is served and carried in the same cinch top bowl. It's mealtime and your fellow traveler is hungry now. You won't have the hassle of finding the bowl and appropriate bag of food with the large-size Quencher Cinch Top. Just loosen the drawstrings and bon appetit! If only your spaghetti dinner were this effortless...We've brought our trusty Quencher Cinch top bowl on many trips. Our labradoodle Pluto can easily carry it herself in her Approach Pack when we're off in the bush. When we stop for a picnic.. voila! She's the first one fed....+ quick view

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Slow Feeder$27.995.0/5.0Your mate sits patiently. You put some food lovingly in your dog's bowl. You place the bowl gently on the floor. You give your dog the cue to come and get it. WHOOOOOOOSH! Your dog is there in an instant flat. GOBBLE, goBBLE, GObble, gobble, goBBle, swallowing chunks almost too large to swallow, gobble GobBle, FINISHED!Did your dog even taste that food on the way down? Who knows? But it's all over red rover. It's nice to see your dog eat with gusto but there are a number of reasons breakneck speed isn't the best idea.Eating like a vacuum cleaner can lead to digestive issues.First of all your mate could choke. This is always a danger with food gulping.Dogs will also inadvertently swallow air as well as food and this can cause your dog to vomit or gegurgitate. Excess air accumulates in the stomach and when the food and air expand there this can cause massive discomfort.Eating quickly can actually cause bloatWhat dog owner has not been scared by the possiblity of bloat? This is that crazy condition where a dog's stomach fills with gas or food or fluid and gets distorted to a point of twisting or turning in the body and causing blood to get trapped in the stomach. It comes on quickly, is often not picked up on until it's too late. And it can definitely be fatal. Seriously, if your dog ever has a swollen stomach get to the vet immediately. Bloat is not fully understood but eating quickly has been indicated as a definite trigger.Wolfing down meals stops your dog from feeling full when eating.I could pretend that I've never wolfed down a meal but I do often feel like I'm part canine in any case. I bet you are too. In any case, eating at light speed makes you more likely to overeat and want more food. There's notIf your dog is needs to lose some weight it's definitely worth giving the Slow Feeders a try. enough time for the feeling of fullness to set in when you eat fast. And there you are already on a second plate full. Your dog experiences this too. Eating slower gives your body a chance to notice that you've eaten. I'm not saying your dog will politely refuse more food upon eating slower. However, the chances are your mate will enjoy the food more and not feel as hungry immediately afterwards.Gobbing and ObesityDog obesity has got to be one of the biggest problems dogs face in Australia. A dog is classified as obese if you cannot easily feel their ribs with your hand. This area on your dog should have minimal fat covering. You should be able to look down at your dog's shap and see your dog's waist from above. Also, your dog's chest should definitely be wider than the adbomen. If not there's a good chance that your mate is overweight.Just like obese humans, obese dogs are at much greater risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, cancer and more. If you feed your dog too much you could be killing your best mate with kindness. Pay attention to your dog's overall health and if your mate needs to drop some weight you need to take action. Be supportive rather than indulgent. There's more to life than food. : )Diameter = 27cm | Height = 5cm...+ quick view

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Bivy Bowl$54.955.0/5.0Just say yes to adventure with this ultra-light, ultra-portable, waterproof dog bowl...+ quick view

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Basecamp Mat$49.954.0/5.0The Ruffwear Basecamp Mat offers your canine companion a place to refresh and refuel for the next venture to the mountains, river, or trail.The Basecamp Mat food and water bowl footprint has a TPE-coated grip base and sturdy walls that contain spills and withstand being stepped on by eager dogs.It fits two Basecamp Bowls (sold separately) side-by-side and features a topo-map design to inspire future outdoor explorations.Exterior: 52 x 32 x 3 cm...+ quick view

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Basecamp Bowl$69.954.0/5.0The Ruffwear Basecamp™ Bowl keeps your canine companion fueled and hydrated at home, wherever “home” may be. Take it on the road for holidays, camping, or just re-fueling on the road.This stainless steel food and water bowl stays put with a silicone grip base. Multiple bowls can stack together for easy stow, and the bottom of the bowl is shaped so that food or water collects in the middle and is easy to reach.Get one for food and one for water and match up with the Ruffwear Basecamp Mat to keep it all neat and tidy! No more spills on the floor!Bowl capacity: 5 cups (1.2 L)+ quick view

HUGS Better Tether, Feed & Water Bowl$37.95Why not make traveling with your dog much more convenient? How many times have you needed to tether your dog for a short while while you unpack your car or put up your tent? Sometimes it's hard to find the right spot. Lots of customers have asked us to stock a tether and now we've found the perfect multifunctional option...+ quick view