Ethical Pet Stoneware Crock Pet Dish

Go this to replace a plastic water bowl for my 2 cats. (I use a very big bowl for their water, so don't think that this is a little kitty bowl!!) This is a nice heavy bowl. The finish on the inside makes it easy to clean. I also love the outside, neutral finish. This bowl will not tip over. If you plan to use it for a dog bowl, it will stay put and not tip. Back to the size, I'd say it's big enough to hold 4 cups of kibble with room to prevent spilling over. My mutts get about 1.5 cups of kibble at a feeding, and that would cover the bottom of the bowl at about 1 inch depth.

This is a beautiful, simple, good-sized bowl that I am using as water bowl for my pets. It is wide enough to avoid cats' whiskers hitting the sides! It appears to have a very deep glaze which I hope will last through many cleansings. I ordered two and I am so glad that I did.

I am in total shock how does a ceramic bowl leak? I have had this bowl for two weeks. My last ceramic bowl lasted 5 years and I had to replace it because I chipped the bowl. Color is great but not something I would buy again.

This bowl is very nice. I thought it might be a little deeper, but that's my fault. The bowl is a good size and I do use them. I have large dogs. I was just to cheap to get the larger ones. Lol

My large herd of feline rescues REALLY appreciate this bowl for their water. It is low enough to allow them to naturally crouch down to drink and heavy enough to not be tipped. It washes well in the dishwasher. Do NOT stop selling this bowl! As a plus, it arrived packaged well and in PERFECT condition! Yay!

Tuxie is a paw drinker and water dish tipper. This stone bowl is perfect for him. He still drinks off his paw...BUT no more tipped, flipped, drug across my kitchen floor water bowls!! WootWoot!!

It's works, but I thought it would be much heavier, like an old fashioned crock. I was looking for something my cat could not knock over, which he did daily with the stainless one we used before.

My yellow lab is the fussiest of dogs. Must be part cat. He will only eat from his ceramic bowl. I need to have two so I am not hauling it around all the time.

I needed a bowl that my growing puppy wouldn’t carry around. This bowl did the trick. I will soon be painting my dog’s name on the side. I also bought a bowl for water. They look nice.

One of my cats recently started knocking over their water dish. It's a popular raised ceramic cat water bowl. I got the 6 cup of this dish and it's perfect. It was less expensive than my other water bowl and significantly more heavyweight. It's a pretty blue but the outside of the dish is not as pictured, it's more grey/brown. Otherwise, a great solution for keeping water in the bowl if you have a problem cat.