Dogs are hungry beings. Though you may be tempted to pass your mashed potatoes and leftovers over to Rover, your dog will be much healthier and happier with proper dog food. Most of us aren't comfortable putting our fine china on the floor, so this is where dog dishes come in.
There are many options available to suit any type of dog. You don't have to spend a whole day hunting, but you should put some consideration into finding a bowl that suits your type of dog. How you choose should be a function of your dog's size, eating habits, and your personal style and space limitations. You can get your bowls
* Chew-resistant
* Safe and durable
Just like dogs, bowls come in all ranges of sizes. Unless you want a tragically rotund or depressingly skinny pooch, get a bowl that holds just enough food for your dog's size. Bowls will come with such user to eat more food than fits or they can never finish their meals, you should change the size of the bowl.
Bowls to Avoid
* Lightweight plastic Can be moved, tipped, or chewed.
* Lightweight glass or ceramic A broken bowl is dangerous to your dog.
