2 Pack Stainless Steel Dog Bowls with Non-Slip Bottom – 8 inch metal bowls for medium to large dogs
Product description
The essentials
If you’re shopping for everyday dog food and water bowls, this 2 pack of stainless steel dog bowls is a fairly sensible, no-fuss option. The idea is simple: one bowl for food and the other for water, with a non-slip base to reduce the “bowl sliding across the floor” problem many owners know too well.
On paper, these bowls are positioned for medium to large dogs and focus on practicality: stainless steel for rust resistance, a wider rim that’s easier to pick up, and a rubber non-slip ring beneath to help prevent tipping. It’s also a set rather than a single bowl, so you can set up feeding at home without having to buy separately.
Key points
What really matters for day-to-day feeding isn’t just the material, it’s what happens when your dog is eating fast, nudging the bowl, or moving it by accident. These bowls use a rubber non-slip ring base to help keep them steady and also to reduce the chance of scratches on floors.
The stainless steel build is also a practical choice if you want something that’s easy to rinse and maintain. There’s a polished finish for straightforward cleaning, and the bowls are designed to be stackable, which is handy if you’re short on cupboard space or just like everything to be tidy when not in use.
One small limitation to keep in mind: the brand notes that a dishwasher isn’t recommended. That doesn’t make them hard to clean, but it does affect convenience if you were hoping to throw them straight in.
Tech specs
- Type: Stainless steel dog food and water bowls (2 pack)
- Bowl quantity: 2 bowls
- Food spoon included: 1 pet food spoon
- Material: Stainless steel bowl
- Non-slip base: Rubber non-slip ring
- Size (top diameter): 8 inches / 21cm
- Height: 2.8 inches / 7.1cm
- Capacity: up to 1560ml / 52 ounce (dry food or water)
- Suitable dog weight range (given): 14.97kg–24.95kg (33–55 pound)
- Depth/spill guidance: designed to be deep enough to help reduce spills
What you’ll notice day to day
The wider rim makes these easier to lift and carry, which sounds minor until you’re trying to juggle a heavy bag of food and a bowl that’s a bit awkward to grip. If you use a feeding stand, the wider rim is also described as suitable for placing on the stand.
In use, the non-slip ring base is the bit you’ll feel immediately. It should help the bowl stay put, and it can also mean less mess around the area your dog eats—especially if they tend to push the bowl with their nose.
That said, no bowl is magic if your dog is extremely enthusiastic. If your dog “plays” with the bowl or tips it with their body weight, you may still need to consider where you place it and whether a heavier, more stable setup is needed.
Where it shines (and where it may not)
This set is a solid fit if you want matching metal bowls for feeding and you value simple maintenance. It’s also a practical buy when you’re equipping a home for medium or large dogs and want food and water sorted in one go.
However, it may not be the best choice if you strongly prefer dishwasher-safe bowls, because the guidance here is that dishwashing is not recommended. It also sits more in the “functional daily feeding” bracket than something you’d buy for special features beyond the non-slip base, stainless steel construction, and stackability.
Worth considering if you care about storage too: being stackable helps when you don’t want bowls taking up awkward space.
Getting the most from it
A small setup tweak can make a big difference. Try placing the bowls on a smooth, flat surface where the rubber ring has good contact with the floor. Then, assign one bowl for dry food and keep the other for water, so your dog gets a consistent routine.
If you’re measuring portions, the stated capacity (up to 1560ml / 52 ounce) can help you judge how much dry food and water the bowl is meant to hold. It’s also described as deep enough to be more spill-resistant, which is useful for dogs that eat quickly.
If you’re storage-minded, stacking is the obvious win—just make sure the bowls are completely dry and clean before stacking to avoid any residue.
Is it worth it?
Buy this 2 pack of stainless steel dog bowls if you want straightforward, rust-resistant metal bowls with a non-slip rubber base, and you’re looking for an easy food-and-water setup for a medium to large dog. The capacity and spill-resistant design “on paper” make sense for everyday feeding, and the wider rim plus stackable shape should help with handling and storage.
Skip it if you need dishwasher convenience, because dishwasher use isn’t recommended. And if your dog is particularly rough with bowls, you may find that a non-slip ring isn’t always enough on its own—you may need to rethink placement or the feeding setup.
Mini FAQ
Does this set include both food and water bowls?
Yes. It’s a 2 pack, with one bowl suitable for food and the other for water, plus it includes 1 pet food spoon.
How big are the bowls?
The top diameter is 8 inches / 21cm and the height is 2.8 inches / 7.1cm.
Is it dishwasher safe?
The guidance provided says dishwasher isn’t recommended, so plan on rinsing/cleaning by hand.
Will it help stop the bowl sliding?
The bowls have a rubber non-slip ring base intended to prevent sliding or tipping and to help protect floors.
What type of dog is it aimed at?
The product description specifies medium and large dogs, with a stated weight range of 14.97kg–24.95kg (33–55 pound).