TOWEAR Long Ears Dog Bowl (Spaniel) – Elevated, Non-slip Raised Feeder for Food & Water
Product description
What this bowl is for
If you’ve ever had a long-eared dog (spaniels, cockers and similar) you’ll know the usual problem: ears can end up getting splashed, wet, and tied up around the rim when they drink or eat. The TOWEAR Long Ears Dog Bowl is designed as a raised feeder for that exact situation, with a deeper, higher bowl intended to help keep ears drier and reduce tangled hair around meal times.
On paper, it’s also meant to be kinder on posture. Because it sits higher than many standard bowls, the idea is to reduce neck strain for older dogs, or for dogs with muscle/joint issues. It’s the kind of upgrade that’s easy to miss day-to-day, until you see your dog eating more comfortably.
The essentials you actually get
This is a tall, elevated bowl with a non-slip base, and it comes in two capacity options (600ML or 900ML) so you can pick based on how much your dog drinks and eats. The bowl is made from PP material and is described as BPA free, with a smooth surface that’s intended to make washing straightforward.
The base uses rubber straps, which is a practical detail: it helps the bowl stay put while your dog is feeding, and it also gives a bit of protection for the floor underneath. That matters if your kitchen tiles are smooth or if your pet is a determined licker who nudges bowls around.
What stands out in everyday use
The most notable day-to-day feature is the “long ear” shape and the elevated, deeper layout. Instead of the ears dropping into splash zones, the bowl’s height and depth are positioned to keep that area clearer.
You also get the benefit of a more comfortable eating angle for dogs that prefer not to lower their neck too far. For a micro example: if your spaniel usually pauses and tucks their head while drinking, a raised bowl can make those awkward adjustments less frequent—less fuss, more steady drinking.
That said, it’s not magic. If your dog is very enthusiastic and still splashes heavily, you’ll likely see some water movement either way. This bowl helps with the ear problem more than it guarantees a totally splash-free setup.
Non-slip and cleaning: the practical bits
The rubber straps on the bottom are one of those sensible, no-nonsense additions. In practice, they reduce the “sliding bowl” frustration—especially on hard floors.
Cleaning is described as easy thanks to the smooth surface, but there’s an important limitation to keep in mind: it’s not dishwasher/microwave safe (and the description doesn’t mention any alternative cleaning method). So if you rely heavily on machine cleaning, that’s a factor worth thinking about before you buy.
Who it suits (and who might want to skip it)
It makes sense if you’re dealing with long ears getting wet or tangled hair during meals, and you want a raised feeder that may also be easier on older dogs’ posture.
It may not suit you as well if you’re after a very simple flat water dish for maximum convenience—this is built around a specific feeding setup. Also consider your dog’s habits: if they tend to chew the rim or are heavy splashes, you may still want to watch the first few uses and see whether the height reduces the issue enough.
It’s also described as a bowl for small, medium or large dogs / cats, but without more detail on whether there’s any specific fit guidance for different animals, it’s still worth choosing the capacity size (600ML or 900ML) that matches your routines.
Tech specs (as stated)
- Capacity: 600ML or 900ML (2 sizes)
- Material: PP
- BPA free: yes (as described)
- Safety/compatibility: not dishwasher or microwave safe (as stated)
- Design: elevated, deeper bowl with rubber straps on the bottom (non-slip)
Is it worth it?
This is a solid buy if you’ve got a long-eared dog and you want their ears to stay drier, while also giving them a more comfortable eating height—especially for older pets or those with muscle or joint concerns. The non-slip base and smooth surface add everyday usability, and the two capacity options help you avoid guessing.
You may want to skip it if you’re strictly shopping for a dishwasher-friendly bowl, or if your priority is a totally splash-proof setup rather than an ear-focused feeding solution. For many households, though, it’s the kind of practical upgrade that can reduce a common grooming and health hassle around water and food time.
Quick answers
FAQ
Is this bowl dishwasher safe?
No—it's described as not available for dishwasher.
Does it go in the microwave?
No—it's described as not available for microwave.
What sizes are available?
The bowl is available in 600ML or 900ML, with two sizes to choose from.
Is it only for dogs?
It’s described for dogs, and also mentions cats as well.
Does the raised design help with neck strain?
The description says it reduces neck pressure during eating and drinking, particularly for older dogs or dogs with muscle/joint problems, but it won’t solve every feeding habit on its own.