BASIL Heavy Dish Anti-Skid Steel Pet Feeding Bowls with Silicon Bottom

Name: BASIL Heavy Dish Anti-Skid Steel Pet Feeding Bowls with Silicon Bottom
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Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

₹ 499.00

4.33

Size: Large | 1800ml

Small | 500ml Medium | 950ml Large | 1800ml

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Our dog bowls are made from high quality thick stainless steel. They are thicker and heavier than different bowls. Heaviest weight, high-quality stainless steel. High gloss inner finish makes it easy-to-clean. Bonded rubber base for steadiness .Vet-recommended micro organism resistant stainless metal interior
All bowls have a full rubber bottom, now not simply a rubber ring on the outside. Because of this and the truth that they are heavier, they are tougher for puppies to flip and push throughout the floor.

QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL: Our dog bowls are made from excessive great thick stainless steel. They are thicker and heavier than different bowls. Heaviest weight, excellent stainless steel.
FULL NON-SKID RUBBER BOTTOM: All bowls have a full rubber bottom, not simply a rubber ring on the outside. Because of this and the truth that they are heavier, they are harder for puppies to flip and push throughout the floor.
EASY TO WASH: In addition to hand wash, the pets bowl can be cleaned up in the dishwasher, greater rapidly and easily, this will enable you keep time for different things.
SILICON BASE: Silicone is a Much Longer Lasting, Healthier Alternative to Rubber

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Superb Quality

I bought treats and toys for my girl. She is so in love with the toys. I always avoided giving treats z had serious doubts with quality and effects on her health. But this peanut butter and biscuits are just too good 👍

The product is good but medium size is too small

The product is good the size was too small (medium) then expected

Bowl with silicon bottom

The bowls are good but I thought it would be larger. I have a Golden Retriever and the bowl doesn't hold her quantity of food. The capacity quoted comes right to the brim of the bowl - when she puts her mouth in to eat, it slops out. There should be at least 3/4 inch allowance for this.