what are the bowl capacities? The food bowl looks very small.
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The small bowl is small, it only holds enough for 1 or 2 cats at most (I can't measure it right now, it's in use). What we've done is put the water in the small bowl and the food in the big one.
172402
the smaller stainless steel bowl is 5 inches round/2 inches deep (plenty big enough for kitty food) and the larger bowl is a little over 6 inches round and 2 1/2 inches deep. Hope this helps!
172403
I used the large bowl for food and the small for water. Works out very well.
172404
I haven't measured. I only use dry food for one adult cat and feed him twice a day in the smaller side of the two. The larger side I use for water.
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Right now I am using both bowls for food because it is so very cold - the cats need more food than usual to stay warm. The small bowl easily holds a 3 oz can of cat food, and the larger bowl easily holds a 5.5 ounce can. They could hold more if you had larger cans. Freguently I use a large can (13 ounces) and divide in between two large bowls ( I have two units that I use together for a total of 4 bowls). It really doesn't matter which bowl you put the food or water in - they both keep whatever is in it warm, and that's why I like it. When the weather warms up, I'll put water in one of the bowls again. Right now I am using both bowls for food because it is so very cold - the cats need more food than usual to stay warm. The small bowl easily holds a 3 oz can of cat food, and the larger bowl easily holds a 5.5 ounce can. They could hold more if you had larger cans. Freguently I use a large can (13 ounces) and divide in between two large bowls ( I have two units that I use together for a total of 4 bowls). It really doesn't matter which bowl you put the food or water in - they both keep whatever is in it warm, and that's why I like it. When the weather warms up, I'll put water in one of the... » Read More Right now I am using both bowls for food because it is so very cold - the cats need more food than usual to stay warm. The small bowl easily holds a 3 oz can of cat food, and the larger bowl easily holds a 5.5 ounce can. They could hold more if you had larger cans. Freguently I use a large can (13 ounces) and divide in between two large bowls ( I have two units that I use together for a total of 4 bowls). It really doesn't matter which bowl you put the food or water in - they both keep whatever is in it warm, and that's why I like it. When the weather warms up, I'll put water in one of the bowls again. « Show Less
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The smaller of the bowls will hold 2 small cans of cat food. Anymore than that and it won't keep it from freezing on top.
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I haven't measured, but though the bowls are small they are adequate for my cats. I would guess the small one holds about a cup or cup and a half, and the larger one probably holds 2 1/2 - 3 cups.
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The bowl is a few ounces at best in weight. I am not sure I am understanding what you are asking. As far as capacity I'd say over 1 cup (8oz).
593430
You can fit some sweet & low packets in the sugar bowl, but not many. It is pretty small.
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The bowl is about the size of a regular kitchen dish bowl. I would guestimate approximately 2 cups or so.
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I couldn't understand why this question was asked until did some checking and realized the sizes of the bowls were not included in the description. So I realized I wasn't sure of the largest bowl's size. I did a test--I was able to add 4 quarts of water to the bowl with a little room to spare. I do know it's not 8 quarts. It's still a good size bowl however. Hope this helps.
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I'm actually in the middle of moving, and they're in a rubbermaid tub in the care of the USPS right now. The smallest bowl was good for mixing up a box of pudding, and the biggest bowl was a little too big for a batch of cookies. I'm sorry, those are horrible measurements.
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It is actually very small. If you like bananas you would need to use about 3 to get a "serving." Granted I am someone who can eat a 1/2 a carton of ice cream in one sitting. Because of the amount that gets "stuck" in the plastic, 3 bananas + some other fruit would get you a decent bowl. Which actually also bummed me out, the calories on the bananas alone would be 350+. Much better to eat the real thing.
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I measured mine 10" from rim to rim and 3" deep. It will hold about 6 cups of food. I have to be honest though, I'm not a fan of the bowls. They always feel slimy when I wash them. I am looking for others to replace them now.
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One bowl is not as small as it shown on the picture. Smaller bowl is not attached and removable and is about twice as small than the opposite bowl that is part of the unit. I hope this helps!
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Hi Mary, here are the measurement using liquid for the bowl: small - 1.5quarts (almost to the edge) medium - 3quarts big - 4.5quarts Hope it helps.
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The bowls are 3-1/2" deep by 9-1/2" in diameter. They hold about five cups of dry food (flat nugget) without spilling over. Bentley has a large Sharpei muzzle and he eats very well from the bowls.
2126436
I don't know if you are referring to the height of the machine itself or the capacity of the bowl?
856703
My Son uses it and he says the bowl is not real large but works fine for the meals he prepares. It holds about 20 oz.
160584
The black bowl is shallow. We use a different bowl for cereal! But, I LOVE these dishes.
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The top has an interior diameter of about 14.5 cm. The base is smaller, about 12 cm in diameter. With the lid on, the maximum width of the bowl is about 17 cm and the height is about 7 cm.
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I have to measured it. But for me, the dish is not tiny or very big. It has a nice size.
269476
I am not sure how many inches, but there are a variety of sizes for small and large bowls.