Would the medium bowl size be adequate to feed 6-8 oz raw diet to a 25 lb American Cocker Spaniel? There are many conflicting reviews regarding bowl size. Plus I need to keep my dogs' ears clean and dry. Thanks for your help. Would the medium bowl size be adequate to feed 6-8 oz raw diet to a 25 lb American Cocker Spaniel? There are many conflicting reviews regarding bowl size. Plus I need to keep my dogs' ears... » Read More Would the medium bowl size be adequate to feed 6-8 oz raw diet to a 25 lb American Cocker Spaniel? There are many conflicting reviews regarding bowl size. Plus I need to keep my dogs' ears clean and dry. Thanks for your help. « Show Less
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the bowl is tilted on an angle, which it doesn't really show in the picture...higher in front to back. I do believe one cup of food would fit inside this bowl, it also has little rubber legs (I have a cat that likes to move/tip over the water bowls...he thinks its funny, I find it less than amusing after the fourth time in one day...this bowl he cannot tip or move) which was why I bought it. Hope that was helpful. I will say that the one cup of food might fill it to the top but I'm sure your pup will fix that once he starts eating :)
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I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe... » Read More I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have one of these bowls for my pug, I'm not sure about the size of the raw diet amount but I can tell you I don't use the bowls the company provides, the medium size is large enough for one of my cereal bowls so I use that and change the bowl daily or after every meal. If what you feed your dog would easily fit in a standard Corelle-type cereal bowl it should work well for you!
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I have the medium size bowl and I use it to feed a 65 pound lab and one for my 40 pound Schnauzer mix. They each get 1 cup of dry food and 1/2 of homemade ground chicken - I'm sure it's plenty big for your cocker spaniel. I'm very happy with the bowls.
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I bought the large bowls thinking they would fit for my two Yorkie mixes, once I received the bowls I freaked because the bowls would moreso fit two pits. I think the medium bowl size will fit. I had previously purchased the small bowls when I had just one pup, but realized I had to keep filling them throughout the day when I had two pups. Hopefully my response helps.
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Yes. I would say it's about the perfect size for that type of dog! Should be narrow enough to keep his ears out too.
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I have medium for a yorkie mix, I think small would work fine for your needs. These are nice bowls, I have two and got medium so she has plenty of water throughout the day. She is 16 lbs. and a hyper beast that drinks a lot.
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We have a 20# Jack Rossell mix. She is rather long and has short legs. We are glad we got the medium rather than the small. A medium will easily handle 40# but I would look at your dog's height and length rather than weight. We are happy with are purchase.
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That would be difficult to say since my dog is a Papillon Spaniel and weighs about 25 lbs. I also mix cooked chicken and various cooked vegetables with the Honest Kitchen food so it goes much further than if I didn't. My dog likes it better that way. She has done very well on all of the H.K. foods I've ordered. I tried several different formulas to see which she responded to best. You may want to do the same. I can say this food is very high quality and seems to be agreeing well with my dog. She has been on it for at least eight months. Good luck with yours!
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Depending on the morsel size, this bowl holds up to 5 cups (leveled) of dry food. The morsel size we feed our dogs is about half of the size of an M&M. Hope this helps.
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This bowl is not a big bowl. I have a 7lb Pom and when I got this bowl he was 7 months old he is now a year old and I still use it....it's perfect.
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Medium worked perfectly for my 50lb Australian Shepard. I assume that Medium is what you need.
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I have a 25lb Cocker Spaniel, and I purchased the 36" crate. It's perfect for his size. Once I put a small bed in there, he is cozy. He can sit up, and stand, but not much more room to move around. As long as you dog likes cozy spaces, I guess this size wouldn't be too bad. Good Luck.
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I got this from their website FAQs... "Unfortunately, we don't have a Large size right now, but are now working to develop one. It will be recommended only for dogs that weigh 75 pounds and up."and..."We recommend always following the feeding instructions for the size dog you own. We do not recommend feeding the Mini or Small/Medium size to a dog larger than 74 pounds or a Small/Medium size to a dog under 25 pounds. However, we are working on a Large size."
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I bought this and I would say it's intended for smaller dogs. A big dog would drink the water too fast and go thirsty. The bowl is just the right size for dog food for dogs under 20 pounds.
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To be honest, you should never feed more than one dog from the same bowl. Too hard to monitor how much each pet is eating. And even friendly dogs can get defensive of their food.
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My dog is a pit mix. She is a little smaller than a full grown lab. I use the large feeder for her and it is just the right size. Unfortunately I have not seen the mini to make a judgment. I'm sure from my experience, the larger would be a better choice. Hope this would help in making the right decision. Sandi
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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My dog is 6 lbs and i give him the petite or small size ... the petite he eats extremely fast because they are very small and softer so i prefer the small size and what i do is i break them in 2 pieces this way they last longer. For a 30 lbs dog i would recommend the small size to medium not the petite - they are way too small in my opinion and because of a choking hazard but as fast as long lasting. my dog is also a big chewer so the longer a treat lasts the better it is in my opinion to keep him occupied.
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I ordered the purple bowl and my dog ( 60 lb. stray) was a gobbler in two minutes flat with a cup of dry food. Now he takes his time and eats a bit and goes back for more. I am more than pleased with the bowl, I don't know about the other styles. Hope this is helpful.
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Seems like a lot. I have a 10 lb min-pin/Chihuahua mix and she gets 1/3 cup total split over two meals. She really loves this food so I worry that she'll end up putting on weight if I feed her more. As another person mentioned, just keep a close watch on the weight to see if they're getting bigger.
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I'd go 1qt. size for your dogs, if you feed them more than 1/2cup food per serving. I bought the 1pt. size, but my dogs are at or under 10 lbs. and they only need 1/2 cup food twice day.