What capacity bowl would you get for a standard poodle-I'd like sizes both for food and for water.
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I would get a 4 cup capacity or larger. You want the dog to have room to move the food around without spilling. A water bowl should be at least as big.
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I've only gotten the 4-cup size, and I think those would definitely be too small for a standard poodle's water. Might be okay for food. The 4-cup really only hold 3 cups.
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I got the 4 cup size. It's a little small. It fits a single feeding for sure but I'd get the next size up if I bought them again. Maybe a 6 or 8 cup size. But I don't think they're very skid-proof. The bowls are nice but they do slide. Thought I'd mention I bought some dog collars that I really like: Rogz Reflective Dog Collar 5/8" large. My dogs are 80lbs.
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The food/water bowls have their own holders fitting bowls 4 1/4" diameter. Each holder has it own door, and needs the holder to holdthe stainless steel bowls that come with the cage.
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The size is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch bits. I believe a poodle would have no problem with the size. He would just eat it slower than our husky. LOL :)
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I use it to feed my small breed(poodle size) food is 1/4". Will work with any size smaller and up to 1/2" size. A little complicated to set up. My dogs learns how to get food out with ther paws. I modified with a longer tube and fixed the problem
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The opening on our bowl is about 3.5" and is sufficient for our St. Bernard. He doesn't need his whole snout in the bowl, just his tongue. It's his favorite water bowl.
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You can get either the medium or large. I have the large one for my German Shepherd (100 pounds), Husky (65 pounds), terrier mix and husky mix (both about 55 pounds) and Jack Russell (20 pounds). I use it for water only and all of them drink from the bowls.
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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 have a 55 lb. shepherd/husky mix and this bowl hold enough water for her to get a really good drink and then some. I also like that when you put water in, the bowl sits perfectly and does not have a big tip factor.
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The bowls are very large, the capacity of both the water and food bowl is enough to satisfy my 70 pound Labradoodle for more than a day. The height is perfect for my pet.
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There are "industry standards" for bowls, or at least I think so. If you have an elongated bowl or a standard bowl, buy the appropriate size seat. I made an outline of the bowl on a piece of cardboard and took it to a "big box" store for confirming the size....then bought the seat on Amazon, since there were more options.
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I can fit about 4-5 cups of dog food in the bowls. My two dogs share the water bowl
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I've used the quart size for my Standard Poodle since he was 12 weeks old, and he loves them. Beware, however, that you will need to place them on a non-skid mat; otherwise, the bowls will slide.
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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 would recommend either the large or extra large size. The bowls are a good size.
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My poodle is 6 lbs. it is a very small kibble and perfect for her size. I would recommend.
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These are the dimensions according to size. Please be aware that I received a black/green one NOT the blue/beige as pictured. Good luck and an ear scritch to your dog(s) !Dimensions: Medium: 9.66" x 18.18" x 8.05" with .75 quart stainless steel bowls Large: 13.00" x 24.00" x 11.10" with 1.5 qt stainless steel bowls Extra Large: 15.09" x 27.72" x 15.00" With 2.75 qt stainless steel bowls
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I'm sure this bowl can easily hold much more than 4 cups of food. We use it for water... Our pup drinks a lot of water and this does the job!