How do you know what size bowl? I'm getting goldendoodle puppy. Good to feed in crate?
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I suppose that one could mount a food bowl as well as a water bowl in the crate but I wouldn't encourage it. We keep a stainless steel bowl of water mounted in ours. We treat the crate as her bedroom and have set times for feeding outside the crate; that way you can predict when your puppy needs to potty and start training for that.
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The size I got has a top about as large as a saucer. It should be PERFECT for you. You will absolutely love this multi-purpose bowl -- I think of all the yucky breakable plastic ones I wasted money on over the years and just sigh...Congrats on your new addition to the family!
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Feeding in the crate is a great option for dogs that are prone to bloat, you want to make sure they have some down time to digest the food in their stomach before they go running around. I suggest the largest size for a Doodle for water or a hanging bucket. for food id go with largest or second largest.
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You would definitely want the quart or largest size . I got the 20oz and it s the perfect size to use as a bird for my parakeet cage .
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I bought the 1 quart and it is no bigger than a cereal bowl...I expected bigger...I am not good with sizes, I guess.
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I don't have the extra small, but I would guess that any kind of kibble would be fine. It's easy to get it in, because the bottom unscrews. The trick is for the dog to get it out -- it has to be sort of pulled out with the rope. My puppy hasn't gotten the hang of it yet. On the large dog size, the neck is big enough for any kibble you would put in... what we use is maybe 3/8" in diameter.
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They are pretty much standard size. Check out Petco. I have a couple of stainless steel ASPCA bowls that fit perfectly. I think they came from Petco or PetsMart. I've also used bowls from Dollar Tree that I had. Much more shallow.
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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 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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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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Get the large--I recommend getting a Stainless Steel bowl to put in this-Its a great holder-but not good for pets to eat and drink out of plastic-A stainless bowl for this is a standard size but you may want to get this holder first to be sure what size you need==can get anywhere-walmart,etc
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This is a big bowl. More suitable for larger dogs. I thought they came in different sizes. This particular bowel has been life changing for my dog. Instead of inhaling his food in 5 seconds it now takes him 8 minutes.
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I also have stainless steel. We have a English bulldog who is was very determines to get it out of the bowl... once she figured out she could, it was all over!
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Me personally, I would go with the bigger crate. I have a lab puppy approx. 4 months old and there is more than enough room. We really love it. I hope this helps.
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I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.
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Hi - here are the dimensions. Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 2.4 x 6.8 inches; 2.4 ounces. The photo shows several bowls, when in fact it's only one bowl. It's a nice bowl but you may want to go up a size or two for your pups.
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Probably a medium. Your dog should be able to stand up in the crate and have plenty of room to turn around. Depends a lot on the length & height of your puppy's parents. If you want to create a potty area and a sleeping area, then go with a large to use the divider to separate the two areas.
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I couldn't find my crate either. I just measured the inside of the crate width and length and found a pan to fit. The pan I chose fit perfectly and was made of way better stuff then original. Not sure if that helps. It's what I did. Good luck :)
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Dear Jack, Thank you for your message. I would order based on the crate measurements. If you have any other questions, please send us another message. Thanks again, Richelle H. Petsupplies.com Customer Care
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My doxie is all about her food and she loves the flowered bowl and no it's not to big for a 6 month old puppy, remember she's going to get bigger. I also have a mid size chihuahua who was a super fussy eater and since I've gotten him the bowl, he has enjoyed eating and has managed it without a problem.
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The height of the dog should determine what size that you get more than pound size. Measure your dog while it is in a sitting position. If he is say, 24 inches from the head to feet then I would buy the 27 inch high crate. If it is a puppy, then allow room for growth.They should be able to sit in their crate and turn around comfortably. Don't buy one that your dog has to duck to sit in. Hope this helps.