🐶 Things Square Dog Bowls & Feeders
Dog Bowls & Feeders –
Healthier Mealtimes. Happier Dogs.
Discover quality dog bowls and feeders at Things Square — hygienic stainless steel dog bowls, health-improving slow feeder bowls, comfortable elevated feeders, tidy non-slip bowls, and convenient travel dog bowls. The right bowl improves digestion, reduces mess, and supports your dog's long-term health.
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🍳 Shop by Bowl Type
Dog Bowl & Feeder Styles – The Right Bowl for Every Dog
The bowl you choose affects your dog's digestion, eating speed, neck comfort, and hydration habits. Our collection covers every bowl type and feeding need.
Stainless Steel Bowls
Non-porous, dishwasher-safe, and bacteria-resistant — the #1 recommended bowl material for dogs
Slow Feeder Bowls
Internal maze and ridge patterns that extend meal time — essential for fast-eating dogs prone to bloat
Elevated Feeder Stands
Raised feeder sets that reduce neck and joint strain for large breeds and senior dogs
Non-Slip Rubber Base Bowls
Weighted or rubber-based bowls that stay firmly in place during enthusiastic eating
Travel & Portable Bowls
Collapsible silicone bowls that fold flat and clip to bags for walks, hikes and travel
Water Bowls & Dispensers
Large-capacity water bowls and gravity dispensers for continuous fresh hydration
Automatic Feeders
Programmable timed feeders for consistent, portion-controlled meals when you're away
Ceramic Dog Bowls
Heavy, stable ceramic bowls in decorative designs — hygienic, scratch-resistant and attractive
🌟 Bowl by Dog Need
The Right Feeding Solution for Every Dog
⚡ Fast Eaters
Dogs That Eat Too Quickly
Slow feeder bowls with internal patterns extend meal time from 30 seconds to 5+ minutes — significantly reducing gulping, bloating risk, regurgitation, and digestive discomfort in fast-eating dogs.
🛡 Senior Dogs
Senior & Large Breed Dogs
Elevated feeder stands raise bowls to a comfortable neck height — reducing neck and joint strain during mealtimes, particularly beneficial for large breeds and dogs with arthritis or mobility issues.
🏔 Outdoor
Active & Travelling Dogs
Collapsible travel bowls that fold completely flat clip to any bag — ensuring your dog has access to water during walks, hikes, and any time away from home in any weather condition.
💤 Home Alone
Dogs Left Home Alone
Programmable automatic feeders dispense pre-portioned meals at set times — ideal for working dog owners who cannot always be home at consistent meal times throughout the working day.
💧 Hydration
Ensuring Daily Hydration
Large gravity water dispensers maintain a constant supply of fresh water throughout the day — particularly important in warm weather and for dogs on dry food diets that require additional hydration.
🐕 Puppies
Puppies & Small Breeds
Shallow, appropriately-sized stainless steel bowls for puppies — the right bowl height and depth prevents a puppy from stepping in their food bowl, and the non-porous surface stays hygienic between daily washes.
💡 Feeding Tips
5 Essential Dog Feeding Tips Every Owner Should Know
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Choose Stainless Steel Over Plastic
Plastic bowls develop micro-scratches that harbour bacteria regardless of washing. Non-porous stainless steel and ceramic bowls do not — they stay significantly more hygienic and are the recommended choice by most veterinarians for daily food and water use.
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Wash Food Bowls Daily
Food bowls harbour bacteria rapidly — particularly with wet food residue. Wash the food bowl daily and the water bowl every 2–3 days with hot soapy water. This single habit prevents many common digestive upsets and skin issues caused by contaminated feeding equipment.
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Use Slow Feeders for Bloat-Risk Breeds
Deep-chested breeds like Great Danes, German Shepherds, and Standard Poodles are at high risk of bloat (GDV) — a life-threatening condition associated with eating too fast. Slow feeder bowls are an inexpensive and highly effective preventive measure for these breeds.
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Always Have Fresh Water Available
Dogs need approximately 50–60ml of water per kilogram of body weight daily. Always ensure fresh water is available — change water daily and clean the bowl every 2–3 days. A gravity water dispenser ensures water is always fresh and readily available without requiring constant refilling.
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Feed at Consistent Times Daily
Feeding at the same times each day regulates your dog's metabolism, digestive rhythm, and toilet schedule. Consistent mealtimes also reduce food-related anxiety and begging behaviour. An automatic feeder is an excellent way to maintain feeding consistency even on irregular work schedules.
✏️ Quality & Safety
Food-Safe Quality Across All Dog Bowls & Feeders
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BPA-free, food-grade materials across all bowls and feeder components
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Non-porous stainless steel — zero bacterial harbour points unlike plastic
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Non-slip rubber base on all bowls — prevents sliding during enthusiastic eating
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Battery backup on automatic feeders — meals continue during power cuts
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Food-safe silicone on travel bowls — lightweight, flexible and dishwasher safe
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Dishwasher-safe designs for thorough, easy hygiene maintenance
❓ Questions
Frequently Asked Questions – Dog Bowls & Feeders
What bowl and feeder styles does Things Square offer?+−
Things Square offers dog bowls and feeders across multiple styles — stainless steel bowls, slow feeder bowls, elevated feeder stands, non-slip rubber base bowls, travel and portable collapsible bowls, large water bowls, gravity water dispensers, programmable automatic feeders, and decorative ceramic bowls. All food-contact products are made from BPA-free, food-grade materials.
What is the best bowl material for dogs?+−
Stainless steel is the best material for dog bowls — it is non-porous, does not harbour bacteria in surface scratches the way plastic does, is dishwasher safe, cannot be chewed, and is extremely durable. Ceramic is an excellent alternative — heavier, more stable, and equally hygienic. Avoid plastic bowls where possible — scratched plastic surfaces harbour bacteria and some dogs develop chin acne from prolonged contact with plastic feeding equipment.
Do slow feeder bowls really work?+−
Yes — slow feeder bowls are highly effective at reducing eating speed. Internal ridges, mazes, and raised patterns force dogs to eat around obstacles, naturally extending meal time from under a minute to 5–10 minutes. This reduces gulping of air during eating, which is a significant contributing factor in bloat (GDV). Slow feeders also provide a mild form of mental stimulation during meals. For dogs that eat quickly, a slow feeder bowl is one of the most impactful health purchases you can make.
Should I use an elevated feeder for my dog?+−
Elevated feeders are beneficial for large and giant breeds, senior dogs with neck or joint issues, and dogs recovering from surgery. The raised height reduces the distance the neck must bend to reach the bowl, reducing strain during mealtimes. However, some research suggests elevated feeders may increase bloat risk in large deep-chested breeds — consult your vet for specific advice for your breed before making a decision if bloat risk is a concern.
How often should I replace my dog's bowls?+−
Stainless steel and ceramic bowls last many years and should only be replaced if cracked, chipped, or significantly dented. Plastic bowls should be replaced every 6–12 months as scratches accumulate over time, creating bacterial harbours that are impossible to clean effectively. Slow feeder bowls should be inspected regularly — replace if the internal pattern is significantly worn down as this reduces the slowing effect. Travel bowls should be replaced when they no longer seal or fold properly.
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