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4.5
No issuesThese are exactly what I was looking for. My rabbit is a big fan of tipping over his dishes and making food fly everywhere. He does it with every dish I've given him, and at this point I know it's more of a game than a statement on how much he likes his food. I had already found a really cute non tipping dish for his water at the pet store, but it was almost 15 bucks just for the one dish. I wanted two for his food, so he would have one in the room where he spends most of his time and where he goes to sleep, and one in the living room where we carry him to play. He sleeps in my son's room, but that room ends with tile in the hallway. He's terrified of tile and will not walk on it, so it works as a natural barrier. He doesn't ever have to have his pen closed, because he will never leave the bedroom on his own. We just leave his pen open so he can get to his litter box and hay, and he free ranges in the bedroom and sleeps with my son. In the morning, we carry him across the scary tile to play in the living room. In the corner of the room where the two couches end and we have an end table, there is a dead space, a corner that you can't see into. He's made that his area, and we call it Walden's Corner. He's got a bed and blanket back there, along with a litter box and food, so he can spend most of the day in the living room and not have to be carried back to the bedroom. Each time we would put a dish of food or water back there, he would dump it over. These dishes were the perfect solution because they really are no tip dishes. The rubber ring around the bottom keeps him from pushing it around, and the shape of the bowl makes sure he isn't able to dump it. I ordered the smallest size, and I was actually a little surprised by how big they are. The smallest size holds a LOT. I'm glad I didn't order the bigger sizes. They hold nearly a week's worth of pelleted food, so we don't have to reach back in Walden's corner that often to fill up his bowl. And because they don't tip, there's no more scattered food mess in that corner. The stainless and black is plain looking, but that's fine. They look nice, shiny and clean, without any pattern on them. Also since they are stainless steel instead of plastic, they are easy to clean and won't absorb odors. They are a good quality stainless steel that I know will last, and they were an awesome deal for the price.a lot of the reviews were putting crappy stuff but we recently got a new puppy and she scratched my dogs rubber bowls up and i needed something fast and affordable, as someone with anxiety i did get nervy when seeing people have negative effects but i truly feel like the lot of you are lazy, just handwash your dogs bowls and go on, why put something most likely cheaply made in a damn dishwasher??? with care things last and even though its still newish..my dogs bowl is last and she loves it!I'm going to give it to someone who has a dog.Bought these bowls for a kenneled post-op dog because he kept knocking over his water bowls (and buckets, etc). Maybe he's just plain ole fidgety, 'cause he knocked this one over too........and as far as the rubber ring being non-slip, whatta joke!------he had it off in less than one day, a combination of it being really flimsy and stretchy, and his being active. Nice little bowls otherwise, maybe for really small dogs. The reason I gave the bowl 4 stars was because of the lack of sturdiness and durability of the rubber rings.I like the size, but they’re so lightweight! Would’ve preferred something heavier.Nice set of dishes - good set if you're on a budget .... got it for my cat Mocha. Good color. So far no issues when washing them. Perfect size for 1 or even 2 cats (or a small dog). I believe i got size small (or medium - I don't even know. Im writing this review sometime after getting it lol). My Mocha seems to like the dishes. Wish they were a little heavier but thats the only thing I wish ..... so if your animal likes to flip dishes over ... this wouldnt be the set for your furrbaby as they are too light. Thankfully my Mocha only plays in the water dish but doesn't flip it over ;) I actually got this set only since I couldn't find a purple set with good reviews and in my price range. But glad I chose this since its been good.Bought a 5 lb dog, who drinks very dainty, not splashing around in their bowl like our 90 lb. Lab does to his bowl. But occasionally water does drip down.The bottom of the metal pink bowl itself, as a very small slight "lip". When filled with water, if the water drips down, it will collect at the bottom by the the black rubber causing rust.We have taken off the black rubber so the water wouldn't collect there and could land on the rubber mat. Because of the lip on the pink bowl, even with the black rubber off the water will still collect along the pink lip.Even without the rusting issue at the bottom... the water is very cloudy in this bowl. I at first thought it was our water, I have put water in a glass bowl, plastic bowl and our lab's metal bowl with no cloudiness. I put water back in this pink metal bowl and the water was cloudy again.Threw away the bowls. Only lasted for a month before the bottom was all rusty from a few drips here and there. I also didn't feel safe with her drinking cloudy water due to whatever this "metal" bowl is made from.
