Product details

MOQ:500pcs

Size:existed

Material:ABS+stainless steel        

Brand Name: Jun Fei 

Packing:Standard

Logo: Customized

Application:Dogs,cats                          

Color:Customized

Style:New-fashion                     

Quality:High durable      

 Features

Safe & Durable Materials

• Made from food-grade stainless steel, ceramic, or BPA-free plastic to prevent contamination.
• Non-toxic, non-slip base keeps the bowl stable during meals.

Functional Design for Comfort

• Wide, shallow shape for easy access (ideal for flat-faced breeds like Bulldogs).
• Raised bowls available for better posture and digestion (recommended for large dogs).

Easy to Clean & Maintain

• Dishwasher-safe (stainless steel/ceramic) or scratch-resistant (high-quality plastic).
• Smooth surfaces prevent bacteria buildup.

Bonus: Some models include portion markers for controlled feeding.

Daily Use Guide for Best Slow Dog Feed Bowl

A well-maintained dog bowl ensures hygiene, safety, and comfort during mealtime. Follow these essential tips for daily use:

1. Cleaning Routine

• After Every Meal: Rinse the bowl with warm water to remove leftover food and saliva.
• Daily Wash: Use mild dish soap and a soft sponge (avoid abrasive scrubbers that scratch surfaces).
• Deep Clean (Weekly): Soak in vinegar-water solution (1:1) for 10 minutes to disinfect, then rinse thoroughly.

2. Material-Specific Care

• Stainless Steel: Most durable; dishwasher-safe. Check for dents that may trap bacteria.
• Ceramic: Hand-wash to preserve glaze; inspect for chips/cracks.
• Plastic: Replace if scratched (bacteria can hide in grooves).

3. Hygiene & Safety

• Separate Bowls: Use one for food and another for water to prevent cross-contamination.
• Elevated Bowls: Ideal for large/arthritic dogs but ensure they’re at elbow height to avoid neck strain.
• Non-Slip Base: Prevents spills, especially for energetic eaters.

4. Storage Tips

• Dry Completely: Store upside down to avoid moisture buildup.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prevents plastic warping or ceramic glaze damage.

Pro Tip: Replace bowls every 1-2 years (or sooner if damaged).

By following these steps, your dog’s bowl stays clean, safe, and long-lasting!