The Best Dog Bowls in 2022

Is Fido a bit of an overeater? Most dogs overeat because they aren’t taught how to control their hunger as pups, which is why Outward Hound found the perfect in-between solution. This slow feeding dog bowl comes with different layers, designed to hold standard sized bits of kibble. This means your dog has to work for it instead of just digging their nose into a huge hill of their favorite food.

It also comes with a non-slip base to prevent food spillage all over your nice clean floors. Help your dogs eat slower, manage their weight better, and stay safer. Outward Hound uses materials that are free of BPA, PVC and phthalate. That means no more toxins mingling with your pup’s chow, which helps you sleep better at night, and safeguards their health without a second thought.

Amazon always finds a way to simplify purchase options, thanks to their AmazonBasics product lineup. In the spirit of providing a hassle-free eating and drinking experience for your dog, they crafted this rust-resistant, stainless steel dog bowl to get the job done. No fuss, no muss, and no mess. Thanks to the overlapping rubber design along the bottom, this stays put on the floor, and holds a ton of resistance against the force of your dog sliding up against the bowl. It won’t tip over for anything.

Even with that high-density rubber, this is entirely dishwasher safe. We recommend putting it on the top rack to prevent rubber deterioration over time, but even if that starts to wear down, you’ll still get years of use out of this bowl. Hold up to thirty-eight ounces of food or water, and offer your pup the perfect alternative to low-grade plastic dog bowls.

This concept is just marvellous, and Pet Zone pulled it off wonderfully. This elevated dog feeder comes in three different colors, adjusts to three different heights, and provides a great solution for feeding your dog. Because the platform is elevated, your pup won’t be straining their neck by bending down to the bowl quite so much. This benefit obviously varies depending on your dog’s size. You’re giving them more comfort while they enjoy their favorite dog food.

Beyond that, the two bowls that are includes are both rust-resistant stainless steel, so there’s no BPA or PVC to worry about. Steel is one of the safest options for your pup. You can fold this up for easy storage in no time, and position it up against the kitchen cabinet or wall to prevent spillage. You’ll get a cleaner kitchen floor, and they’ll get more neck support and comfort during feeding time.

We’ve shown you the very best stainless steel dog bowls, but now it’s time to look at some inexpensive options that give you a little more versatility. Silicone has its place, and with these collapsible dog bowls, it’s implemented to work well with the frequent traveller. If you find yourself bringing your pup camping with you or you’re stopping in pet-friendly hotels, this pop-up bowl is the perfect solution. Simply extend the silicone to provide a twelve ounce dish, and presto.

We mentioned camping: this includes a color coordinated D-ring to hook onto the lip of the bowl, and connect directly onto your backpack. The silicone is made free from BPA and other harmful ingredients, and is tested to ensure there’s no lead contamination from the manufacturer’s material sources. It’s a cheap option backed by a trusted brand, and fitted with a 100% money-back guarantee: what’s there to lose?

The last thing you want is to come home after a long day, and find kibble and water all over your kitchen floor. URPOWER designed this bone-shaped double dog bowl to prevent that from ever happening again. You get two twenty-six ounce stainless steel bowls, which fit perfectly into the silicone base. That base means no more skidding or slipping on the floor, while the overlapping design also prevents your pup(s) from tipping and spilling their chow all over the floor.

Whether you’re throwing it in the dishwasher or cleaning it by hand, the smooth interior makes this extremely simple to clean, even when there’s a few bits of inflated dry food floating around in the water. Stainless steel gives your pup a safer option for food and water, while remaining durable. You won’t need to replace these for well over a decade.

Cleaning a dirty dog dish is among one of the last things any of use want to be doing. You’ve come home from work, you’re tired, you don’t want to tend to the dish. Bone Dry designed this two bowl set out of ceramic, which is one of the easiest materials you’ll ever clean anything out of. Apart from being simple to clean, they also come in over a dozen classic designs and fun textures, giving you a range of options outside of the standard look of stainless steel and bright colors of plastic.

You’ll also benefit from the no-skid bottom. No more spilled water or kibble on the floor, unless your dog bulldozes themselves into the dish. It takes an absolute ton of force to get this thing to budge, unless you pop one finger beneath the rubber base. Best of all, ceramic is a 100% safe material, and Bone Dry ensures this set is FDA and Prop 54 compliant. Nothing’s going to get in between your pup and a healthy food dish.

Ever owned a Crock-Pot? Those heavy, ceramic, unbreaking interior sections were the inspiration for this excellent dog bowl. You’re not dealing with rubber or silicone on the bottom, just the weight of the dog dish to keep it in place. If you’ve got yourself one behemoth of a dog, you know that getting them the right amount of food and water can be a chore. With Pureness, you’ll be delivering fifty-two ounces of food and water per bowl.

Everything is completely FDA-approved, from the materials down to the finish. This heavy stoneware and ceramic dish can be knocked around without chipping or breaking, so you won’t have to worry about your rough and rowdy pup knocking into it. Trust us: this dish can take it.

This one’s a ton of fun. Not only do you get a massive two quart capacity, but there’s also a clip that lets you snap this bowl right onto the door of your dog’s kennel. Whether it’s for travel or staying with a buddy during your trip, you’ll be able to offer your dog more comfort and consistent nutrition while in their kennel. Simply remove the clip and place this on the floor for a standard dish: a perfect two-in-one solution.

This bowl is fully dishwasher safe, and the tall sides give your messy eaters a bit more room to be themselves without leaving you with additional cleanup afterwards. MidWest knows you’re going to love this dish for your pup, but in case you don’t, they’ve also included a one-year warranty on all parts, so you can put the clip system to the test. If you’re looking for a smaller solution, this bowl comes in eight different sizes, each with the same great latch.

Plastic isn’t our first choice, but Dogit made this bowl out of safe materials, and an anti-gulping design that helps your pup with their digestion. If you have a messy eater, a dog that just gets in there and eats as quickly as possible, then this unique design will provide them with a few roadblocks, and force them to eat at a slower pace.

It won’t retrain them, but it will help prevent digestion problems and constipation. You’ll also have a massive forty-ounce capacity, so you won’t have to refill this three times just so that they can get their fill. Pop this in the dishwasher to clean the entire thing, including the rubber bottom that prevent skidding and spilling. It’s an excellent option that stands up to rough pups.

This is fairly straightforward, but Bergan’s simple approach couldn’t be ignored. This stainless steel dog bowl is perfect for either dry food (of which is can hold eleven cups) or water, and looks to outlast the previous plastic and silicone bowls that your dog was using before.

While it’s completely dishwasher safe and rust-resistant, it’s also designed to help messy eaters. You can’t retrain your dog to eat slower, but with the high walls of Bergan’s stainless steel dog bowl, they’ll be more immersed in their dish. That means less kibble on the floor, and less cleanup for you to tend to after feeding time.