Choosing the right size bowl depends on your dog's size, muzzle shape and the type of food you feed.
Choosing the right configuration depends on how your dog eats and drinks. Some dogs prefer their water away from their food, while others enjoy having an extra water bowl in another room or on a covered patio. The Duo keeps food and water together, while the Solo gives you the flexibility to place them wherever works best for your dog.
As a general guide:
Small
Best for dogs around 5–15 kg.
Diameter 14 cm
Depth 6.5 cm
Capacity 450 ml (2 cups)
Stand height 15 cm
Overall 16 cm
Medium
Best for dogs around 15–35 kg and comfortably suit the vast majority of adult dogs.
Diameter 20 cm
Depth 8.5 cm
Capacity 1 L (4.5 cups)
Stand height 18 cm
Overall 20 cm
Please note: Our elevated bowls aren't designed for very small or low to the ground dogs, such as teacup breeds or miniature Dachshunds. Because of their height, they may not be the most comfortable option for these dogs.
For dogs over 35 kg, the medium bowl is generally an excellent choice for water. For feeding, suitability depends more on the size of your dog's meals and the width of the bowl they require than weight alone. Dogs eating large raw meals or oversized bones may benefit from a larger bowl.
Puppies can usually start with the bowl size they'll grow into, while many senior dogs and dogs with reduced mobility appreciate the comfort of an elevated bowl.
If you're replacing existing bowls, comparing their diameter and capacity with the guide above is often the easiest way to choose the right size.
If you're still unsure, just let us know your dog's breed, age and approximate weight. We're always happy to help you choose the most suitable size.