We have a pug that eats 3/4 cups of dry food. What size bowl should we order?
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We bought a large size and put 1 cup of large kernels in it. It fills up the bottom but we probably could have gotten by with a medium size. We bought it to slow our pups' eating down and it does so, at least some. If the food wasn't as spread out, it might not slow the eating down as much.
1406803
There isn't a huge difference in the small and medium..had the small as well and returned because it was defective. I think you're fine either small or medium, but prefer the medium as it does provide a bit more room and think it would slow the eating marginally.
1406804
If the pug is only ever going to eat 3/4 cup, get a small. I have a medium and it holds almost 2 cups for my black lab pup
1406805
Personally, I would go for the small if this is the largest amount of food this dog is going to ever eat.
1406806
sorry i am just now seeing your email. i would get a medium to spread the food out more, which would slow down eating just a tad :).
1155489
The larger bowl holds 9 1/2 cups water the slightly smaller bowl holds 7 1/2 cups of water. I use both for water and for my 75# dog and my 35# dog it lasts a couple days....I use both for water since I have two dogs. Depending on the size of kibble I would imagine the food would be about the same as the water..hope that helps.
1880677
The bowl holds six cups of dry (small. flat bites). I have a Shar Peii/Cattle Dog, 80 lbs.
868456
Sorry, I have 2 dogs and they have learned to eat very quickly by circling around the bowls to get their semi dry dog food. Needless to say, we don't use these bowls. I think the flower type bowls from this company work a little better. Good luck.
1481560
The bowl is shallow enough and I think wide enough for a Pug to drink safely. I'm not sure how the Pug normally drinks, but it will have to work a little bit harder to lap up the water since it is a bit low. Tip the bowl so it is full and that will really work.
833460
This bowl is not a big bowl. I have a 7lb Pom and when I got this bowl he was 7 months old he is now a year old and I still use it....it's perfect.
821299
My bowls are 6" bone is 3", I have no idea if it is the small, or medium. I have Shelties, so a long snout is just right for this item. It did slow them down dramatically.
39967
We have a 100+ pound Rottweiler and he does not knock over this bowl although we give him 4cups of food in this bowl if your only doing 1cup you could probably do the next size down.
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Here's the link to the bowl we love. http://www.wag.com/dog/p/jolly-pets-roadrefresher-grey-104126?noappbanner=true&utm;_source=Wag_SG&utm;_medium=PDP_SG&utm;_campaign=wa-sg-to-mobile
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I have a lab and he eats 1 1/2 cups of dry food twice a day. It easily holds 1 1/2 cups and any extras that he might get (bannanas, cocoanut oil, left over chicken etc.) I would say you could easily put 2 cups of dry dog food in it. My dog loves it and it does slow him down to a reasonable pace.
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We would recommend the Regular size. And if you find these are too big for your dog to chew properly, you can feed the Petite since your dog sits right on the feeding guideline for both.
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I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe... » Read More I have a 22lb cockapoo who eats out of the small tulip bowl set into the small yoga bowl. I use the medium size of each for a water bowl shared by my 85lb goldendoodle and the cockapoo. I do have to refill it a couple of times a day. I think the sizes listed are pretty accurate as liquid ounces, so the small would hold a little over a cup and the medium would hold about 4 cups. For my cockapoo, the medium would be overly large for her food, though I think her ears would probably stay clean. The medium would be more suited for feeding my goldendoodle, though I feed them twice a day. Maybe you would have more food if you feed your dog only once a day. My dogs both like the tilted bowls. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I can't remember, but it was too low for my 30 lb. dog. She is the size of a cocker spaniel, and I returned this as it was too low, so basically didn't get her food off the floor, which was my point in buying this. I do think the bowl was bigger than 3 inches though....
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I don't only own a dog, only cats. One of them is a very large Maine Coon and he does fine but since dogs tend to lap water from bowls, I would think your pug would do alright.
334378
Try looking up the Kyjen website for a video or direct help. I'd suggest the spiral bowl to make it easier for you to add the food (or clean up!) and still challenge your pup.
1134905
I would say about a cup of kibble. More might make it hard for it to come out when your dog rolls it around.
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I bought one for my black lab that ate her 2cups of food in less than 30s. This bowl is fantastic for dry food, but I don't think it would work well for wet food. The grooves are quite deep and are designed for dry food