Bowls & water
A tilted bowl for small dogs, flat faces and seniors, and a cordless fountain that keeps the water moving.
2 pieces
What is in Bowls & water
The Posture Bowl tilts dinner toward the dog. A bowl on the floor means a dog folds its neck down to reach every bite; the slanted base angles the food to the front, so small dogs, flat faces and seniors eat without the hunch. The food sits in a removable stainless steel insert on a wide melamine base with a grippy bottom. Three sizes, measured across the top: Small (4.3 in) for toy breeds and puppies, Medium (5.5 in) for most small dogs, Large (6.9 in) for bigger small dogs and hearty portions, in Green, Orange and White.
The Slurp Station is a cordless fountain. It runs on a built-in rechargeable battery, so it goes where your dog actually drinks, and a motion sensor starts the flow when they walk up; you can also set a timer or leave it running. The basin is stainless steel, not plastic, holds 4 litres and comes apart in three pieces: rinse weekly, put the bowl in the dishwasher, change the filter every two weeks.
Who it suits
The bowl is made for dogs up to about 30 lb: dachshunds, corgis, shih tzus, Frenchies and older dogs of a similar size. A tilted bowl is a comfort upgrade, not a medical treatment; if your dog has trouble eating or swallowing, ask your vet about feeding height. The fountain's 4-litre basin lasts small and medium dogs a few days between refills.