Titan Mango Wood & Stainless Steel Bowl 18cm - Natural Dog Bowl for Indoors with Ultra Grip Base - Versatile Dog Bowls and Dog Water Bowl for Hydration and Feeding

I ordered this dog bowl, as with three dogs I have a dog bowl to hand in the living room, kitchen and also a huge one in the garden (and it's not the dog pool, even though they have drunk out of that as well ).I double up my dog bowls, as the dogs like to drink together, or what I think happens is that one drinks, and one of the others thinks, I can drink faster than you, and then they have a race.This bowl holds a litre of water, the same amount of water in the bowl next to it in picture 4.It's slightly raised due to the wooden collar (it's not a wooden bowl, as it has no bottom). I do like that it has the soft footing on it so it it doesn't scratch the surfaces and also doesn't move when they are drinking.The wooden collar is made from mango wood, and it's meant to be cheaper than other types of wood. It is meant to be a long-lasting type of wood, which is probably why they have priced it up at 17.99, but I do think it is overpriced for a wooden collar instead of an actual bowl. The wooden collar does make It did make it easy to clean, and it dried quickly.

A fantastic little product for our furry friends.It’s a standard steel bowl, which is removable inside a ring of handcrafted wood, which is quite nicely done and rugged at the same time.It’s a nice size for both small and big dogs, but probably for a bigger dog you’ll need a bigger size. I would say the size I have is consistent of a medium dog.Very easy to clean, simply lift out the bowl from the center. give it a wash, fill it up and put it back in.Great value for money and came well packaged and ready to use

Just under £22 gets you;Fuzzl Titan Mango Wood & Stainless Steel Bowl 18cm - Natural Dog Bowl for Indoors with Ultra Grip Base - Versatile Dog Bowls and Dog Water Bowl for Hydration and FeedingMy initial thoughts on this was why have the metal inner bowl separate from the wooden enclosure?! Didn't make sense but I suppose for cleaning purposes they did that.The issue is that it doesn't fit perfectly and rattles a bit when you place the metal bowl into the wooden enclosure (loses a star for this)When full of water though it sits fine and doesn't rock about at all and it does look really nice and a premium overall look to it.4 stars

I really like this bowl and the dog hasn’t objected either. The mango wood exterior is nicely made and very smooth and well finished. There is no risk of getting splinters from this. It is also relatively heavy so it stays in place and doesn’t slide around.The metal bowl is quite lightweight but well made and it fits well in the wooden holder. It just drops into place and so is very easy to take out for washing.The overall effect is smart and stylish and I’m very happy with it.

Overpriced for the quality - it isn't a steel bowl within a wooden bowl, the wood is a ring, no bottom. The steel bowl is extremely lightweight & cheap. Whilst well made it's not at all the quality I expected for the price. Disappointing.

This is a nice enough wooden bowl, but truthfully, considering its relatively high price point, I’m a little underwhelmed by its overall description.The bowl is no less than a deep stainless-steel dish, carefully placed within a wooden ring, that is far lighter than the colour depicts.However, the construction of this bowl does make for easy removal and washing, and the bowl is a good size for my dog.Hopefully, this has also been built to last!The wood aspect is aesthetically pleasing, and looks rather nice if you are looking for something to match existing décor, although I was hoping for this to be much darker in colour.That being said, it looks nice, but in my opinion, I cannot justify its high price.Nonetheless, this is easy to clean, it's sturdy and durable, and in addition to its natural grain and warm tone, this dish will complement my dog's feeding station and will most likely fit into practically any interior!The wooden surround weighs this bowl, so the upside is that at least my dog can’t tip this bowl over easily whilst he’s running the minute mile through our home.To conclude, this is a nice-looking wooden pet accessory, it's modern and practical, and it does the job its intended for.It’s easy to maintain and whilst your pet might not quite appreciate this nice wooden design, it won’t break easily, and it makes a stylish impression on any floor.Due to all of the above, I thank you for the opportunity to try this product.

This is a lovely food bowl for a cat or a dog. It's stainless steel, 0.8l capacity. The bowl is separate from the wooden stand and can be cleaned easily. The wooden stand is like a wooden tyre rather than a bowl with nonslip feet.

This looks smart in the kitchen, although my dog doesn’t seem to appreciate it as much as me - he was quite happy with the plastic ones he had before!This bowl is deep set and the surrounding wooden circle makes it difficult for the bowl to be moved or tipped.The wood surround looks nice, but not the best finish that I have seen - there are marks in the wood, and it does not look well polished which I had thought it would be looking at the advert.There are rubber feet at the base of the wooden ring, and these do assist in preventing too much movement across the floor!Expensive dog bowl, but possibly worth it for aesthetics and function.