Petmate No Spill Bowl

Customer Reviews

• A. C.

  Amazing bowls!!

  I had a litter of puppies and they like to put their paws in the water bowl and splash it all out. I found this sweet baby and sure the puppies could put their paws in the water but they couldn’t splash it all out. And better yet when they would tip the bowl over upside down not a single drop spilled on the ground. I was getting worried before this bowl came in my life that my new hardwoods my drywall we’re going to be ruined by tsunami’s of water surging through the floors of my house from these destructive little creatures that are alive because they’re so cute. So thank you for making this bowl and I suggest this to all of my puppy buyers.

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• B. L. A.

  I can't believe how spill proof this bowl is.

  I actually filled this bowl with water and turned it upside down. You would think the water would just drain. NO. That water stays put. Excellent! I can fill this bowl and put it in the car for long trips and not worry about spills. It will work great in the bike trailer on those long bike rides.

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• B. B. M.

  Works perfect - almost

  Update: Sigh...so I bought this bowl to keep my 90lb boxer out of the cat's water. It worked for about 5 days, then he finally figured out how to get the lid off of it and get to the water. Cat's still aren't a fan, but for cats or a small dog, this might work for you.I bought this bowl because my dog is a jerk. I have to keep my cats' water bowl up or my dog drinks it all every chance he gets. It didn't matter where I put it, but he managed to get up on whatever table, counter or shelf I put it on and would knock their water over, spilling it on everything. It got to the point he was ruining the wood on my table and sideboard.A friend suggested getting one that couldn't be tipped, but I doubted it would work because 1) My dog is a jerk. 2) My dog is a 90lb boxer. Well...I was wrong. I can leave this bowl on my sideboard, easily accessible to the cats (I have 3) and he can't maneuver his behind to get to it to knock it over...yet!It took the cats a bit to get used to it, they like clear things and put their paws in the water, but after about 4 days they are doing fine with it. So far so good!

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• J. G.

  My cat hates he cant spill water anymore

  My cat had started to play with the water of every bowl. We went from a regular plastic bowl that he was flipping constantly, to a heavy bowl that he couldn't flip anymore, but he started splashing the water out, to this amazing bowl. My cat still tries as hard as he can to splash the water out, and he even flipped the bowl, but the water never came out. The trick is to fill the water just enough that even if you flip the bowl the water will fit inside the space created by the lid. You can try it out over your sink.

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• C.

  Finally A No Spill Bowl That Works!

  We have tried 'no spill' bowls with a floater inside and still the dog and one of the cats take them apart. But this bowl has no floater which makes it easy to clean, and the dog and cat don't have a toy to play with in the water bowl. One cat pushed this water bowl off their table but it landed upright and spilled very little. Best to use a rubber mat underneath. Now no more puddles and wet paw prints to clean up. Great purchase.

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