Maslow 88077 Standard Bowl, stainless steel, 11 Cups/88 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Good quality! Litle bigger than i though but that's actually better for me! I plan on making my own bowl holder out of wood and the edges have a good size for resting on the wood. They were a little dirty when they arrived but a quick wash should fix that

I'm going to revise my original review of 2 stars for a food bowl, which I believe is accurate and change it to 5 stars for a water bowl. If you fill it most of the way and place it on a floor with a somewhat non-slip surface or even on a towel, it works perfectly as a water bowl. The extra weight of the water plus the non-slip surface or towel keeps it stationary and most dogs aren't nearly as rough when drinking water as they are when eating. I almost got rid of them, but decided to try to make the best with the strengths of this bowl (light and easy to handle, and holds quite a large volume.These dog bowls are made of such thin metal, that if a good-sized adult were to step on one of them upside down, it would likely crinkle and mold-around their shoe. They're just very cheaply made, with no rubber on the bottom to keep them from sliding. I bought the large bowl and was surprised at how large it was. It would easily hold enough food for several full-grown St. Bernard's, at least for one meal. They're too big to use as feed bowls, but they will make decent water bowls. If you're looking for a feed bowl, this isn't it. Find a thicker, heavier version with rubber on the bottom.

We purchased these with a purpose and a plan in mind. Thanks to the product, it worked! Our 3 dogs needed a larger dish and for a variety of reasons. Holds enough that we don't have to refill in the middle of the meal, large enough that they don't flip over as easy, enough room inside to allow the dogs to expand their jaws as needed without hitting the sides. There is another reason we bought these, and they held up to the purpose, was to design a way to MOUNT or SECURE the dish without the hardware being in the way of the food. Again, capacity mattered here too.So now we have large useful dog bowls, secured but easily movable. All we did was drill a couple holes, mounted an eye-pad (also stainless steel) with stainless steel rivets, attached a cable with a clasp and done.We enjoy the fact the dog bowls don't walk off now, we can kick them off the porch when empty and they won't roll away, easily moved when necessary, easy to detach and clean, dogs are happy too.

Very thin and lightweight. Does no one make a true Heavy Duty Stainless bowl anymore? I absolutely HATE the indent ring on the bottom of the bowl. I know they do this so it has some structural integrity because the material is so thin, but it is a pain in the butt to clean. Look at the attached picture. Every bit of that ridge up and down and up is wedged in the corner of the bowl. Food sticks there and is a pain to dig out. Putting in the diswasher doesn't generally get rid of the solids.When I order a stainless steel bowl, I am ordering it for sanitary reasons. That means an easy to clean smooth interior finish. You notice they don't offer a picture of the inside - if they had I never would have ordered it. This is a definite, DO NOT BUY recommendation.

I just received this bowl today. I was hoping it would fit on the Bergan extra large feeding station, and it does! I plan on ordering more so I can easily wash the dirty bowls in the dishwasher (I have been putting the 2 original bowls in the dishwasher all along without a problem).

This bowl arrived yesterday. Typical...the manufacturer glued the sticker in the center of the bowl. I don't know why they don't put their labels on the outside so it doesn't matter as much when the glue doesn't easily come off!The bowl didn't seem very sturdy for the price. I washed and then put water in it for my dogs. One of my dogs smelled the bowl and walked away. The other one took a couple laps of water. After about 4 hours, I noticed this dark black mark. The stainless steel coating came off. That mark wasn't there when I washed the bowl and put water in it. Very poor quality!

Previously our two dogs had a motley mismatched set of three water bowls, all of them slightly too small for the 100 lb. gulpers. We had to refill the bowls around 5 times a day.So in browsing for cheap, larger stainless bowls (me: tight budget) I came across this one and gave it a try. I chose the 11 cup model after considering the 17 cup. My dogs don't like stale water so I'll still have to refill 1-2 times a day. 17 cups seemed like overkill.When I got my bowl it felt a bit flimsy but no matter; my dogs are not smashers. They showed a preference for this bowl right away. It would run near dry while the other bowls were almost full.Then I broke my ankle. This lightweight bowl was easy to fill and transport while I was on a knee scooter. The other heavier bowls were not.I was so pleased with this bowl I ordered two more. Now I have a matching set, and the old heavy rusty bowl can be retired, while the vintage pyrex mixing bowl can be returned to baking duty.I'm hoping that if I wash and dry the Maslow bowls regularly I can delay rust. And if they do get rusty, well, I paid less than $7 per bowl. I'll consider my options at that point, which may include buying another set of these. What can I say? My dogs like them, and I like how light and inexpensive they are.

Great decent sized bowl, I needed an extra one for the bathroom, as now the majority of the animals want to drink out of that one for some reason.. 😂😂 So I just needed a new one for the kitchen, even though they hardly drink in there.. I know, bunch of high maintenance dogs and cats lol.. Gets the job done. It's s NOT heavy. So if you're looking for a heavy bowl, this one is probably not what you're looking for. NOT made in China, woo hoo!! I believe it was either made in Germany or India, can't remember off the top of my head. Recommend this bowl, it's a great bang for your buck!! 😘😘

My dog prefers to drink water from stainless steel bowls and I have a bad habit of forgetting things. I have repurchased this bowl a few times, not because it's broken but because I've forgotten it at friends houses when I've gone for a visit. He has a bowl at a few locations now!

I love this bowl. I have a dog and two cats and before I had to fill the water bowl twice a day...not any more !

Although I haven't measured, these don't look like they would hold 11 cups. I expected them to be larger. High quality stainless steel, no rubber grips on the bottom make cleaning a breeze! Something thats very nice is that the sticker on the bowl was easy to remove without that residue!

We have 2 fast growing Great Danes and needed big bowls for their water and raw food. They are easy to clean which is great when you are doing a raw diet, and make for great water bowls because they are so big. Great product for a great price.

Bought this product a year ago and just wanted another as a spare while I wash the first one. Although still a fine bowl I noticed that they are now using much thinner stainless. My first bowl purchased about a year ago weighs in at 196 grams, and the 2 new ones weight in at 135 and 137 grams respectively. Should not matter as long as you're not using it for a tough job.