Food tastes even better from a good quality bowl! The HUNTER Lund Ceramic Bowl is a particularly chic model that can be used for both wet and dry food, or as a water bowl. This bowl is nice and heavy, meaning that it stays stable and doesn’t wobble around while your dog is eating. This can be an advantage for dogs that are easily put off their meal. The dish is made from sturdy ceramic with a scratch-proof finish. A silicon ring on the bottom protects your floor while also making sure the bowl stays in place. The HUNTER Lund Ceramic Bowl has a matte glaze in subtle grey and white. The design is finished with a stylish imprinted HUNTER logo. HUNTER Lund Ceramic Bowl at a glance: High-quality ceramic bowl for dogs Stable: thanks to its heavy weight, doesn’t wobble Silicone bottom: making it even more stable, protects the floor Versatile: suitable as a bowl for water or for wet and dry food High-quality: from the HUNTER range Charming design: matte glaze, imprinted HUNTER logo Material: ceramic Colour: Outside: grey Inside: white Care instructions: dishwasher safe Sizing chart: Diameter Height Capacity 13cm 6.5cm 550ml 16cm 6.5cm 900ml 20cm 7.5cm 1.5l
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Hunter
- Price: £19.35
- Unit price: £12.90/litre
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- 550ml: £8.71 (£15.84/litre)
Good to know
- Wash food bowls after every meal and water bowls daily, with a brush or sponge kept only for pet bowls.
- Replace ceramic bowls that are chipped or cracked. Damage harbours bacteria and can cut a tongue.
- Choose a water bowl bigger than you think you need, especially for large dogs and in warm weather.
Common questions
How often should I clean my dog’s bowls?
Wash food bowls after every meal, especially with wet food, and clean and refill water bowls at least once a day. Use hot soapy water or the dishwasher, and keep a separate sponge for pet bowls.
How much water should my dog drink a day?
It varies with size, diet, weather and exercise. Vets often quote a normal range of roughly 20 to 70ml per kilo of body weight per day, with dogs on wet food drinking less from the bowl. If your dog starts drinking noticeably more than usual, see your vet.
