Borosilicate Glass Dog Bowl, Three Capacities for Daily Food or Water and Floor-Level Feeding

Serve food or water in a 100% borosilicate glass dog bowl intended for everyday use on the floor.

Borosilicate glass has a long kitchenware history: Otto Schott invented it in 1893, and Corning brought it to the U.S. market under the Pyrex trade name in 1915.

Three capacities let you select a bowl size for your dog’s feeding or drinking routine, and each purchase includes one bowl.

Key Features

• Made entirely from borosilicate glass for a consistent glass construction.
• Suitable for serving either dog food or water during daily meals and drink breaks.
• Offered in small, medium, and large sizes, each identified by capacity, diameter, height, and ounce measurement.
• Borosilicate glass can withstand extreme temperatures and extensive daily use, but it remains glass and requires appropriate handling.
• Designed for floor-level placement rather than use on a counter.

Specifications

• Small: 370 ml capacity; 5-inch diameter × 2.125-inch height; 12.5 oz.
• Medium: 635 ml capacity; 5.875-inch diameter × 2.37-inch height; 21.5 oz.
• Large: 930 ml capacity; 6.75-inch diameter × 2.625-inch height; 31.5 oz.
• Package quantity: one glass dog bowl in the selected size.

Borosilicate remains glass, so keep the bowl on the floor rather than on a counter. For a dog that enjoys carrying its bowl around, a stainless steel bowl is recommended instead.