SPOT Stainless Steel Coop Cup with Wire Hooks – Durable, Chew-Resistant Food/Water Bowl for Cages & Crates, Easy Install & Removable, for Cats, Dogs, Birds & Reptiles - 20 Oz (2.5 Cups)

Good little bowls. I use them for one of my dogs in his kennel. They are easy to clean and deal with.

Ethical Stainless Steel Coop Cup, 30-OunceI bought this for a new puppy. It hangs right on the door to her crate so I can feed her with the crate open or closed (which is nice for travel). Depending on how vigorous your dog is, I supposed it could pop the bowl out from the metal ring the holds it, but if you hang the dish towards the bottom of the crate, the dog can't nose under it. The bowl is a little flimsy, but we don't leave it in the crate when she isn't eating so its not like she is going to be gnawing on it. The meal holder is a separate piece from the dish itself so I can through the bowl in the dishwasher nice and easy. Overall it is a pretty simple design, but exactly what we were looking for. It could be a little sturdier, but for what we need it is plenty fine. If your dog is really rough on dishes, you may want to go with something they can pick up and carry around (like a feeding station that the bowls clip in to) anyway.

They are as sturdy as any pet food bowl, very easy to clean, but they don't stay put on the crate wire mesh. My cats kept knocking them down and dumping their food and water. However there is an easy fix. Just get your husband to bend the rally stiff wire hooks closed a little more till thy stay on the crate wall. Now they work great.

This was a pretty decent bowl at first. Easy to keep clean, the bowl just sits in a rim and is easy to take out to fill.However... My pup was six months old at the time and likes to get in trouble. I had him crated while at work after he had eaten 3 shoes. When I returned from work, he wasn't acting himself. That's when I noticed he had broken the bowl off the crate and had managed to get the hook embedded in his jaw.Super cheap bowl, $200 vet bill. Do not leave this in the crate unattended unless you want to risk it hurting your animals.

30 oz sounded like enough for my 65lb English Shepherd but it isn't enough at all. He should have at least 40 oz capacity. This time of year the dogs sleep in their crates for almost 12 hours because of the long nights. The bowl itself is very easy to use and clean, and not in the way in the crate at all (partly because it's so small!) I love how it hangs on the side to keep the floor dry and uncluttered and easier for him to drink from.20 oz sounded like enough for my 50lb English Shepherd but it isn't enough at all. She should have at least 30 oz capacity. This time of year the dogs sleep in their crates for almost 12 hours because of the long nights. The bowl itself is very easy to use and clean, and not in the way in the crate at all (partly because it's so small!) I love how it hangs on the side to keep the floor dry and uncluttered and easier for her to drink from.

Very nice water pot for chickens

I bought 2 of these bowls for my rabbits for two separate cages. They always seem to thump their water bowls or knock them over and get their cages wet. I wanted something that I could hook on the side of their cage that would be out of their way. When the bowls arrived, they were a little bigger than I expected. I guess I should have read more carefully that these were 30oz bowls. Would probably make good bowls for cats or puppies to sit straight on the floor without the clip or round metal bowl holder.I filled them probably half way with water and put the clip attached to the round metal bowl holder in place where I wanted the bowl to sit in the cage. It looked weird because the round metal bowl holder was leaned back really far and I knew if I put the water bowl into it, it would not sit straight and would pour out into the cage. I cautiously tried it thinking that the weight of the water would make the whole ensemble come down some and even out and it would become level. That did not happen. The bowl leaned all the way back, and as I figured, the water came pouring out. I tried to bend the metal pieces to where the bowls would sit level but they didn’t budge. So now I have 2 bowls that lean backwards and there is no way that my rabbits can drink out of them unless they stood straight up on their back legs on one side of the bowl and drank the water towards the back side of the bowl (The water that hasn’t spilled out).I really wanted these to work so I tried as hard as I could again to bend these clips attached to the round bowl holder until I eventually broke it. They won’t bend or budge. So I just sat the bowls down in the cage and threw the broken clips away. I didn’t even want to fool with sending them back.There is no reason that these clips and this round metal bowl holder should be shaped in such a way that it makes the bowls sit high up and bend backwards. Very disappointed. The only way that I can see these working with the clip ensemble is if you have a bird that can fly up to the bowl and perch on it. Even then you cant put a lot of food or water in it because it leans so far back.I wouldn’t waste my money on these!

I use this in my hospital cages.They are awesome.They keep the food and water above the ground.So feces doesn't get hang just perfectly.

Exactly as described

I bought this bowl to add to the dogs create. I put water in it to see what she would do. There is a regular water bowl that is out on the floor. She prefers to go to her create to get the water - not sure if it is because it's at her standing height? Sometimes she goes between both water bowls at the same time, but more to the create. The water bowl is made of a thin metal than expected, but it accomplishes its purpose. I can't comment/compare to the quality of similar products because this is the first one I have purchased. This is also a decent size for a medium size dog as most i have noted are smaller. Water does spill out but it's in the create and I don't mind.

Me encanta, mi conejita arrojaba los platitos de cerámica, este se aferra firmemente a la jaula... y mi conejita no lo puede mover.... me encanto... es súper seguro, lo recomiendo 100%..... además el tamaño es excelente... le cabe bastante alimento para cuando salgo todo el día....

This thing works great. The design is simple. It isn't "heavy duty". If you have a rowdy or big dog, it'll get knocked over for sure.Go to the dollar store and spent $1 on a pack of zip ties and tie it down. I used 3 zip ties and tied it slightly elevated. He can't move the thing at all. It is now as heavy duty as it'll get. It is a pain to have to reach in for the bowl.. but hey, should have gotten a better dog then.

Its says stainless steel coop cup, the cup is stainless steel but not the holder, the stand dish holder is only chrome and it started to rust on the first week. I believe it should all be stainless steel.