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Yes, that is what it is designed for. The lid nests into the bottom of the bowl, so it sits under the bowl rather than beside it, and it grips the floor. It means the lid never becomes the bit you cannot find.
Because water in a normal bowl reaches room temperature within an hour, and on a hot day that means your dog drinks less. An insulated dog bowl keeps the water cool for hours instead. It also keeps wet food fresher in a warm room.
For hygiene, yes. Plastic scratches, and scratches hold bacteria and smells. Steel does not scratch in the same way and it does not absorb odour. It also lasts far longer, because a dog cannot chew through it.
Yes. There is nothing about the design that only suits dogs.
Both, plus water and treats. Stainless steel does not hold the smell of wet food the way plastic does, which is the usual reason people end up with a separate bowl for each.
Yes. The lid comes off, so both parts get cleaned properly.
Steel does not splinter or come apart into pieces the way a chewed plastic bowl does. It will dent before it fails.
Yes. The lid seals for the car and the base is stable when you put the bowl down. That is what the 2-in-1 lid is for: it protects the contents while you travel and it stops the bowl sliding when you arrive.