Pet Bowls | Stanley 1913 – Stanley 1913 UK

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the lid really work as a non-slip base?

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.

Why would I want an insulated dog bowl?

Water in an uninsulated bowl reaches room temperature quickly, and faster than that in a warm room or a car. Double-wall insulation slows it down, so water put out in the morning is still cool later, and wet food stays fresher.

Is it suitable for cats as well as dogs?

Yes. The pet bowl suits both, and cats in particular tend to prefer stainless steel over plastic.

Can I use it for dry food and wet food?

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.

Is it dishwasher safe?

The Stanley 1913 Pet Bowl is dishwasher safe. Check the care guidance with your specific product, since the range varies.

Will it survive a determined chewer?

Steel does not splinter or come apart into pieces the way a chewed plastic bowl does. It will dent before it fails.

Can I take it in the car?

That is a large part of the point. The splash-resistant lid means you can fill it at home and it will still have water in it when you arrive.

Stanley 1913 Pet Bowls

Your dog won't notice that the bowl is insulated. You will, the first time you fill it on a hot afternoon and the water is still cool three hours later.

The pet range is the same 18/8 stainless steel and the same double-wall construction as everything else we make, applied to the two things a dog actually needs from you.

Insulated Dog Bowl

This is the part that makes it different from a £5 bowl. Double-wall insulation keeps water cool rather than letting it warm to air temperature within the hour, and it keeps wet food fresher for longer in a warm kitchen or a hot car.

Stainless steel matters here for reasons beyond durability. It does not scratch into grooves that hold bacteria the way plastic does, it does not absorb smells, and it does not leach anything into water that sits in it all day.

Dog Bowl with Lid, and the Lid Is the Clever Bit

The Stanley 1913 Pet Bowl has a 2-in-1 lid that nests into the base to become a non-slip bottom. So the lid is not an accessory you lose. It travels on the bowl, and once you have taken it off it has a second job stopping the bowl skating across a kitchen floor.

Add a splash-resistant seal for the car and tapered sides so you can actually pick it up when full, and it works as a home bowl and a travel bowl without compromise in either direction.

Travel and Outdoors

Walks, road trips, campsites, days at the beach. The lid means you can fill it before you leave rather than carrying a separate bottle and something to pour into, and stainless steel survives being thrown in a boot in a way ceramic does not.

The bowls stack and nest with each other, which matters if you have two dogs or if you want water in one and food in the other.

Built for Life, Built to Last

Here is a concrete one: the Everyday Pet Bowl is made from 18/8 recycled stainless steel.

It is also the last bowl argument in its plainest form. Plastic bowls get chewed, scratched and replaced. Ceramic ones chip and break. A steel bowl outlives both by years, and this one is BPA free and dishwasher safe, which is the part that actually matters when you are washing it twice a day.

Complete Your Collection

Taking the dog out for the day? Water Bottles for you, Flasks for a hot drink that lasts the walk, and Food Containers for lunch. Bags covers carrying it. Everything sits under Drinkware.

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