Granite ceramic dog bowl

From the Chihuahua to the Maltese, from the Yorkshire Terrier to the funny mongrel: the small food bowl is suitable for all dogs with a round or elongated head shape - they should only have a small(er) build. And even floppy-eared dogs such as dachshunds can eat from it in a "mannerly" way: Thanks to the curved wall, the ears hang down more easily outside the bowl instead of dragging through the food.

Every dog is different - they are all hungry. But not all food bowls are the same. In order to meet their pet's natural needs when it comes to food intake, dog owners should take various factors into account: How big is the dog, does it have a rather round head shape with a short snout or rather an elongated head shape with a long snout, is it picky or does it pounce enthusiastically on its bowl? One of the key questions for dog lovers also arises at feeding time: What can I do to ensure that the food actually ends up in my dog's digestive tract and is not scattered next to the bowl in an exuberance of food intake - or even stuck in the hanging ears?

These food bowls are the answer.

The Coburg-based Keramische Werkstätten Denk - nomen est omen - have given a lot of thought to the different needs and behaviors of dogs and cats and have finally developed these food bowls in various designs. What all the bowls have in common is the material: Granicium®, a special form of granite ceramic. The granite comes from the German low mountain ranges; the rock flour is processed into clay with the addition of spring water, Effective Microorganisms (EM) and lactic acid cultures.

• The resulting Granicium®, which is fired at high temperatures, is naturally free from metals and any plasticizers and is also particularly dense, strong and very robust.

• Tiny ground rutile crystals (titanium dioxide) have also been added to the granite ceramic to achieve a small photocatalytic self-cleaning effect: When exposed to light, the surface has a slight antimicrobial effect, reducing unpleasant odors on the material surface.

• The surface is typically fine and slightly rough - not too much so as not to affect your pet's tongue, but enough to prevent the food from falling out of the bowl when lapped up (as can easily happen with very smooth bowls).

The shape of the bowls is just as well thought out as the choice of material.

• Their center of gravity is very low so that they cannot tip over.

  Thanks to their considerable weight, they cannot be easily pushed around.

• The wall of the round bowl "glides" up from the floor seamlessly, without any obstructive edges or corners, so that your pet can press the food against the wall and pick it up without leaving any residue.

Should a small mishap happen to your furry friend despite all the foresight and foresight: The Granicium® food bowls can be put in the dishwasher. They are also suitable for the microwave and convection oven and can be used to prepare and serve hot food. And leftover food can easily be covered with a second of the stackable bowls, which can be used as a water bowl, for example, and offered to the pet at a later date.