Fuzzy Puppy Pet Products Flat Sided Pail with Dual Hooks, Snugly Fit On Dog, Cat and Critter Crates & Cages, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel, 9 Quart (FSP-9)

Buy these for the dog park and they are awesome. Prevents the dogs from digging in the bowls.

Great for trips

Perfect for our dog

Paired with a double end stap swivel, works great for a dog crate without the usual spills

Works

It’s to deep for our dog

Hola por favor quiero saber porque si yo pago 20 dollares el cubo llego mas chiquito,gracias.

I have two Great Danes and these guys drink, slobber and spill gallons of water daily. I got tired of constantly refilling the standard water bowl and was looking for something bigger. I still use a standard size water bowl inside their kennels to limit how much they drink when confined and less to spill on the bedding. However, I wanted something larger to hang on the outside of the kennel for them to drink from when they are out of the kennel roaming freely about the house. I originally bought the 9 quart size first thinking the bigger the better and less refills. Wrong! I immediately exchanged that size for the 4 quart size - here’s why… The 9 quart was just too big hanging on the outside of the kennel and too heavy to carry from the sink when it was time to clean and refill. And as often as their water needs to be cleaned, 9 quarts would be a lot of wasted water. I also didn’t think it was very stable hanging on the kennel with two 150 pound beasties wrestling and bumping into everything in their path - water everywhere! Once the 4 quart size arrived it has been working out great. It hangs fine on the outside of the kennel and so far has been stable while they drink from it and when they bump into the kennel. I have mobility challenges but I’m able to easily carry the full bucket by the handle from the kitchen sink to the other rooms - it’s actually easier than carrying the standard water bowl that doesn’t have a handle. The 8 inch diameter at the top of the bucket is the same size as the standard bowl we use and is plenty large for my big snouted doggos. My boy Monty likes to submerge his whole nose into the water bucket and blow bubbles - I don’t why but he’s been doing it since he was a baby - anyway he can do that just fine with the 4 quart bucket. And that’s one of the reasons we go through so much water because after he finishes blowing bubbles and drinking, he just pulls his head out of the water and runs back to playing with his mate leaving a trail of water streaming from his face and mouth all the way to the floor (thus the reason to the towels on the floor) - cute but very messy! The only improvement I would recommend is to make a 3 quart size - basically take the 4 quart’s 8 inch top diameter but make the bucket a smidge shorter. My guys are leaving about 3 inches of water at the bottom and looking at me like “Mom time for a refresh!”. They can reach the bottom if they want but by the time the water level gets that low there is so much slobber, dirt, leaves and other crap that’s washed out of their mouths that the bucket really does need to be cleaned and water refreshed. I’m doing a refresh 2-3 times in a 24 hour period now with the bucket instead of 10-12 times with the standard bowls I was using. So overall the 4 quart size is working well for us but a 3 quart would have been perfect as long as the top diameter was the same as the 4 quart. I did think the price was a bit high but so is everything else these days. Hope this review helps someone out there!

My 12 week old Standard size GoldenDoodle is very eager to get her food and knocks her bowl over every time she gets fed. Not anymore, no more water or food spills thanks to these durable pails. I recommend getting the size your puppy will need at her full grown size. We purchased two sizes she outgrew the quart size rather quickly. lol

I use them for my great danes when they have to be crated. Love the buckets. Easy fill and clean and hangs perfect.