SPOT Coop Cup Wire Hanger - Stainless Steel Hanging Bowl for Pet Crates, Easy Install, Chew-Proof, Removable Water/Kibble Bowl for Medium Dogs, Cats, Large Birds, Reptiles - 3.75 Cups (30 Oz)

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.

These did not seem cheap and flimsy to me like some reviews. I bought them a second time for our cat habitat because they are nice and light weight, hang on the wire walls just like I expect, and they look good and so far (several months) they have held up nicely. They are easy to take out and put back, they clean up nice and the water dishes seem like they keep the water fresh and cool more than other types of dishes. These are not super heavy duty, nor did I expect that for the price point.

I ordered two of these bowls for my ferret cage.Pros:Both arrived quickly and were well packaged. They are easy to clean and large enough to hold a good amounts of food/water. The hooks are adaptable to any cage type.Cons:Of the two I got, each hangs at a slightly different height and one sags down at an angle - not enough to cause leaking, but I decided to designate this one as the food dish just in case. The hooks, while durable and thick, are slightly too wide and my ferrets managed to bump them off the bars twice before I tapped them down. Probably the most annoying thing is that the manufacturer places their sticker right on the inside of the bowl - why they can't put these on the bottom of the bowl I have no idea. One sticker came off easily without residue, but the other tore and left sticky residue and paper on the bottom of the dish which I had to scrub off. All in all the bowl worked fine and I removed a star for the inconsistencies between bowls and the falling off, not the sticky residue, but its still very annoying.

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.

I got this bowl for my Flemish Giant bunny. I use it as her water dish. The bowl’s big enough that she won’t run out of water and doesn’t take up a lot of space. It’s super easy to clean and set up. I’m happy with my purchase.

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.