#best bowl for dogs

[easyeat]

Enjoy EasyEat's Best Bowls for Dogs. To provide your pet with the best meal experience possible, we painstakingly balanced aesthetics and utility in the design of this dish. The sturdy design and ergonomic form assure long-lasting usage, while the elevated design facilitates simple access to food and water. With EasyEat's outstanding dog dish, pamper your pet with the finest.

[timberbark]

dog therians!! ditch the human food bowls and buy yourself a dog bowl instead. fill it with kibble shaped biscuits for the ultimate experience (i am so dog-brained rn, i’m going ham at these cookies)

[thebutchersdog]

This guy is becoming such a cool dog

He turns 11 months on the 20th!

He does everything with complete enthusiasm, his tail never stops wagging no matter what (during tracking you can hear it smacking back and forth across my boots hahahhaah)

A big crocodile mouth and a strong grip, but really really enjoys playing with the helper. Extreme food drive, prey drive, always down for ANY activity as long as he is having fun.. which he always is.

I’ve been told by my club that he is the happiest dog they’ve ever met

[andthenthereweretw0]

[Me, gazing into the darkness as glowing eyes watch me from around the corner]

Me: ...Hi, dear.

[squorttle-pox]

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i couldn't choose his silliest frame so i just made a collage of possibilities, pls lmk which one is best so i can make it properly lol

[petaccessories1]

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DUO - PET FEEDING BOWL IN A SET OF 2 - Pet & Co.

PET & Co. was founded in 2021 from the siblings Kerstin and Sarah. With a lot of passion and attention to detail, the team designs comfortable, easy-care and at the same time aesthetic products, tailored to the needs of dogs, cats and their owners. https://petandco.ch/?ref=zl958oz2

Duo: https://petandco.ch/en/collections/dog-eat/products/duo-futternapf

[adventures-with-aspen]

I started cooking plain chicken in lieu of buying treats for Aspen during the holidays because we had relatives in town, a lot going on, and I needed something that would be consistently high-value.

I think I’m going to keep it up, if I can. As a treat, it hasn’t lost it’s appeal at all. He’ll even take it when he’s outside the house—a huge win! It’s way cheaper than buying dehydrated chicken from Chewy, I don’t have to worry about calories as much, and I do feel better knowing how it was prepared and stored. Plus, I can use a bit to bait his water on sport days.

[easyeat]

For the general health of our pets, a proper diet and sound digestion are essential. By utilizing an elevated dog feeder, you may help your dog's digestive system in an efficient way. We'll talk about the advantages of raised dog feeders and how they may help your dog's health in this post. A raised dog feeder has several benefits, including better posture and a lower chance of stomach problems. Let's explore the subject and learn why buying an elevated dog feeder may significantly improve the digestive health of your pet.

[petyupp]

Elevated Dog Bowls for Large Dogs

Large dogs have to bend more than a small or medium-sized dog to eat their meal but too much stretching while eating can be harmful, this is why elevated dog bowls for large dogs are in the picture. Elevated or raised dog bowls are very helpful for large dogs in preventing digestion-related issues. An elevated dog bowl is a dog bowl raised to a certain extent from the ground.

[perfectbowlnsw]

Nutritious Pet Food Delivered Right to Your Door | Perfect Bowl

Are you tired of the same old pet food routine? Perfect Bowl is here to revolutionize the way you feed your furry friend! Our fresh pet food delivery service in Australia offers a range of healthy, grain-free recipes that cater to different dietary needs. Order now and give your pet the best!

[valuevortex]

5 Best Slow Feeder Bowls to Curb Your Dog's Speed Eating!

Slow feeder bowls are all the rage among dog owners nowadays. They’re like the CrossFit of dog dining, promoting healthier habits and preventing all sorts of issues like obesity and bloating. These bowls are like culinary mazes, making it a challenge for your furry friend to chow down on their grub. It’s like turning mealtime into an adventure! And let me tell you, it’s not just about slowing…

[zigly23]

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Zigly's Bowl Collection Where Style Meets Mealtime for Dogs

Buy a comprehensive range of bowls, feeders, and food mats designed to cater to your dog's mealtime needs. Whether you have a small pup or a large, enthusiastic eater, you'll find the perfect size and style to suit your pet. Our collection includes spill-resistant mats, adjustable feeders for portion control, and a variety of materials and designs to complement your home décor. Make feeding your beloved dog a hassle-free and enjoyable experience.

[hr-nm-grnd-zr]

I'm staying at a friends house for a few weeks and one of her cats used my bedsheet as scratch material.

This is no hate to the cat, he is a cat after all. What I didn't like was her reaction. 'Yeah, this is normal.' Smiling at me like it's funny or something. I know it's just a bed sheet and I'm not too upset about it but it is rather new so it's annoying.

Not every cat does this so I wasn't expecting it. She has 4 and it's only the one that does this f.e. (this as in preferring bed sheets over other things)

If you're a cat/pet owner: please warn your friends about stuff like this or at least don't react like that when their stuff gets broken by your cat/pet. You might have gotten used to it but not everyone is so in love with your cat/pet that they will forgive every mishap in a second. It might lead to bad feelings between you two in the future.

[nomaishuttle]

ordered sonic.... yay

[fixomnia-scribble]

WOW.

Scientists found an amazingly well-preserved village from 3,000 years ago

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LONDON — A half-eaten bowl of porridge complete with wooden spoon, communal rubbish bins, and a decorative necklace made with amber and glass beads are just a handful of the extraordinarily well-preserved remnants of a late Bronze Age hamlet unearthed in eastern England that’s been dubbed “Britain’s Pompeii” and a “time capsule” into village life almost 3,000 years ago.

The findings from the site, excavated in 2015 to 2016, are now the subject of two reports, complete with previously unseen photos, published this week by University of Cambridge archaeologists, who said they cast light onto the “cosy domesticity” of ancient settlement life.

“It might be the best prehistoric settlement that we’ve found in Britain,” Mark Knight, the excavation director and a co-author of the reports, said in an interviewThursday. “We took the roofs off and inside was pretty much the contents,” he said. “It’s so comprehensive and so coherent.”

The reason for the rare preservation: disaster.

The settlement, thought to have originally consisted of several large roundhouses made of wood and constructed on stilts above a slow-moving river, was engulfed by a fire less than a year after being built.

During the blaze, the buildings and much of their contents collapsed into a muddy river below that “cushioned the scorched remains where they fell,” the university said of the findings. This combination of charring from the fire and waterlogging led to “exceptional preservation,” the researchers found.

“Because of the nature of the settlement, that it was burned down and its abandonment unplanned, everything was captured,” Knight added.

“As we excavated it, there was that feeling that we were picking over someone else’s tragedy,” he said of the eerie site in the swampy fenland of East Anglia. “I don’t think we could smell the fire but the amount of ash around us — it felt close.”

Researchers said they eventually unearthed four large wooden roundhouses and an entranceway structure, but the original settlement was probably “twice as big.”

The site at Must Farm dates to about 850 B.C., eight centuries before Romans came to Britain. Archaeologists have been shocked at “just how clear the picture is” of late Bronze Age life based on the level of detail uncovered, Knight said.

The findings also showed that the communities lived “a way of life that was more sophisticated than we could have imagined,” Duncan Wilson, head of Historic England, the public body responsible for preserving England’s historic environment, said in a statement.

The findings unearthed include a stack of spears, possibly for hunting or defense; a decorative necklace “with beads from as far away as Denmark and Iran”; clothes of fine flax linen; and a female adult skull rendered smooth, “perhaps a memento of a lost loved one,” the research found.

The inhabitants’ diet was also rich and varied, including boar, pike and bream, along with wheat and barley.

A pottery bowl with the finger marks of its maker in the clay was also unearthed, researchers said, still containing its final meal — “a wheat-grain porridge mixed with animal fats” — with a wooden spatula resting inside the bowl.

“It appears the occupants saved their meat juices to use as toppings for porridge,” project archaeologist Chris Wakefield said in the university’s news release. “Chemical analyses of the bowls and jars showed traces of honey along with ruminant meats such as deer, suggesting these ingredients were combined to create a form of prehistoric honey-glazed venison,” he added.

Skulls of dogs — probably kept as pets and to help with hunting — were also uncovered, and the dogs’ fossilized feces showed they fed on scraps from their owners’ meals, the research found.

The buildings, some connected by walkways, may have had up to 60 people living there all together, Knight said, along with animals.

Although no intact sets of human remains were found at the site, indicating that the inhabitants probably fled the fire safely, several sheep bones were found burned indoors. “Skeletal remains showed the lambs were three to six months old, suggesting the settlement was destroyed sometime in late summer or early autumn,” according to the university’s news release.

Ceramic and wooden vessels including tiny cups, bowls and large storage jars were also found. Some pots were even designed to nest, stacked inside one another, Knight said — evidence of an interest in aesthetics as well as practicality.

A lot of similar items were found replicated in each home, Knight added, painting the picture of completely independent homesteads for each family unit rather than distinct buildings for shared tasks — much like we live today.

Household inventories often included metal tools, loom weights, sickles for crop harvesting, axes and even handheld razors for cutting hair.

The roundhouses — one of which had almost 50 square meters (nearly 540 square feet) of floor space — had hearths and insulated straw and clay roofs. Some featured activity zones for cooking, sleeping and working akin to modern-day rooms.

The Must Farm settlement has produced the largest collection of everyday Bronze Age artifacts ever discovered in the United Kingdom, according to Historic England, which partly funded the 1.1 million pound ($1.4 million) excavation project.

The public body labeled the site a “time capsule,” including almost 200 wooden artifacts, over 150 fiber and textile items, 128 pottery vessels and more than 90 pieces of metalwork. Some items will go on display at the nearby Peterborough Museum next month.

Archaeologists never found a “smoking gun” cause for the fire, Knight said. Instead, they suspect it was either an attack from “outside forces,” which may explain why the inhabitants never returned to collect their possessions from the debris, or an accidental blaze that spread rapidly across the tightly nestled homes.

“Probably all that was left was the people and what they were wearing; everything else was left behind,” Knight said of the fire.

But the preservation has left a window for people to look back through in the future. “You could almost see and smell their world,” he said.

“The only thing that was missing was the inhabitants,” Knight added. “And yet … I think they were there — you certainly got glimpses.”

[easyeat]

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