K9 Choice
Acana
Orijen
Fromm
Concrete Bowl
Price range: $5.20 through $24.99
Be One Breed Concrete Bowl Pet Dish will look too good to be a dish for your pets with its contemporary design and stainless steel bowl. It uses innovative materials like the concrete mix to ensure that your pets can enjoy lapping up their food with ease.
Be One Breed Concrete Bowl Pet Dish will look too good to be a dish for your pets with its contemporary design and stainless steel bowl. It uses innovative materials like the concrete mix to ensure that your pets can enjoy lapping up their food with ease.
Be One Breed Concrete Bowl Pet Dish is easy to clean and is dishwasher safe. Worried about slippage? Don’t be! These bowls come with an anti-slip pad under the base.
Comes in small, medium, or large bowls
Small Bowls, 350 ml / 12 oz
Medium Bowls, 700 ml / 324 oz
Large Bowls, 4800 ml / 48 oz
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