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Our dogs drink outside… No inside water bowl, unless you count the toilet, which we frown upon .
Other than that there’s no dripless way to have a dog water bowl. A big dog is gonna make at least some mess. Put it outside on the porch! Or choose flooring that is waterproof.
I feel your pain, I have two big dogs and all they do is sip and slop all over the kitchen floor. I just leave a hand towel on the floor and use my foot to wipe the floor ten times a day.
I had the same problem with my greyhound and it drove me nuts; constantly mopping up after her. Then I found this dog bowl on Amazon and never looked back!
Our dogs drink outside… No inside water bowl, unless you count the toilet, which we frown upon .
Other than that there’s no dripless way to have a dog water bowl. A big dog is gonna make at least some mess. Put it outside on the porch! Or choose flooring that is waterproof.
I've been having a doggy for over 20 years and it never occurred to me to do this! Thanks!
We have a rubber mat thingy that's made specifically for pet water messes. It helps, but doesn't eliminate the problem.
Love that bowl design Ceira, thank you. Going to look into this.
I have a Great Pyrenees. Raised bowls. I just have a large bath towel by the water bowl to wipe his mouth and chest after he's done. Otherwise, he slings it all over the place.
*Maybe I should trade my towel in for a mop, lol
Last edited by TerraDown; 12-12-2022 at 04:30 PM..
I will check this out and see how he does and report back.
He never seems to get enough water.
Sweetheart of a dog - he is just so kind, gentle and a social butterfly.
This should be a concern as it is a sign of diabetes.
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