Ancol Sage Stainless Steel Feeding Bowl 1100ml – Dogs & Cats

Ancol Sage Stainless Steel Feeding Bowl – 1100ml

A double-walled stainless steel bowl in sage green, 15cm across and 6cm deep, holding 1100ml. The double wall is what makes it feel substantial rather than tinny: it takes the ring out of the sound when a tag knocks the side, and it keeps water cool for longer than a single-skinned steel dish.

A non-slip base stops it skating across a hard floor, and steel means no staining, no absorbed smells and no scratched plastic for bacteria to sit in. At 1100ml it works for cats, small dogs and medium dogs; the same bowl is made at 2460ml for larger breeds.

Performance & Benefits

• 1100ml capacity in a bowl 15cm in diameter and 6cm deep.
• Double-walled stainless steel, quieter and more solid than a single-skinned dish.
• Non-slip base keeps it in place on tiles and laminate.
• Steel does not stain, absorb smells or scratch the way plastic does.
• Dishwasher safe.
• Sage green finish, and one of two sizes in the range.

Suitable For

• Cats, small dogs and medium dogs.
• Either food or water, indoors on a hard floor.
• Dogs on wet or raw diets that need a bowl washed after every meal.
• Homes where a noisy bowl is a nuisance.
• Not enough capacity for large or giant breeds — the 2460ml size of the same Sage bowl suits those better.

How to Use

• Stand the bowl on a level, hard floor with the non-slip base downwards.
• Wash daily in warm water with a mild dish soap and rinse thoroughly.
• Use a soft sponge or cloth only.
• If the base ring is removable, take it off before a high-temperature dishwasher cycle.
• Wipe or air dry fully to avoid water marks.

Specification

• Capacity 1100ml. 15cm diameter, 6cm deep.
• Double-walled stainless steel with a non-slip base.
• Dishwasher safe.
• Ancol product code 972400.
• Also made at 2460ml (22cm diameter, 8cm deep).
• Ancol publish no weight and no grade of steel, so neither is stated here.

Care & Caution

• Check the rim for dents and sharp edges, and stop using the bowl if the edge is damaged.
• Do not scour with wire wool or abrasive pads; scratches give bacteria somewhere to sit.
• Steel is not microwave safe — never warm food in the bowl itself.
• Not a chew toy. Lift it between meals if your dog chews the rim.