Stainless steel dog dish for water bowl.

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Originally Posted by jinx667

I tried the metal ones and they for tipped easily. I now use the plastic crock dog dishes from Wal Mart.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...7/DSC01730.jpg

Never tipped.

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Those are the ones I use as hides. I cut a door with a jigsaw (the power tool, not a mojo pinstripe, although I feel like that would be interesting to try) and file the cut edges smooth. They love it:)

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Originally Posted by PythonOutlaw

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Thanks sepent merchant

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Lol

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Originally Posted by jinx667

I tried the metal ones and they for tipped easily. I now use the plastic crock dog dishes from Wal Mart.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...7/DSC01730.jpg

Never tipped.

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These are what I use. They stack with room for water so you can stack them to go to the sink, wash refill and still carry them all at once. I have had them spill before, but not as much as any other I have tried. reptilebasics sells them too.

I have ceramic cat and dog water dishes from the dollar store, I've yet to have one tip also, and only cost $1 each...just saying...

Not to start anything but why not go get them yourself if she's going to get the wrong thing? That way you'll get the right thing for sure. Right now I'm using square Tupperware dishes that don't tip, but I'll switch to ceramic dishes when they get bigger.


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Originally Posted by pigfat

Not to start anything but why not go get them yourself if she's going to get the wrong thing? That way you'll get the right thing for sure.

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my thoughts exactly lol

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

Ceramic dog dish. I have yet to have one get tipped

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Been using these for 4 years. Never had one tipped either.

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Originally Posted by RobNJ

I use super cheap, wide base, plastic dishes...$1 each, never had a spill.

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This is what I use an d they can events it as a hide