The Signature Housewares Bones Ceramic Dog Bowl is noted for its aesthetic appeal but faces criticism for size issues and durability concerns.
Lead in the paint.
The bowl is too small for larger dogs.
Prevention: Not buying if you have a larger dog
Users appreciate the bowl's aesthetic appeal and color options.
The bowl is noted for its sturdy build, making it less likely to tip over.
The bowl is ideal for smaller dogs or puppies, especially for specific uses like fostering.
The bowl doesn't stay in place as advertised, making it difficult for pets to eat without it sliding.
The bowl is too small for larger breeds, making it unusable for some pets.
Concerns about the presence of lead in the paint, making the bowl potentially unsafe.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with more users mentioning durability and size issues.
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No, there are concerns about lead in the paint.
Yes, it has been reported to slip.
"These are nice ceramic bowls. I ordered 2 the first time. They are somewhat heavy but it can get turned over. Despite this fact, we really like them so I ordered one more, so each of our dogs has one now."
"Bowls are unusable as good water bowls as they have lead in the paint."
If you're looking for a stylish bowl, this might fit, but be cautious about sizing and quality.
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