Quick answer

Choose the 30oz Classic Bowl for small and medium crates (S and M sizes), and the 38oz bowl for larger crates (I and L sizes). The food-grade stainless steel is a safe, durable choice for daily use.

Why size matters for crate bowls

A bowl that's too large may not fit securely in a smaller crate, leading to spills or discomfort. One that's too small means more frequent refills and potential frustration for your dog. Matching the bowl to the crate size ensures a stable, clean setup.

Stainless steel vs ceramic trade-offs

Stainless steel bowls like the Classic Bowl are rust-resistant, BPA-free, and dishwasher-safe, making them easy to clean and hygienic. Ceramic bowls can chip or break, especially during crate use, and are often heavier. However, ceramic may be preferred for dogs with metal sensitivities, though the Classic Bowl's medical-grade steel minimizes this risk.

Decision rules for choosing your Classic Bowl size

  • Crate size S or M: Select the 30oz Classic Bowl. Its compact dimensions (5.51" diameter x 2.63" height) fit securely without overcrowding the crate.
  • Crate size I or L: Select the 38oz Classic Bowl. The slightly larger size (5.98" diameter x 2.75" height) provides ample capacity for bigger dogs and fits the larger crate footprint.
  • Need for easy cleaning: Both sizes are dishwasher-safe and made of medical-grade stainless steel, so you can maintain hygiene with minimal effort. If you prioritize convenience, the Classic Bowl's material is a clear advantage over ceramic or plastic alternatives.

Product highlights

  • Classic Bowl: The Classic Bowl is made from medical grade, rust-resistant, BPA-free stainless steel and is dishwasher safe. You can clean it easily between meals without worrying about rust or harmful chemicals, which is important for daily use.

    Classic Bowl

    Classic Bowl

  • Classic Bowl: Available in 30oz (5.51" diameter x 2.63" height) for crate sizes S and M, and 38oz (5.98" diameter x 2.75" height) for crate sizes I and L. Choosing the right size ensures the bowl fits securely in your crate, reducing spills and making your dog's feeding area comfortable.

Who should choose the Classic Bowl?

Best for

  • Dog owners who want a durable, dishwasher-safe bowl that fits their Diggs crate
  • Those who prefer stainless steel over ceramic for its rust resistance and safety

Not ideal for

  • Dogs with extreme metal sensitivities who require ceramic or glass bowls
  • Owners needing a bowl with a non-slip base, as the Classic Bowl is designed for crate use