If you need to buy a dog bowl, this is it.
You probably won’t ever have to buy another dog bowl unless someone steals it, lol.
I’ve had dogs for my entire life, and we’ve gone through many food and water bowls over the years - ceramic, plastic, stainless steel, glass, and even bone china.
I recently upgraded to Yeti’s Food Bowls, and they seriously rock. I’ll be donating all the bowls I’ve collected because I don’t think I’ll be reaching for those.
If you’re a huge outdoor person. You probably have heard about YETI, a Texas-based outdoor lifestyle brand that sells ice chests, insulated drinkware, or coolers. With the dog food bowl, you get the same YETI quality craftsmanship that is designed to last.
The bowl is food-safe and dishwasher-safe, so it’s an ideal choice for those dogs who are on a raw diet. I simply toss it in a dishwasher every night, and the bowl comes out sparkling clean.
The label on the bowl peels off very easily, without leaving any annoying sticky residue behind.
The bowl holds 8 cups of food or water. It is the perfect size for my Rottweiler; however, it might be too big for toy breeds.
As soon as I opened the box, I could tell what a quality bowl it was. The 18/8 stainless steel body felt sturdy, and it simply cannot be compared to lower-end stainless steel dog bowls.
It comes in 5 different colors, and I chose the Stainless Steel so it goes well with my other stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. It’s more of a brushed nickel finish that looks very sophisticated in person.
Another notable feature of the Boomer Dog Bowl is the BearFoot™ Non-Slip Ring. Essentially, it is a rubber backing on the bottom of the bowl to keep the bowl from shifting around.
If you have a Rottweiler like me, you know how determined Rotties can be if they decided to knock over a bowl. The non-slip ring hugs the floors more securely than other bowls that also come with a rubber gasket.
The Boomer’s non-slip rubber is wider and stronger.
The rubber is attached to the bowl, meaning it cannot come off to be washed separately. However, I don’t see a problem since the entire bowl is dishwasher-safe. And no water gets trapped in between the rubber and bowl.
The bowl arrived well-packaged, and a pawprint decal is included.
You can also customize the bowls to reflect your furry babies’ character. YETI’s website has a custom shop for the customization of various products, including the Boomer Bowl.
Each bowl is $50, and most dog owners would end up buying 2 for food and water. So yes, it comes down to $100 and I understand it is considerably more expensive than other bowls. But I am so glad I’ve upgraded, and they are stylish, functional, and sanitary bowls that I know I’ll love for years. In my opinion, it’s well worth the investment.
If you need to buy a dog bowl, this is it.
You probably won’t ever have to buy another dog bowl unless someone steals it, lol.
I’ve had dogs for my entire life, and we’ve gone through many food and water bowls over the years - ceramic, plastic, stainless steel, glass, and even bone china.
I recently upgraded to Yeti’s Food Bowls, and they seriously rock. I’ll be donating all the bowls I’ve collected because I don’t think I’ll be reaching for those.
If you’re a huge outdoor person. You probably have heard about YETI, a Texas-based outdoor lifestyle brand that sells ice chests, insulated drinkware, or coolers. With the dog food bowl, you get the same YETI quality craftsmanship that is designed to last.
The bowl is food-safe and dishwasher-safe, so it’s an ideal choice for those dogs who are on a raw diet. I simply toss it in a dishwasher every night, and the bowl comes out sparkling clean.
The label on the bowl peels off very easily, without leaving any annoying sticky residue behind.
The bowl holds 8 cups of food or water. It is the perfect size for my Rottweiler; however, it might be too big for toy breeds.
As soon as I opened the box, I could tell what a quality bowl it was. The 18/8 stainless steel body felt sturdy, and it simply cannot be compared to lower-end stainless steel dog bowls.
It comes in 5 different colors, and I chose the Stainless Steel so it goes well with my other stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. It’s more of a brushed nickel finish that looks very sophisticated in person.
Another notable feature of the Boomer Dog Bowl is the BearFoot™ Non-Slip Ring. Essentially, it is a rubber backing on the bottom of the bowl to keep the bowl from shifting around.
If you have a Rottweiler like me, you know how determined Rotties can be if they decided to knock over a bowl. The non-slip ring hugs the floors more securely than other bowls that also come with a rubber gasket.
The Boomer’s non-slip rubber is wider and stronger.
The rubber is attached to the bowl, meaning it cannot come off to be washed separately. However, I don’t see a problem since the entire bowl is dishwasher-safe. And no water gets trapped in between the rubber and bowl.
The bowl arrived well-packaged, and a pawprint decal is included.
You can also customize the bowls to reflect your furry babies’ character. YETI’s website has a custom shop for the customization of various products, including the Boomer Bowl.
Each bowl is $50, and most dog owners would end up buying 2 for food and water. So yes, it comes down to $100 and I understand it is considerably more expensive than other bowls. But I am so glad I’ve upgraded, and they are stylish, functional, and sanitary bowls that I know I’ll love for years. In my opinion, it’s well worth the investment.