Guyot Designs Squishy Dog Bowl - 48oz - GD5

This travel bowl has been great for my two 100+ pound lab crosses. I was worried that it might not be large enough for the two of them to share, but they're both able to get their muzzles in there and drink at the same time. It's not overly large, but a great size for the two of them.This bowl is incredibly light, and can fold up into a small bundle for easier travel. I just secure it with some rubber bands, and I'm good to go. It folds so small that I can keep it in my center console's small storage space! The only real downside I've discovered is what someone else has previously mentioned: the bowl is easily collapsible, so if the side gets kicked or stepped on by a dog, it can cave in and water pours out. I've only had this happen once though, and it was with a young puppy that needed a drink.I've previously purchased the vinyl-lined canvas travel bowls, mainly because they were all I could find at the time. While they work well, they aren't as convenient or nice as this bowl. The vinyl in those isn't as easy to empty all of the water from, and I always had to worry that stagnant water left in there would produce mold that could get my dogs sick. The canvas would always get wet too, since my dogs are sloppy drinkers, and then I'd have to pack up a soggy mess. This isn't ever a problem with the Guyot silicone pet bowl, because you can just shake any excess water from the surfaces before you pack it away.I'd highly recommend this pet bowl (or the smaller sizes) as a travel bowl for your pets.

We love these bowls. The bright colors make them hard to leave behind. They never spring leaks. They don't slosh in the car. They can be rolled up into a pocket, backpack, or fanny pack. And the large size is big enough for two of our setters to drink at once. The only "downside" is that, if you have a dog who likes to drink lying down with his chin on the edge of the bowl, these will collapse and spill out the water, LOL! (Great for food bowls, too.) I only wish the LARGE size was more widely available.

A little smaller than I had expected. The bottom is a little bigger than the sides & sometimes dirt gets trapped there so you have to rinse it an extra time to get it all cleaned out. The color is fun, and it’s definitely durable.

Lightweight bowls that collapse/smoosh down to a compact size. We use these for our dogs when we go backpacking/camping. Because of its flexible material be careful when transporting as it's kinda wobbly ~I found that grabbing the top lip on two sides was the easiest way to move the bowl around when filled. There are similar products marketed for pets and people (interchangeable imo) and these seemed to be the best price given the size (I purchased three of the large blue bowls). Easy to clean, doesn't retain smells, like the product that I'm thinking of getting the smaller bowl for people use as the blue bowl is a little too large for a individual serving =)

Perfect for my needs. Fits easily into my dogs' backoacks. I added a hole & inserted a split ring so I can hang them off their packs to dry after giving them water during rest breaks. I don't want to put a wet bowl inside the pack where it will drip all over the other gear. I would like to see a reinforced hole with ring included, however, as I fear with heavy use they will eventually tear at the hole I made.

I bought this not for dog food, but to eat grapefruit out of and have an easy way to drink the juice when I was done. I couldn't find a good measurement on it, so I just gambled on the size. Its much bigger than I needed, but it gets the job done.For any travel or backpacking need, it'd be really handy as it can be folded pretty small.Attached is my picture with a large grapefruit in it next to a 10 oz. can.

Food grade silicone, freezer/microwave safe and under $10. This is for my kitchen! Like all large silicone products, it is squishy and when you lift the bowl full of chili or soup bare handed out of the oven/microwave, it should be set in a more stable bowl on the table. If you're steaming vegetables or rice, these can usually stand alone. Just made a quiche in the microwave with softened cream cheese beaten into the eggs so they stay fluffy. The bowl kept it hot and then the cooking/serving bowl went directly into the dishwasher. One pot meals where you don't have to scrub the pot are the best! There's also a 32 oz 'pet' bowl.

This bowl is a perfect size for a traveling water bowl for our yellow lab. It's deep enough that not much water is lost while she laps up her drink. It will go in her own pack on hikes, and the weight means she will hardly know it's there. It scrunches down to flat but pops right back into shape when needed. And if pooch doesn't drink it all, I fold the edge into a funnel and pour it back in the bottle without wasting precious water. I use the slightly smaller one for food and this one for water. They nest perfectly to take up minimal space. Her kibble will be in a bag inside the two bowls so no room is lost.I don't think you'll be disappointed with this product.