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Ancol Pet Products Ltd

Ancol Made From Recycled Dog Bowl – 700ml, Pink, Grey or Green

Ancol Made From Recycled Dog Bowl – 700ml, Pink, Grey or Green

Regular price £7.49 GBP
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A 700ml dog bowl made from recycled plastic, in three colours. Part of Ancol's Made From range, which rebuilds everyday pet basics — bowls, collars, leads, poop bags, beds and toys — out of recycled material rather than virgin plastic.

It's a plain, well-made feeding bowl that happens not to be new plastic. Non-slip base, dishwasher safe, BPA free.

  • Three colours — Pink, grey or green. Pick from the dropdown.
  • 700ml capacity — The larger of the two sizes in the range. Suits medium and large breeds for food or water.
  • Made from recycled plastic — Clearly branded as such, so it's an easy choice to justify if you're trying to buy less new plastic.
  • Non-slip base — Stops the bowl travelling across a hard kitchen floor, which is the usual complaint with lightweight plastic bowls.
  • Dishwasher safe and BPA free — Wipes clean, or goes in with everything else.
  • Light and unbreakable — Sensible for travel, the car, or a second bowl upstairs, where ceramic isn't practical.

Specification

Capacity 700ml. Material: recycled plastic, BPA free. Colours: pink, grey, green. Dishwasher safe. Non-slip base.

Care

Wipe clean or wash in the dishwasher. Check the bowl over from time to time and replace it if it becomes cracked or scratched, as damaged plastic is harder to clean properly.

From Ancol Pet Products, stocked at Hairy Dogs.

Common questions

How big is 700ml in practice?
Roughly a pint and a quarter. It's plenty for a medium or large dog's meal, and a sensible water bowl for most households. If you have a small breed or a puppy, the smaller size in the range is the better fit — ask us and we'll order one in.
Is recycled plastic safe for food?
This bowl is BPA free and made for food use. As with any plastic bowl — recycled or not — replace it if the surface gets badly scratched or cracked, because scratches trap residue and are harder to wash out properly.
Plastic or ceramic — which should I pick?
Honest answer: ceramic and stainless steel are harder-wearing and easier to keep properly clean over years of use, so they're the better everyday choice for most dogs. Plastic wins on weight, price and not shattering — which makes it a good travel bowl, car bowl or spare, and a good first bowl for a puppy who is going to knock it about.
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