Last Minute Shopping

[Gill66]

Hi there, i have almost got everything i need for our new arrival, however i am finding it difficult to find stainless steel feeding bowls for Cocker Spaniels, the type that stop their ears getting full of food, could anyone help me out with this. Thanks

[Cob-Web]

We got a ceramic spaniel bowl from Jolleys for Molo's water - he can tip over a stainless steel one  

Molo is on a complete dry food - so we don't have to worry about his ears in his food - to be honest, he eats it so quick, there'd be no time for his ears to get dirty  

[Shirley]

There are some Here - about 1/3 of the way down the page   .  I feed dry food as well - so don't need a spaniel bowl for food.  I have a ceramic one for water, as it's heavier - you may find that your pup will, at some point, discover that he can pick up his water bowl and carrying it around with him - both mine did this when we were on holiday and using a travel bowl    

[Gill66]

Thanks a lot thats really helpful, one thing though and i know this may sound really stupid of me, but what size bowls should i be getting. He will be 8 weeks when we get him

[Bo's Mum]

most pet shops seem to sell them i no that pets at home do anyway, they are usually just called spaniel bowls
i jus got our pup Bo about a week ago i bet youe really excited about getting yours  

[Gill66]

We are due to get him a week on weds but our breeder said we could get him the Sunday before...I am Soooooo excited....i have ordered the bowls from the site recomended, i did go to my local pets at home but they do not stock them, they are to order. I have shopped like mad on e bay etc. How are you getting on a week later. I keep trying to post a photo but it all keeps going wrong...lol

[suki1964]

Thanks a lot thats really helpful, one thing though and i know this may sound really stupid of me, but what size bowls should i be getting. He will be 8 weeks when we get him

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For the early days you may be better off with just ordinary shallow puppy dishes. Spaniel dishes are very deep and the small amounts of food they are fed at that age, he may have trouble reaching it

[PennyB]

Thanks a lot thats really helpful, one thing though and i know this may sound really stupid of me, but what size bowls should i be getting. He will be 8 weeks when we get him

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For the early days you may be better off with just ordinary shallow puppy dishes. Spaniel dishes are very deep and the small amounts of food they are fed at that age, he may have trouble reaching it

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I used the spare cat bowls!