WATER BOWLS....

BeeBee drinks a lot of water.   

 And Nala also drinks a lot.  They are both on prednisone for their immune disease, so I have to have a lot of water out.

 They don't care what I use-- it could be a glass loaf pan.  That's works!  (I wasn't using it anyway.)

 I like to use glass, but I also use stainless steel sometimes.   The white bowls show me if there is any dirt in there from "leaky chins" and I like the gang to have clean water.

 This plastic bowl is in good shape, but it's only used in the car.   I always keep a water bowl in the car-- just in case.   But, plastic can get nicked and harbor bacteria.   So, I don't usually use it.

 Chumley just wants to have water available, too-- the bowl below fits him just fine.

 He thinks he's a stud.   Handsome yes.  Stud, nope!  (That was taken care of years ago!)

 Rocky-- oh, sweet sweet Rocky (available for adoption with his dad, Furby) has a lot of water bowls in his house, too. 

 Like my house, there are a "few" dogs at Camp Kent haha.   That stainless bowl is clean, I don't know where the dark shadow came from.

 Duke likes fresh water to drink. 

 Oreo is more interested in playing!  (He's a beautiful boy-- I know the right home is out there for both of them.)   

 For dogs that have an e-collar on, I have found that pasta bowls work the best.   The e-collar can easily fit over it.  The Camp Kent Pekes below have had their share of e-collars!

 If you are uptown, you can use nice bowl.   I have Longaberger bowls (I'm not sure how many people still use these), but these have been called in as water bowls, too. 

 When Pi and her family come to visit....

 I bring out the big bowls.   I had a crock pot that "died" -- but the bowl was great.  So, it's a water bowl for crowds.   (The crock pot was only 20 something years old-- why didn't it last longer LOL.)

 Now, if you have a fast eater at your house, like BeeBee and Nala..  (Okay, this isn't a water bowl.)

 You may have to use a slow-feeder bowl.   I haven't found any that are not plastic.

 They sure help with these two girls because they will inhale their food!

 Cleaning them can be tricky-- I don't want any bacteria build up-- but a bottle brush works great. 

Chumley used to use a slow feeder bowl, but he's an old boy now, and he doesn't eat fast anymore.   Doing a blog on water bowls probably seems silly-- but hey, silly blogs are fun, too.   Post a picture of YOUR water bowl!  (I mean your dogs' water bowl, of course haha.)