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B&Q£8.99Visit shop B&Q - Pre-Personalised Dog Bowl Featuring Popular NamesBreeds And CaptionsFreddieOver 60 Titles AvailableRecycled Material
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The History & Heraldry Named Dog Bowl - Freddie is designed for dog owners seeking a sustainable, personalized mealtime solution for their pet. The key benefit of this bowl is its eco-friendly construction paired with a stable, non-slip base that prevents sliding during feeding. A primary caveat to consider is that this product comes pre-personalized with the name 'Freddie' and cannot be customized for other names.
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No, this specific product variant is pre-personalized with the name 'Freddie' and cannot be customized.
Yes, the bowl is crafted from safe, recycled materials designed for daily pet use.
The bowl measures 15cm in diameter and 5.5cm in height.
Yes, the durable construction makes it perfectly suitable for both dry food, wet food, and water.
Yes, the bowl is dishwasher safe, allowing for easy and thorough cleaning.
The 15cm diameter is generally best suited for small to medium-sized dog breeds.
Ensure the surface underneath the bowl is clean and free of debris. Wipe the non-slip base with a damp cloth to restore grip.
Soak the bowl in warm, soapy water for 10 minutes before placing it in the dishwasher to help loosen dried-on bits.
Setup is immediate; simply place the bowl on a level surface where your dog typically feeds. No assembly is required. To maintain the bowl, it is recommended to wash it regularly in the dishwasher or with mild soap and warm water if washing by hand. While the materials are durable, avoid using harsh abrasive scrubbers that might wear down the personalized 'Freddie' print over time. This bowl is compatible with all standard dog food types, including kibble, canned, and raw food diets.
