Dog Double Diner Bowls

A double diner keeps food and water in one frame, which suits a tidy feeding corner and stops light bowls travelling across the kitchen while a dog eats. Pet Corner Dubai stocks 36 dog double diner bowls from NutraPet and M-Pets.

What makes our dog double diner range stand out

1. Enough combined weight to stay still

Two bowls in a single frame is far harder for an enthusiastic eater to shove around than a single light dish.

2. Removable bowls for cleaning

Bowls lift out for the dishwasher, so the food bowl can be washed daily without dismantling the station.

3. Sizes across breeds

Capacity and rim height matched to dog size, so a large dog is not emptying a small bowl at every meal.

4. Raised frames for older dogs

Elevated versions ease the neck angle for dogs with joint or spinal discomfort.

Frequently asked questions

How much water should be available?

Always more than you think, particularly in UAE summer. A rough guide is 50 to 60ml per kilogram a day, so about a litre for a 20kg dog, and considerably more with heat and exercise. Refill at least twice a day rather than topping up once.

Should I use a raised diner?

It helps older dogs and those with neck or spinal pain eat comfortably. For large deep-chested breeds the picture is less settled, since some research links raised feeding to bloat risk, so it is worth asking your vet about your specific dog.

How do I slow a dog that eats too fast?

Swap the food side for a slow feeder bowl with internal ridges, or spread the meal on a flat surface. Gulping causes regurgitation and discomfort, and in deep-chested breeds fast eating is a recognised bloat risk factor.

How often should I clean it?

Food bowl daily, water bowl refreshed twice a day with a proper wash every day or two. A standing water bowl in this climate develops a slippery film quickly, and that film is bacterial rather than dust.