What Kind of Material Makes the Best Pet Bowls?

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Food and water bowls are a crucial component of your pet's equipment and are crucial when feeding a raw diet.

Since your dog or cat will use it multiple times each day and for years to come, you should give your decision some thought. Here is a quick breakdown of bowl materials to guarantee your pet's continued excellent health.

So what distinguishes bowls made of plastic, ceramic, and stainless steel?

 


Veterinarians and our AARSHNIK IMPEX team choose stainlesssteel over all other materials. This is due to...

  1. They are the most sensible and secure option for pet dishes.
  2. Bowls made of stainless steel are hygienic and simple to clean because they don't hold onto germs.
  3. They can endure a lifetime and are the most resilient.
  4. Unlike plastic or ceramic bowls painted with poor-quality paint, they do not leak potentially hazardous substances into meals.
  5. The bottom is coated with rubber to keep it from slipping on the ground.

Problems with Plastic Bowls: Due to their affordability,availability, and range of colours and sizes, plastic pet food bowls are frequently chosen by owners. A plastic bowl, however, is not the ideal option for a pet's feeding bowl. Using this kind of pet bowl for food and water is not recommended.

Plastic bowls can harbour microorganisms in addition to potentially causing an allergic reaction. Scratches, nicks, and micro-gouges in plastic bowls can still harbour bacteria even after routine cleaning.

Plastic cannot be boiled, and when heated, some plasticsrelease harmful compounds into water and food.

Plastic bowls are challenging to clean. If you choose to use plastic dishes, be sure to swap them out frequently.



Issues with Ceramic Bowls

A ceramic bowl may break or crack. Bacteria can also be found in micro cracks, which can occasionally be imperceptible to the naked eye.

Ceramic bowls run the risk of shattering into fragments andcreating a mess if your pet moves its bowl around or is an especially "aggressive" eater.

Additionally, make sure that any ceramic bowls you or your pet uses for eating are painted with lead-free paint and coated with food-grade glaze. Paint flake with a lead base is poisonous.

AARSHNIK IMPEX has created the "perfect" food bowl and dish for your pet since we are aware of the needs of pet parents and their raw-fed pets. These dishes are not the simple, thin metal ones you typically find at pet stores.

Stainless steel of the highest calibre, which is non-skidand non-toxic, is used to make AARSHNIK IMPEX Food Bowls.

Particularly if you give AARSHNIK IMPEX fresh, wholesome foods, the silicone bottom prevents the bowl from slipping around beneath the nose of an enthusiastic, hungry dog.



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