These days there are many new types of puppy bowls available from raised ceramic dog bowls
to porcelain and stainless steel. If you want your pet to be healthy and comfortable when eating,
you need to choose the doggie bowl that best suits it’s size and feeding habits.
First of all take a look at the dog water bowl your pet is using now. If it looks a little past its
selling date with dents and scratches, throw it away and buy a new one. These scratches and
chips on a ceramic dog bowl that is kept on the ground are the perfect breeding place
for every type of nasty bacteria you can imagine.
Chowtime Productions
pottery is made in The Woodlands, Texas, by American designer Alyson Whitney.
Each piece is hand-painted, with every color applied 3-4 times to achieve the strong,
opaque colors which create Chowtime Production’s signature look. Then they are bisque
fired in the kiln, glazed in a handmade-lead-free glaze, and fired a second time to 1946 degrees.
Each item is personalized with your pet‘s name!
No two pieces are exactly alike, so your bowls, jars and urns will be similar to, but not exactly alike
the examples we’ve shown here on our website. There are always minor variations in color and design
from piece to piece. These variations are the hallmark of fine hand-painted pottery.
Each pet bowl can be matched to a complimentary treat jar, and all pet bowls and treat jars are available
in 2 sizes. Some of our urns are also available in 2-3 sizes. Our pet ceramics are produced within 7-10
business days.
Alyson Whitney Miller
Founder & Creative Director
Chowtimeproductions.com
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FAQ’s
How is Chowtime Productions pottery made?
Chowtime Productions pottery is made in The Woodlands, Texas by American designer Alyson Whitney.
Each piece is hand-painted, with every color applied 3-4 times to achieve the strong, opaque colors
which create Chowtime Production’s signature look. Then they are bisque fired in the kiln, glazed
in a handmade-lead-free glaze, and fired a second time to 1946 degrees.
Are Chowtime Productions pottery foodsafe?
Yes. All pieces are glazed only with lead-free glaze and are pet safe.
Can I put Chowtime Productions pottery in the dishwasher?
Yes. Each piece is fully hand dipped in glaze, so they will not
be damaged by water. However, we highly suggest that you
hand wash to preserve these special pieces.
Will the piece I order look exactly like the photo?
Similar, but not exactly the same. Since every Chowtime Productions
piece is hand-painted, no two pieces are exactly alike. There are always
minor variations in color and design from piece to piece. These variations
are the hallmark of fine hand-painted pottery. We would like to point out
that the color in the photos may vary from computer to computer. Not all
computer monitors are calibrated to the same standard, so the product
you receive may vary slightly in color from the photo on your monitor.
If you have any questions or concerns about colors please feel free to
contact me at: 713-446-2352, or email: alyson@chowtimeproductions.com.
If your dog has long ears and facial hair, why not get a sing raised feeder with a dog water bowl and a dog food bowl?
This will allow it ears and hair enough space to hang down the sides of the feeder, without them getting
dunked in the other dog feeding bowls and it will be more comfortable for your pet.
Single-bowl feeders also give you the option to have the dog food bowls in different
areas of your home. Dogs with a pug face need a wide shallow bowl, so they can easily get
the food into their mouth. Heavy ceramic dog bowls, with an inward turned rim, are good for
older animals that may have difficulty ingesting their food.
After giving all this careful thought to your pet’s needs, you can now sit back and consider the best type of personalized dog bowls
for you to fill and clean. I think the choice really is between stainless steel and ceramic painted dog bowls. Stainless steel has the
advantage of being lighter and unbreakable should you happen to drop it on the ceramic floor tiles in your kitchen. This would be
a good choice if you have limited wrist or hand mobility because of arthritis.
On the other hand, the weight of ceramic dog bowls make them more stable for a large or elderly dog to use and stops them
getting pushed around the feeding room. Most modern ceramic dog bowls can be popped into the dishwasher without any
problem and ceramic dog material is very durable and chip-proof.
Well, now you have some idea of what to look for in order to give your pet the care and attention it deserves. If you
spend a few minutes looking at our pet store online her at flairofthedog.com, you will soon find the type of
stainless, raised or ceramic dog bowls that will be just perfect for you and your dog.