Filter By Brand
- Zeez (1)
Cocker Spaniel Dog Bowls
Keep your spaniel’s ears out of their food and water with specially designed Cocker Spaniel bowls. Explore non-slip, deep, and narrow options.
Cocker Spaniel Bowls to Keep Ears Clean & Dry
Cocker Spaniels are known for their beautiful long ears, but those floppy ears can easily dip into food and water bowls, causing mess and discomfort. Our range of spaniel dog bowls is specially designed to help prevent this problem, with narrow, deep shapes that allow comfortable eating while keeping ears clean and dry.
These breed-specific bowls are perfect for:
- Long-Eared Breeds – Ideal not just for Cocker Spaniels, but also for Cavalier King Charles, Basset Hounds, and Setters.
- Mess-Free Feeding – Deep, tapered designs help keep ears out of the bowl and reduce food or water splashing.
- Non-Slip Bases – Helps bowls stay in place while your spaniel eats or drinks with enthusiasm.
- Stylish & Functional Options – Choose from stainless steel, ceramic or BPA-free plastic bowls with practical, easy-clean finishes.
At The Vet Shed, we offer a curated range of spaniel bowls from trusted brands - ensuring your dog enjoys a cleaner, more comfortable mealtime experience.
FAQs About Cocker Spaniel Dog Bowls
Why do Cocker Spaniels need special bowls?
Due to their long, floppy ears, regular bowls can cause food and water to soak into their ears. Special spaniel bowls are deep and narrow to prevent this mess and discomfort.
Can other breeds use spaniel bowls?
Yes! These bowls are also great for other long-eared breeds like Basset Hounds, Cavaliers, and Setters. Any dog with long ears can benefit from the same design.
Are spaniel bowls suitable for both food and water?
Absolutely. These bowls work well for kibble, wet food, or water. Just ensure you clean them regularly to keep them hygienic.
What materials are best for spaniel bowls?
Stainless steel and ceramic are durable and easy to clean, while BPA-free plastic options are lightweight and travel-friendly. Choose what suits your dog’s habits and your cleaning routine.
How do I choose the right size?
Choose a bowl deep enough to keep ears out but wide enough for comfortable access. Look for breed-specific sizing or bowls labeled for medium dogs like Cocker Spaniels.
.png)