Cut from a single block of stone.
Nothing about it says pet bowl, which is the point. It can sit by the kitchen door and read as an object first — a low marble dish that happens to hold a dog's water.
Each one is turned from a single block of white marble. No seams, no joins, no liner. Grey-green veining through one, a thread of ochre through the next; no two are alike.
Weight is the feature
Marble at this thickness simply does not travel — a dog can lean into it and a cat can push at the rim; it stays where you put it. The sides are shallow and straight, so there is no deep well for a short muzzle to fight and no whisker fatigue for a cat.
Care
Honed smooth, with nothing for food to catch in. Marble is a soft stone: it takes on marks and looks better for them. Hand wash only, and keep it away from vinegar, citrus and acidic cleaners, which etch.
A set of self-adhesive non-slip pads is included. Most floors will not need them — the weight does the work — but they are there if you want them.
Sizes
| Size | Diameter | Height | Capacity | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 5.8 in / 15 cm | 1.5 in / 4 cm | 1.1 cups | Cats, kittens, toy breeds |
| Medium | 7.7 in / 20 cm | 2.6 in / 6.6 cm | 4 cups | Aussies, terriers, spaniels, French bulldogs |
| Large | 9.3 in / 24 cm | 2.6 in / 6.6 cm | 6 cups | Retrievers, shepherds and other large breeds |
Sold individually. Natural white marble, lead-free and food-safe. Tone, veining and dimensions vary piece to piece. Arrives in a gift box.
