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Ceramic dog bowls are great for the dogs who insist of flipping their bowls over. Many bowls are made with lower sides and a wider bottom to make it impossible for the dish to be flipped or tipped. Ceramic bowls are not boring and most of the time they are designer dog bowls with stylish designs and unique paint choices.

For dogs that have no desire to tip a bowl the footed dog dishes are suitable. They come in a variety of sizes and colors. Ceramic dog bowls or stoneware dog bowls work for food or water and are easy to clean.

For a touch of class or for any dog lover gift a porcelain dog dish is perfect. Get a favorite dog breed reproduced on the inside of a porcelain dog bowl. Each dog dish has the dog breed on the bottom of the dish and dog bones along the outside of the white porcelain bowl. (As of Sept 9, 2010 this item is out of stock, please check to see if your breed is in stock here.)

No matter if  you are looking for a fancy ceramic dog dish or a plain sturdy dish for an active pup you can look at the huge selection from Cherrybrook, the online dog specialty dog store.

For a modern design the paw print titanium dog dish fits any decor and comes in 5 or 7 inch.

Some big dogs need a heavier dog bowl to keep them from pushing it all across the floor.  My older Sheltie  needed a bowl that was very shallow and almost like a plate.  She couldn’t eat well out of a deep bowl so for her last 3 years she had her pretty pink shallow bowl shown below.    This dog dish is available in green, blue, pink and yellow.

The paw print bowl shown here is great for the tipper dogs, you know the ones who signal the bowl is empty by turning it upside down!

For a fun stoneware dog bowl try this cute yellow and red or blue  color paw print.   Buy matching dog placemat for fun look!

Have fun finding a ceramic dog bowl or stoneware dish for your dog. Remember that a ceramic dog dish will be breakable but they are very durable and not too expensive for everyday use.