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MidWest Homes for Pets Snap'y Fit Stainless Steel Food or Water Bowl, Holds 2 Quarts, Mounts to Wire Crates, No-Tip Design, Rust-Resistant, for Large Dogs and Cats

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Condition
New
Size
64 oz
Capacity
2 qt
Dimensions
8 x 8 x 3 in; 1.08 lb
Weight
0.49 kg
Color
Stainless Steel
Material
Alloy Steel
In the box
Water Feeder
Warranty
1-year Manufacturer's Warranty

Features 5

  • Secure Mounting Bracket: Stainless steel bowl hold 2 qt (8 cups) of food or water; Locks firmly onto crate or cage bars; helps prevent tipping and spilling during mealtime
  • Removable Bowl Design: Patented Snap'y Fit system keeps the bowl stable; allows easy removal for refills and cleaning
  • Rust Resistant Construction: Stainless steel bowl with e-coated bracket resists corrosion; durable for long-term use
  • Promotes Elevated Feeding: Attaches at an elevated height on crate; supports cleaner, more comfortable eating position

Specs 30

Material Alloy Steel
Target Species Dog, Cat
Brand MidWest Homes for Pets
Recommended Uses For Product Crate, Multiple Pets
Special Feature Removable
Product Dimensions 8 x 8 x 3 inches; 1.08 pounds
Item model number 42
Department Crate and Kennel Accessories

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Top Amazon Reviews

Definitely buy!
Size: 64 Ounces
Thank you seller for the speedy replacement bowl. I ordered two bowls. One was defective. One side didn't align and wouldn't connect. I messaged and was offered a refund or replacement. I chose a replacement as I needed two bowls. I returned the defective bowl. Everything was done in one day. Excellent bowls. They are sturdy. Easy to put on the frame and take off. You just have to slide then in making sure they align. And taking off gently sliding off. They are great for crates. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by Irene Sullivan
A Lifesaver
Size: 32 Ounces
I've got a Portuguese Water Dog mix puppy and she's a terror around water bowls. She's just got to try to swim in every single one. If she doesn't fit? Well then it's time to dig in the water dish until it flips and sends a wave of water across the floor for her to roll in. This is tremendous fun for her, but not so much for the humans in the house. She's trained now to leave the household bowl alone, but when she's home alone in a kennel with water, all bets are off. That bowl just became the best playground ever and once spilled would leave a cold, wet dog dying of thirst by the time I got home. Not ok. I've gone through several brands of water dishes that can attach to a crate wall in an effort to keep water in bowls and off the floor at my house. This is the only bowl I've found that my now 60-pound ball of fur can't knock or break off the wall. We've been using it now for over 6 months and it's only come down once. Given that she'd been in her crate for a bit longer than normal and we had a huge storm, I don't think I can fault the bowl for that one! She still tries to dig in the bowl from time-to-time, but even a huge dog paw smashing about the bowl isn't enough to knock it loose. Things to be aware of though: * The bowl cannot be installed or removed when there is water in it. The bowl snaps in with such a force that doing so spills all over. This is inconvenient if you want to clean out the bowl but your pet hasn't emptied it yet. * If your pet dislodged the bowl, the mounting prongs, though rounded, could present a hazard. * While the BOWL is stainless steel, the mounting bracket isn't. It's some sort of metal coated in black. And the metal under the coating can rust. Pressing the bowl in and out of the bracket to remove and clean it wears on this black coating. When I take my bowl out to clean it, I often find a small bit of rust on the outside of the bowl where it touches the mounting brackets. The rust washes right off the bowl with just a kitchen sponge. However, I expect that within a couple years I'll have to replace the bowl mounting bracket. But a few years lifespan for the only bowl I've found that'll stay full of water instead of all over the dog's kennel is just fine with me! For what it's worth, I have the 1 quart size bowl which is rather small for my dog. I have to refill a couple times a day usually, but the smaller bowl gives her less area to try to stand in it. I have mounted it as high as possible in her kennel where she can drink comfortably but where she struggles to get a foot up and into the bowl. I've also mounted it an inch or two from the corner so she's less likely to hit it when she charges into her kennel at lightening speed.Trouble puppies call for great solutions, and this bowl is definitely one of the best I've ever found. And it's certainly the best crate bowl I've ever seen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2014 by Kimberly Aronstam
1 Quart (4 Cup)
Size: 32 Ounces
Review Image by Jen Franklin
Review Image by Jen Franklin
Review Image by Jen Franklin
I went searching for a water dish for our pup’s crate... I didn’t want it to rest on the floor because I knew she’d tip it, plus that takes up valuable space for her to stretch out. I also wanted it to be elevated without leaning, and securely held in place. Oh, and much like Goldilocks, I didn’t want it to be too big or too small, had to be just right. Bingo, found it! Her crate is 19” high by 25” long and I purchased this bowl in the 1 Quart (4 cups) size and it fits perfectly. I installed it in the corner where the door hinges so she won’t bump and splash it when she goes in and out. BTW easy to install and well-built. My only complaint, and really I have only one complaint, is that when the bowl “locks in” to the holder it really snaps in and that holder holds on for dear life! When you want to take it out to rinse or clean it and there’s still water in the bowl, get towels and lay them underneath because there is no gentle way to get the bowl out of the holder without force, and without water splashing all over. I’m hoping it’ll loosen up a little over time, but I did say I wanted a water dish that held securely so careful what you wish for I guess lol. All in all it’s perfect and I recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Jen Franklin
Splashing issue problem solver!
Size: 32 Ounces
I have had the 10 oz bowl for about 5 months, and am so happy with it, but wanted to get a bigger bowl as my dog drinks a lot of water so I recently also bought the quart size. These bowls are so handy to have, and love that they can't raise up if he is underneath them. They stay in place! The best thing about this bowl is he no longer splashes water out. If his bowl is on the ground, he will just play in the water, and splash it all out in a minute. That was the main reason I originally bought the Snap'y Fit bowl to begin with, and it really works to keep him from playing or splashing in his drinking water. Occasionally, I give him a plastic tub to splash around and play in since he likes to do that. :) The only thing I don't really like about these Snap'y bowls, is they're not so easy to take out when there is water in them. I wait til they are almost empty to remove them so I can wash them. That's the only reason for knocking one star off of my rating. I'd give it 4 1/2 stars if I could. As far as filling up goes, I just take a jug or glass and pour it right in through the top of the crate. No issue at all. I will probably order the 20 ounce bowl soon, as I was obviously not thinking about how big a quart is when I ordered it late at night. In my head a quart became a pint, lol. The quart is a little too deep for my pomeranian to reach the bottom at the level I have it on the crate. If I lower it, it will infringe on his moving around space, and he might be able to splash it. So, I think ultimately, the 20 ounce is the perfect size for our situation. My bowls haven't rusted at all in the time I've had them. If I get water on the rims of the bowls when loading them into the holders, it has sometimes looked like rust, but it easily wipes off with no effort when I take them out to clean them. I highly recommend these bowls in general, but especially for those whose dogs love to splash. Just place the bowl high enough that they can still drink, but can't reach their paw in to splash. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2015 by Immel Family
Very nice
Size: 32 Ounces
Ordered these for a friend who bought a large stand up kennel for a mom and her puppies while she fostered them. The kennel did not have water dishes, and she had used these before and I took the initiative and gifted her the bowls for the puppies as she helps out a dog rescue and puts a lot of her own money and time for them. They are very sturdy and clamped onto the kennel no problem. Bowl size was great for the puppies and mom had her own bowls for water and food. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Jean Mabry
Great bowl, incredibly difficult to put in or remove from the holder.
Size: 32 Ounces
This is a very nice quality stainless steel bowl, heavyweight and durable, and the bracket for it was easy to install securely on the crate. My dog likes it, but she was accustomed to having one (a cheaper one, which finally broke) so that's not surprising. It works well for her and she's happy with it. The problem is for me; the spring-tension C-shaped clip that holds the bowl is incredibly tight, and very stiff. You'll definitely need to put the empty bowl in and fill it from a bottle or something, or you'll have water everywhere. Installing a full bowl is a non-starter. The issue is taking it out when it's not completely empty - same deal, you have to pull so hard that you'll have a good chance of flinging any remaining water in the bowl across the room. I don't know if more use (it's only been a week or so) will loosen it enough to make things easier, but right now it's a challenge. If you have any weakness in your grip or any other hand/arm handicap, forget it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2026 by pmb
Good strong product if you use it correctly.
Size: 64 Ounces
Used these in my dog crates for feeding time and they stayed attached to the metal crates without budging.The screws and brackets are metal and substantial. The method for the holder to hold the bowl is a bit tricky because you have to slide the edges of the bowls between the 2 heavy wires of the holder. That’s how it works to hold the bowls tightly. If you’re just placing the bowls on top of the wire holder you’re not using it right and the bowls will move around and tilt. But you can also leave the original bowls attached properly and use another same sized bowl placed snugly on top which is what I do sometimes and it stays in place that way too. Depends how rough your dogs are. Mine are strong 75 lb catahoula leopard dogs who can break anything. But this bowl set up worked for us in their crates and inside our rv trailer for 6 weeks. So it will be a permanent fixture & a regularly used item whenever we go out again. It was a relief honesty not to have bowls on the floor taking up space, or being dragged around by the dogs. And we had little to zero food mess. I recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by quest
Stainless, easy to position, perfect for any crate / kennel
Size: 10 Ounces
We got the 10oz. Placement on wired kennel was so very easy. We had tried a plastic one earlier, it would not fit properly between the tines. This supports what water dish securely, allowing you to refill the dish directly in place, or remove the dish for a quick rinse and refill. I definitely recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by Ryndall
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