Franklin Sports Spill Proof Portable Pet Bowl For Cars - No Splash Travel Water + Food Dish for Dogs + Cats - 16 oz. - BPA Free,White , Gray

**Review of Franklin Sports Spill Proof Dog Water Bowl**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I recently purchased the Franklin Sports Spill Proof Dog Water Bowl, and I couldn't be more impressed! This bowl has truly been one of the best investments I've made for my furry friend in years.The design is absolutely fantastic—it's not only stylish but also incredibly functional. The spill-proof feature works wonders, preventing any messes while my dog drinks. I love that I can take it in the car without worrying about water sloshing everywhere.Overall, this bowl has made my life easier and keeps my dog hydrated without the hassle. If you're looking for a reliable and mess-free solution for your pet, I highly recommend the Franklin Sports Spill Proof Dog Water Bowl!

This is a MUST have for anyone travelling with pets. We have this on our sailing yacht and it has yet to spill water. Love the flexible design, and you will invariably step in/on it and it just squishes away.Really great item, and well designed. I imagine it would work well in a RV too.

I got this for a road trip I took with my dog. It worked great giving my dog easy access to water while preventing water from spilling out of the bowl. Its silicone flexible shape helpes hold it in place.Don’t fill it too much or it may still splash some liquid over the sides. Easy to clean and it should be cleaned daily as I saw some gunk on a white towel when I wiped it clean after a couple of days use. A definite plus if you travel with your pet

I took this in the backseat of my truck with four dogs for 2600 miles. The only time it spilled was when one of the dogs stepped on it. However, it did not splash at all.I took this in the backseat of my truck with four dogs for 2600 miles. The only time it spilled was when one of the dogs stepped on it. However, it did not splash at all. Wa Water While driving down the road. This is an essential for anybody that takes our dogs on the road trips. Absolutely worth every penny. I do have a doggy platform in the back to keep it relatively flat.

I recently purchased the Franklin Sports Spill Proof Portable Pet Bowl for our road trips, and it has been a game-changer. Traveling with our dog used to mean frequent water spills and a wet car interior, but this bowl has eliminated those issues.What I Love:✔ Spill-Proof Design: The bowl's unique construction prevents water from splashing out, even on bumpy roads. Our dog can now drink comfortably without making a mess.​✔ Portable and Lightweight: It's easy to carry and fits well in the car, making it ideal for both short drives and long journeys.​✔ Easy to Clean: The materials used are simple to wipe down, and the bowl doesn't retain odors, ensuring a fresh drink for our pet every time.​✔ Durable Construction: Despite its lightweight nature, the bowl is sturdy and has withstood regular use without any signs of wear.​Final Verdict:If you're looking for a reliable solution to keep your pet hydrated on the go without the hassle of spills, the Franklin Sports Spill Proof Portable Pet Bowl is an excellent choice. It combines practicality with thoughtful design, making travel more enjoyable for both you and your furry friend.Highly recommend for pet owners who love to travel! 🐾🚗

Nice size. Unfortunately my 9lb. water bug cat can flip or step on this in a way that it does spill. I quickly replaced it with something heavier. Probably good for a normal pet and for traveling.

This worked really good for my four day road trip. I could keep some water in the car the whole time, so my dog always had water when he wanted it. Didn’t spill, was great!

I brought this for a month long road trip for my puppy and it worked very well! My pup is obsessed with water (hence her holding onto in this photo as if she were holding on to a comfort toy or baby blanket :)). I used it in the car whilst driving so there were many jostles, bumps, and jolts getting to campsites, etc. With a microfiber towel or other absorbent cloth beneath it (or a tarp when appropriate), it did just what I wanted and my puppy, though missing her large bowl full of filled ice water (literally something she prefers even over training treats!), didn’t fuss about it at all.I used it for her food, also, and that was a huge win while the car was moving, though she’d get a bit annoyed if the food was only in the corners and harder to get. It’s possible I have a spoiled puppy.Background on trial and error:We also tried the “spill proof” bowl with a floating center piece and not only did that not work but it also got moldy within less than a week of use. This silicone one, however, has NOT gotten moldy or even close. That other one had rave reviews but I truly wonder if some people also have mold in their bowl but never spotted it. I wouldn’t have had my pup not been such a water snob and thus I had to investigate why she wasn’t drinking her water like usual.Background on extended use of this one:My pup drinks/sips a ton and likes to create swimming pools around her bowl. So, even this one did spill, though I’m sure putting a paw inside is much to blame haha ….But, even with normal drinking, it spills perhaps only 20% of what the other no-spill bowl did and like 1-5% of a normal bowl depending on where and how full it is. Also, sometimes debris and stuff gets in it which does take slightly more effort to remove than a normal bowl without the extra bends, but even on the road trip it was never a huge deal nor more frustration than worth it. I just checked it out once a day to make sure there isn’t any sand or partially chewed treats hanging out under the lip.We used a second one for her food, both canned and dry food, and it’s as fantastic for the dry food. I didn’t “love” it for the wet food because that got trapped under the lip more which both frustrated my pup and was far harder to clean at campsites (I’m sure no big deal with a normal running sink). The canned food she eats is similar in texture to corned beef hash. I bet a more liquid stew-type canned food would be easier. Ultimately I just started giving her the canned food on a paper towel next to the bowl and that was totally fine.