We're in the midst of summer! During these hot days, it’s important to stay hydrated. And guess who else needs to stay hydrated? Your dog!

 

The human body is made up of 60% water, and your dog’s body is made up of 80% water! That means when you are outside and feel hot and sweaty, your dog feels it just as much. Dogs lose water through their paws, when they pant, and through excreting waste. When dogs become too dehydrated they can experience kidney and organ failure, become very sick, and even die. 

 

 dog drinking from dog bowl, toadfish god bowl, non tipping dog bowl, keep pup hydrated

 

 

So how much water does your dog need?

They need one ounce of water per every pound of body weight every day.

 

How do you know if your pet is dehydrated?

Some of the common symptoms of dehydration in dogs are vomiting, diarrhea, loss of energy or appetite, dry and sunken eyes, dry gums, excessive panting, or loss of skin elasticity.  This sounds like straight up not a good time, so your dog probably doesn’t want to experience this at any point this summer!

 

How To Keep Your Dog Hydrated

The best way to keep your dog hydrated is to make sure they have constant access to fresh water, especially when you are spending time outside. The Toadfish Non-Tipping Dog Bowl is the perfect way to make sure your dog constantly has enough water.

Our Dog Bowl comes with a lid, so you can bring your dog’s water on the go. Whether you’re going out on the boat, for a walk on the beach, or even to your dog’s favorite park to see all their pals, our dog bowl has you covered. Our Non-Tipping design also helps water stay in the bowl as your pet drinks, so they don’t splash it around and more ends up on the floor than in their body.  

 

Even when you leave the house, your pet needs access to water in order to stay hydrated. It’s important that you leave your dog’s water dish full and clean even when you aren’t around. Worried your dog will make a mess out of the water while you are gone? Grab one of our dog bowl mats to keep your floors clean and mess-free. The silicone mat has a raised edge to hold in any spilled water, and it’s also dishwasher safe to make cleaning up a breeze.  

 

This summer, make sure to keep your dog hydrated and healthy with a Toadfish Dog Bowl bundle!

 

Cited:

Kristen Levin, 7 Ways to Keep Your Pet Hyddrated and Cool this Summer, https://kristenlevine.com/7-ways-keep-pet-hydrated-cool/, July 12, 2017

 

Jan Reisen, Warning Signs of Dehydration in Dogs, https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/warning-signs-dehydration-dogs/, June 29, 2021

 

5 comments

  • Locke Markus
    • Locke Markus
    • July 5, 2024 at 3:44 pm

    Can you get a replacement lid for the water bowls?

  • Kelli Donohue
    • Kelli Donohue
    • December 2, 2023 at 6:35 pm

    I was hoping to order dog dishes. Will they be returning?

  • Gloria
    • Gloria
    • November 27, 2023 at 9:46 am

    I would like to buy 2 more dog bowls for my daughter but can’t find them on this website. Will you be offering them again? Thank you!

  • Mike Hammond
    • Mike Hammond
    • August 11, 2023 at 7:35 pm

    I have also bought dog bowls in the past from you and want to purchase a couple more – please let your customers know the status of them.

  • Brad Holbert
    • Brad Holbert
    • March 31, 2023 at 8:02 am

    I have been trying to purchase you dog bowl set with mat for the last year
    Are you going to sell them again?
    Thanks

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