What chemicals of concern are found in Pet Food & Water Bowls?

Chemicals of concern commonly found in Pet Food & Water Bowls include: Bisphenol A (BPA), Phthalates.

What should I look for when buying Pet Food & Water Bowls?

Stainless steel (food-grade 304) Ceramic with lead-free glaze Glass options for small pets Dishwasher safe

Watch for: Plastic bowls, Chipped ceramic, Unknown metal alloy, Scratched surfaces.

Bowls for pet food and water. Plastic bowls can leach chemicals and harbor bacteria in scratches.

Pets eat and drink from bowls multiple times daily. Plastic bowls can leach BPA and develop scratches that harbor bacteria.

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Watch for these on ingredient labels:

Stainless steel bowls are the safest choice. Ceramic is good if certified lead-free. Avoid all plastic bowls.

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