Does this bowl work with crates from other brands?

The clip is designed specifically for Diggs Revol and Evolv crates and won't attach to other crate brands. However, you can still use the bowl freestanding on the floor of any crate or anywhere else.

Which size bowl should I get for my crate?

The 30-ounce bowl (5.51 inches diameter) is recommended for Diggs small and medium crates. The 38-ounce bowl (5.98 inches diameter) is ideal for Diggs intermediate and large crates.

Can I put this bowl in the dishwasher?

Yes, the stainless steel bowl is dishwasher-safe. The material won't rust or absorb odors, so it cleans thoroughly on any dishwasher cycle.

Is the clip hard to attach and remove?

The clip snaps on and off in seconds without any tools. You can remove it for refills or cleaning and reattach it just as quickly.

Will this prevent my dog from tipping over the water bowl?

When clipped to the crate, the bowl is held securely against the wall and cannot be knocked over. Dogs can still drink and eat normally, but the mounting prevents spills from tipping.

Crate Bowl

stainless steel
Refillable
dishwasher safe
bpa free

The 3-second version

Clips securely into Diggs Revol and Evolv crates to prevent spills
Medical-grade stainless steel resists rust and won't leach chemicals
Removes in seconds for refills or switching to floor use
Clip only fits Diggs Revol and Evolv crates
Must match bowl size to crate dimensions
Clip attachment sold separately from crates

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Stainless Steel Crate Bowl with Clip-On Mount

Most dog bowls sit loose on the crate floor, where an anxious or energetic dog can flip them during the night or while you're away, soaking bedding and leaving no water until you return. This bowl solves that by clipping to the crate wall, keeping water and food accessible but immovable. The difference matters if you've ever come home to a drenched crate or a dog who dumped dinner before eating it.

The clip-on design also frees up floor space for resting, which matters in smaller crates where a bowl footprint takes up a surprising amount of room. Because it detaches instantly, you're not locked into mounted feeding—use it clipped when your dog is crated and on the floor when they're loose.

Good gift when

Dogs who tip bowls inside crates during crate training or overnight
Owners of Diggs Revol or Evolv crates seeking a mounting solution
Anyone wanting a dual-purpose bowl for crate and floor feeding
People who prefer dishwasher-safe stainless over plastic bowls

Skip it if Only works with Diggs Revol and Evolv crates when mounted—the clip won't attach to other crate brands, though the bowl can still be used freestanding on any surface.

Specs

Material: Medical-grade stainless steel, BPA-free
30 oz capacity: 5.51" diameter × 2.63" height
38 oz capacity: 5.98" diameter × 2.75" height
Compatible crates: Diggs Revol and Evolv models
Mounting: Removable clip, tool-free installation
Cleaning: Dishwasher safe

What's included

Stainless steel bowl
Removable crate clip

If you're giving it

You'll need their size

Choose the size that matches the recipient's crate model—30 oz for small/medium, 38 oz for intermediate/large Diggs crates.

The details

This feeding bowl addresses the problem of tipped food and water in dog crates. The medical-grade stainless steel construction resists rust and won't leach chemicals into meals. A removable clip lets you snap the bowl to compatible Diggs Revol or Evolv crates, locking it in place so your dog can't knock it over during feeding or while settling in.

When mounted, the bowl opens up floor space inside the crate and keeps bedding dry. The clip releases in seconds for refilling or switching to floor use when your dog prefers to eat outside the crate. Both mounting and removal happen without tools.

The stainless steel is BPA-free and safe for dishwasher cleaning. Two sizes accommodate different crate dimensions and dog appetites. The 30-ounce version measures 5.51 inches across and 2.63 inches deep, recommended for smaller crates. The 38-ounce version measures 5.98 inches across and 2.75 inches deep for larger crates. Each size is engineered to fit the corresponding Diggs crate models without blocking the door or intruding into resting space.

Because the bowl works both clipped and freestanding, you can switch modes depending on whether your dog is crated or loose. The steel surface wipes clean between dishwasher runs and won't hold odors the way plastic can.

Diggs

Crate Bowl

Rust-resistant feeding bowl that snaps into compatible crates or sits on the floor

$39at diggs.pet

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The 3-second version

Clips securely into Diggs Revol and Evolv crates to prevent spills
Medical-grade stainless steel resists rust and won't leach chemicals
Removes in seconds for refills or switching to floor use
Clip only fits Diggs Revol and Evolv crates
Must match bowl size to crate dimensions
Clip attachment sold separately from crates

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Questions

Does this bowl work with crates from other brands?: The clip is designed specifically for Diggs Revol and Evolv crates and won't attach to other crate brands. However, you can still use the bowl freestanding on the floor of any crate or anywhere else.
Which size bowl should I get for my crate?: The 30-ounce bowl (5.51 inches diameter) is recommended for Diggs small and medium crates. The 38-ounce bowl (5.98 inches diameter) is ideal for Diggs intermediate and large crates.
Can I put this bowl in the dishwasher?: Yes, the stainless steel bowl is dishwasher-safe. The material won't rust or absorb odors, so it cleans thoroughly on any dishwasher cycle.
Is the clip hard to attach and remove?: The clip snaps on and off in seconds without any tools. You can remove it for refills or cleaning and reattach it just as quickly.
Will this prevent my dog from tipping over the water bowl?: When clipped to the crate, the bowl is held securely against the wall and cannot be knocked over. Dogs can still drink and eat normally, but the mounting prevents spills from tipping.