BNOSDM Double Stainless Steel Pet Bowls Review

Intro

This BNOSDM double-bowl pet feeder is a low-profile plastic base with removable stainless-steel dishes that the listing markets for small dogs and cats. The listing gives concrete specs (15.35 x 7.87 x 1.57 inches; each bowl holds 14 ounces) and several practical features — removable bowls, a non-slip base, and dishwasher-cleanable parts — but also contains contradictory lines about how many bowls are included and what the base is made from. That inconsistency is important for gift shoppers: confirm the final listing copy before you hit buy.

What it is / first look

On paper the product is straightforward: a double-bowl feeding station that pairs removable stainless-steel bowls with a plastic base (the listing also references an anti-skid silicone mat and four non-slip pads). Dimensions are listed as 15.35 x 7.87 x 1.57 inches and the unit weight is 0.69 kg (about 1.52 pounds). Each stainless-steel bowl is listed with a capacity of 14 ounces. The product is presented as suitable for cats and small dog breeds and is described for indoor use.

Two small but important listing oddities you should be aware of right away: a few lines in the product copy explicitly say "Two stainless steel dog bowls, one for water and one for food," while another part of the listing's "Set Includes" copy claims you will receive "four stainless steel bowls and two plastic bowl liners." Unit Count in the specifications is listed as "2 Count." The material fields are similarly mixed: most of the feature copy describes "stainless steel" bowls and a "plastic base," but the structured Materials field says "Polyester." Those contradictions are in the listing text — they may be a simple copy error, but confirm what's actually in the box on the current listing before gifting.

Available color listings include multiple small-color combos (for example "Pink+Drak Green" and single-color entries such as "Pink" or "Green").

Who this is a good gift for

Make this a targeted, practical gift — the design and listed specs point to a few clear fits.

1) New small-puppy or toy-breed owner

• The listing and owner feedback both emphasize small-dog sizing (the listing lists Breed Recommendation: Small and Target Species: Cats and Dogs). Each bowl holds 14 ounces, which lines up with typical single-meal portions for toy breeds or young puppies.
• Assumption: the recipient has a small dog (toy breeds) or kitten — this is not sized for medium or large dogs.

2) Apartment or small-space pet owner who wants simple cleanup

• The molded base is designed to catch spills and protect the floor, and the bowls are removable for washing (the listing says hand wash or dishwasher clean). That makes it an easy all-in-one solution for tight spaces, crates, or playpens.
• Assumption: the giftee values low-effort cleaning over designer presentation.

3) Cat owner who needs a stable outdoor/porch dish

• Several owner reports say the base made it hard for outdoor cats to tip the set; one owner even uses the reservoir trick (filling the surrounding area to keep ants out). The listing highlights the base's spill-catching and anti-slip pads.
• Assumption: the cat is small to medium and not a heavy chewer of plastic parts.

4) Someone who wants an affordable, practical add-on gift

• Owners describe the set as "good", "well made", and "perfect for small dogs" — a useful, low-risk present for a coworker, neighbor, or casual friend with a small pet.
• Assumption: you are buying a practical, not luxury, gift.

In daily use

The daily routine for this feeder is simple and exactly the sort of thing a busy pet owner will appreciate when the listing matches reality.

Filling and serving

The listing positions the two-dish layout as one bowl for food and one for water. Each stainless-steel bowl is listed with a capacity of 14 ounces, so plan portions around that size. The listing also promotes the idea that the plastic base prevents the bowls from being pushed or tipped onto the floor.

Cleaning

The listing specifically says the stainless-steel bowls are removable and that components are safe for hand wash or dishwasher clean. Owners repeatedly praise the removable stainless bowls as easy to clean. Because the bowls separate from the mat/base, you can rinse or load them straight into the dishwasher while wiping down the plastic base.

Staying put and floor interaction

The product includes anti-slip features in the listing (four non-slip pads and an "Anti-skid Silicone Mat" reference). Owner feedback is split: many buyers say the base "hugs the ground" and prevents tipping, while a number of buyers point out the base is a hard thin plastic and can slide on hardwood floors. If the recipient has slippery floors, that mixed feedback matters — the mat works better on textured or rubber-backed surfaces than on smooth hardwood or tile, according to owners.

Unintended uses owners report

Owners sometimes use the base as a shallow reservoir to keep ants away by adding water around the bowls — this is not an advertised feature, but a few reviewers said it worked well for outdoor or garage cats.

Materials & build quality

What the listing says vs. how owners describe the item: the stainless-steel bowls get consistent praise, while the base/mat is the mixed piece.

• Bowls: The listing repeatedly describes the removable dishes as stainless steel and several owner comments say the bowls are well-made, easy to clean, and feel sturdy. Each bowl is listed at 14-ounce capacity.
• Base / mat: The listing calls out an "Anti-skid Silicone Mat" and "non-slip pads" in different places, and the structured product fields list the Item Material Type as "Polyester." Owner feedback is more specific: multiple buyers call the base "hard plastic" and mention that it slides on some floor types. That inconsistency is a material-quality signal you should verify on the live product page (the listing text is the source for these descriptions).
• Fit & finish: Owners using the set for small pets (toy breeds, kittens) describe it as "sturdy" and "well-made," and several repeat that the removable stainless bowls are the feature they like most for cleaning and durability.

Safety considerations

From a safety perspective this is low-voltage, non-electrical gear, so the main concerns are tipping, slipping, and material contact.

• Tipping & slipping: The listing promotes nonslip features (four non-slip pads, anti-skid mat) and owners often say the set resists tipping. However, owner reports also flag sliding on hardwood and describe the base as thin hard plastic in some cases. If the recipient's pet is energetic or the home has very smooth floors, the risk of the base shifting is higher than the listing suggests.
• Food-contact material transparency: The listing clearly calls the bowls "stainless steel," but it does not specify stainless-steel grade or any third-party food-safety certification in the product text. The Materials field oddly lists "Polyester" which appears to conflict with the bowl description. If a buyer needs certified food-safe materials or a specific stainless-steel grade, the listing does not provide that information — verify with the manufacturer or current listing copy.
• Microwave & heating: The listing explicitly says the stainless-steel bowls do not support heating in a microwave oven.
• Choking/sharp edges: Owner feedback does not report sharp edges or small detachable parts that present a chewing/choking hazard. Several buyers describe the bowls as sturdy and well-made.

Who should skip it

• Owners of medium or large dogs. The listing lists the product for small breeds and the 14-ounce bowl capacity is sized accordingly — it's not intended for bigger dogs or large meal volumes.
• People who need a guaranteed non-slip feeder on smooth hardwood. Owner feedback is mixed on how well the mat/pads grip smooth floors; several buyers who placed it on hardwood reported sliding.
• Households with heavy chewers who destroy plastic. The listing shows a plastic base and some buyers call that base a thin hard plastic — if a dog chews the base, it could be damaged.
• Buyers who require explicit material certifications (specific stainless-steel grade or food-safety certificates). The listing does not provide certification details or a steel grade.

Verdict

Buy / maybe / skip summary for gift shoppers: This BNOSDM double-bowl feeder is a practical, affordable pick for small-dog and cat owners who want a low-effort, easy-to-clean feeder. Owners repeatedly praise the removable stainless bowls and the spill-catching base. The set is best as a practical gift rather than a luxury item — but double-check the listing's current copy for a clear bowl count and exact base material before buying, because the product description has inconsistent lines.

Best gift fit

Buy for a new puppy owner (toy breeds) or cat guardian who needs a simple, stable feeding station and who values removable dishwasher-clean bowls. It's also a good add-on gift for someone who already owns pet basics and appreciates practical upgrades.

Biggest buying risk

The biggest buying risk is inconsistent listing copy around how many bowls are included and what the base is actually made from. The listing alternately says two removable stainless-steel bowls and also claims four stainless bowls and two plastic liners; Material Type is listed as "Polyester" in one field while the copy elsewhere describes stainless steel and plastic. That contradiction matters only if the exact bowl count, base material, or non-slip surface type is critical to your recipient.

Check before you buy

• Confirm the bowl count on the current listing (some copy lines say two bowls while another says four bowls and two liners).
• Verify the base material / mat type if you need a true silicone or rubber non-slip surface — owner comments say the base can be a hard thin plastic and may slide on hardwood.
• Measure intended meal portions against the 14-ounce bowl capacity listed to ensure the size is right for the pet.
• Pick the color option you want — the listing shows several single and combo color options (for example "Pink", "Green", "Pink+Green", and "Pink+Drak Green").
• If material certifications matter (steel grade, food-safety approvals), request that information from the seller — the listing does not provide stainless-steel grade or certification details.