2-in-1 travel drinker

I have a small dog, but I got a larger size so I don't have to refill it as often. Despite its size, it fits perfectly in the hand.

Secure in a backpack.

Narrow shape, fits tightly in a backpack like a flask. A must-have item for dog owners.

The water return feature is a lifesaver. I don't have to pour out what the dog didn't finish drinking in the heat.

Everything works perfectly. I always close the lock, no complaints about the build quality.

It's quite difficult to clean leftover food from the bowl, crumbs get stuck in the silicone rim.

It's convenient for the dog to drink while sitting in the car, the bowl doesn't require a separate dish.

Great for park walks overall. My only gripe is that it doesn't come with any kind of carrying cord, so I end up just carrying it in my hand the whole time.

The food compartment is a real lifesaver. I put the kibble in there and only take this thing for long walks.

Tried it at the beach: sand stuck to the bowl but washed off quickly, the dog is happy.

I take it to the training ground. While the dog is working, I give treats from the compartment, and then give it some water.

Since my dog is always pulling on the leash, being able to pour water with just one hand makes a real difference. If I had to nitpick, the lock button sits a bit too deep in the body, so it takes an extra second to find with your thumb.

The treat compartment opens separately, so the water and food don't mix.

I've thrown it in my bag on actual hikes and never had a single leak. The one thing that doesn't work great is my pug — the bowl's edges are too high for his short snout, so he struggles a bit.

Bought this to replace an old Chinese one. This is made better, the plastic is thick and reliable.

Handy hiking kit

The plastic doesn't squeak when I screw on the cap, it doesn't feel like a single-use item.

Nothing leaks inside at the connections. The dog drinks eagerly, the water has no plastic taste.

My dog picked up how to use it almost right away. My only complaint is the pump channels are quite narrow, so filling the bowl takes longer than I'd like.

After the park, I rinsed the bowl under the tap, no plastic smell left.

The body is lightweight, I clip it to the side pocket of my backpack and barely feel it.

The button presses easily, but didn't accidentally go off in the bag, good design.

It's convenient that I don't have to carry a separate container. It saves a ton of space in the carrier bag.

Looks and feels like a normal bottle in the hand. The sliding lock, though, is pretty stiff — my wife has a hard time getting it open when we're out walking.

I pour with one hand and hold the leash with the other, very practical for the city.

The treats didn’t get soggy, even though the bottle was full and lying next to them in my bag.

The only downside is that fingerprints show on the glossy surface. But it washes off easily, so I’m not lowering my rating.

The lock turns with just the right amount of resistance and doesn’t open by itself in a backpack.

Plenty of capacity in this thing. What bugs me is there's no proper attachment point for a leash clip, so I ended up hooking a carabiner onto the lock ring instead.

I bought it purely because you don’t have to unscrew anything while you’re on the go. One hand is always free.

Kibble stays completely dry no matter how long we're out. The strap holding the bowl in place, though, keeps getting in the way whenever I try to pour water into it.

I got it for a Jack Russell, and the dispenser spout goes right into the bowl, with no water spilling past it.

The water bottle is top-notch. I ordered two, one for me and one for my wife, and now we don’t carry separate bowls on walks.

Love having water and food in one unit. My only complaint: the pump is battery-powered, and if you forget to switch it off, the batteries drain surprisingly fast.

Convenient after training

The bowl flips out smoothly, and the water didn’t splash onto my jacket. A small thing, but nice.

The ABS plastic looks sturdy; after it fell on tile, the body stayed intact.

Holds plenty for a long walk with my beagle. Closing the lock takes some real finger strength though — I have to push hard to get that click.

On a bike ride, I held the bottle in one hand, pressed the button, and the dog calmly drank.

Everything was fine, but the food sometimes gets stuck in the compartment lid if you fill it to the top. Not critical at all.

Well made, with precise latches. Nothing rattles or squeaks when you press it.

Several weeks in now, and this has become a staple on our hikes. My Bernese Mountain Dog drinks a ton, so the larger size was the obvious pick, and it hasn't let me down. There was one moment in the forest where I dropped it straight into the mud and thought I'd ruined it, but a quick rinse in a nearby stream had it looking brand new again. Instead of packing separate little jars, I've been using the treat compartment for his vitamin tablets, which is a nice bonus use. Even shoved into a fully packed backpack, the rubber ring seal has never once let water through. He drinks eagerly from the fold-out bowl, and pouring the leftover water back doesn't splash anywhere. For what it does, the price feels more than fair.

No odd smell from the plastic, and it feels solid. My one hiccup is the bowl lid — it doesn't always seat evenly on the first attempt, so I sometimes have to redo it.

The larger version helped a lot on a trip out of town; my Labrador drank several times.

Convenient with a large dog

Went with the red version, and the color is genuinely vibrant, not a dull red at all. That's turned out to be handy too — if I set it down in the grass and lose track of it, I can spot it from across the field.

Since our dog is still a puppy, the compact size made sense, and it holds more than enough water for an evening walk without weighing her down.

Went with the small version since my puppy doesn't need much. Turns out it slides right into a jacket pocket too, and there's plenty of water in there for someone her size.

For a medium-sized dog, the volume is fine; after an hour in the park, there was still water left.

Got the red one and it really pops. The lock does its job keeping things sealed, though the threading squeaked when I first opened it, like it hadn't been screwed together quite right.

I use the dry food container for training; crumbs don't spill into my pocket.

The compartment isn't very large, but it's fine for favorite treats. The main feature is definitely the water.

Height-wise it's just right, slides into a cup holder without issue. Closing the bowl lid, on the other hand, takes noticeably more effort than I expected.

We got the larger size for hikes with our Labrador. It lasts a long time, and the red color looks stylish.

The food compartment holds the smell well, the dog doesn't go crazy trying to get to the treats inside.

The dispense button works smoothly. The dog quickly figured it out and drinks on its own.

It rests comfortably in the palm. I wrap my fingers around it and press the button with my thumb, no discomfort at all.

Took it on the train, the dog drank straight from the bowl, everything around stayed dry.

For trips with our retriever, we went with the large size, and honestly the whole point of it — water and food combined in one thing — has made the backpack so much lighter to carry. Not a drop leaked on the road either, even after our dog managed to snag the lid with his teeth at one point; it held tight regardless. What I'm less thrilled about is the blue latch, which picked up scratches fast and now looks pretty scuffed up. There's also the transparent panel on the back of the bowl — being light-colored, it shows every bit of slobber buildup underneath, and cleaning it is a pain because of the grooves along the edges; I end up scrubbing with a brush for a while. None of that stops me from bringing it along every single day, though.

Got it for my dachshund, the fold-out bowl opens quickly, he drinks right at the stop.

It's convenient that the treats are kept right next to the water, our beagle quickly understood the setup.

The bottle stands steadily on the bench while I close the poop bags after the walk.

The silicone ring holds up great. Tossed it in a gym bag with my phone, everything is dry.

The bowl is deep, the dog doesn't have to tilt its head up to finish drinking. The leftover water easily goes back in.

Came in handy on our vacation. The food compartment is really only sized for small crumbs though — anything bigger than that and I have to break the kibble apart first.

I've had it sitting in a bag for extended periods and it's never leaked once. The only odd thing is that the release button makes a clicking sound my dog isn't a fan of.

Perfect for park walks with a leash in one hand — I can press the button and get water flowing with just my free hand. Whatever the dog doesn't drink flows right back into the bottle instead of going to waste.

Picking a bright color turned out to be a smart move on my part — the red stands out enough against grass that I've already avoided leaving it behind on more than one walk.

My French Bulldog is normally fussy about drinking from anything unfamiliar, but this one he accepted right away, no hesitation. We ran it twice a day, morning and evening, for a full week, and it's proven especially useful on routes near home where there's nowhere else to get him water. Spotting the red body in the stroller is effortless too, and the compartment keeps his food from spilling around inside. The only habit I've picked up is rinsing that compartment out immediately if I've put wet food in it — just feels safer that way.

The height fits perfectly in the car door pocket, I take it on every trip now.

Excellent bottle, I take it to dog shows. No need to look for where to pour water for the dog.

This goes with me daily at this point. One annoyance is that the base slides around on grass — my dog keeps nudging it and it just skitters away from him.

Took it on a beach vacation. Poured cold water in it, the plastic didn't deform at all in the heat all day.

Took this on several trips with my Labrador and it held up well. If I had to name a flaw, it'd be that the dispensing button is on the stiff side, so pressing it one-handed isn't as smooth as I'd like.

The PC part is transparent, you can see how much water is left, no need to open and check.

Kibble stays bone dry and nothing seeps out into the backpack. My complaint is with cleaning — the opening on the food side is narrow enough that washing it out properly takes some effort.

We go out into nature often. We used to carry bowls and bottles, but now everything is in one. Very convenient.

I got it for short walks after work: pour, close, put it in the bag, and everything stays dry.

The bowl isn’t deep, so our spitz drinks calmly and doesn’t get his whole muzzle wet.

The button is firm, so the dog won’t step on it by accident and spill the water. Everything is well thought out.

The water didn’t spill in my bag with documents, the silicone seal really holds.

Luna, our corgi, was a little wary of the clicking button the first time around, but she was already nosing at the bowl on her own by our second walk. I went with the larger version specifically for our weekend routes, and it comfortably covered several stops' worth of water, with the side compartment holding enough small treats too. Not one drop leaked into my fabric bag the whole time, so I'm considering getting a second one just to leave in the car.

The material is hard and didn’t dent when someone accidentally stepped on it. But scratches on the plastic will probably appear over time.

I liked that you can give a little water and not pour the extra onto the ground.

Cool little thing. The lock turns stiffly on the first day, then loosens up. The water won’t spill, 100 percent.

The food compartment holds a portion for our evening training, so I no longer take a separate bag.

The removable food compartment is genius. My pockets used to be full of crumbs, now everything is neat.

The dog immediately understood how to drink. The water doesn’t splash, everything is neat.

The button presses without effort. My mother has old hands, and she uses this water bottle without any problems.

The lid closes evenly, I tested it over the sink the first time, and then carried it around with confidence.

A smart design, nothing for even an active dog to break. The bowl flips out without sticking.

The plastic quality is great, no chemical smell. The fold-out bowl washes without any problems.

Good value for a sturdy build. My main frustration is the fill opening — it's narrow enough that I end up spilling water past it more often than not.

I took it on a trip, and the water really doesn’t spill. The lock is convenient, the plastic is sturdy.

Plenty of water capacity for my spitz, no complaints there. When I first unboxed it there was a faint plastic smell, but it went away after a day or so.

My poodle has no trouble drinking from this. The exterior is a bit too smooth for my taste, though — once a few drops land on the plastic, it gets slippery in your hand.

We carry it in a backpack every day. The water doesn’t leak even when the backpack is packed completely full.

I clipped it to my belt bag with a carabiner. Nothing inside has unscrewed or leaked in six months of use.