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	TSR : Web boards : M/s D/s O&P : "Questions about Dog Bowls" 1 2 Questions about Dog Bowls (18) This post is on the M/s D/s O&P web board. Wed 27 Feb 08, 10:03 PM MasterMattsslave CA, 4 yrs Y! i know there's another post about dog bowls, but i figured starting a topic would get better replies for me. i'm looking for answers to the exact questions below please. i have a really short tongue. It's wide but not long, so it gets sore when i eat out of a bowl or so anything else that requires me to stretch it out a lot (and no, it doesn't interfere with pleasing Master, lol). So Master and i are looking for advice/info on a few things: - where to buy a shallow dog dish - what kind of a technique i should be using with my mouth/face/tongue to eat from a bowl - how many people on TSR use them and in what sort of a context (such as with kitty or puppy play, cages, ect) - if people use a water dish as well - what foods are typically eaten out of dog bowls Thanks! nadia "I will love and protect you forever. you are worth any risk. you are not broken" (Master Matt) 28 Feb 08, 1:40 AM slavejane2011 US(NV), 4 yrs Y! MasterMattsslave wrote: Questions about Dog Bowls i know there's another post about dog bowls, but i figured starting a topic would get better replies for me. i'm looking for answers to the exact questions below please. i have a really short tongue. It's wide but not long, so it gets sore when i eat out of a bowl or so anything else that requires me to stretch it out a lot (and no, it doesn't interfere with pleasing Master, lol). So Master and i are looking for advice/info on a few things: - where to buy a shallow dog dish - what kind of a technique i should be using with my mouth/face/tongue to eat from a bowl - how many people on TSR use them and in what sort of a context (such as with kitty or puppy play, cages, ect) - if people use a water dish as well - what foods are typically eaten out of dog bowls Thanks! nadia Zero is my puppy name and I usually refer to her as her own being..just so you don't get confused..lol But we got her puppy bowl at wal mart. It is just a stainless silver bowl with blue non skid stuff on the bottom. I painted it with her name and little puppy paws on it. It is farely shallow, enough that she can drink out of it. Zero has not had much of a chance to eat a meal from her dish, we have kids..lol. But when she has it has usually been cereal, something like kix. Seth has kicked the idea of using corn beef and hash, since I call it dog food anyways. lol As for how to...she started lapping but usually ends up inda sucking the water. Seth aslo has a water bottle to to give her drinks. Hope this helps a bit ~~jane 28 Feb 08, 8:16 AM masterfiremaam US(WV), 5 yrs As far as shallow dishes, why not use a plate? My real cats have their own plate...that matches MY plates. I accidentally chipped one of my daily use plates and when I bought a replacement, I decided it'd be funny if they had it. Walmart usually sells plates individually. By far, puppy play is the leader as far as animal play followed closely by pony play. Kitty play is making itself known. If you look hard enough, you'll find every kind of animal play for every kind of animal. Many people in the lifestyle also consider themselves to be Otherkin, so you get a component of the therian otherkin in the lifestyle, too. Usually these are canine, feline or avian in nature. This is slightly different than animal play as Therians believe part of their core nature is the animal side of themselves and NOT just a role they play. Master Fire "Be excellent to each other." - Bill and Ted *air guitar* 28 Feb 08, 11:07 AM boston UK, 12 yrs http://www.totalpetsupplies.co.uk/i-Stainless-St... 29 Feb 08, 6:41 AM Outlaws_dotsuwa US(OK), 4 yrs Master and I have not yet gotten to the pet dishes but for something shallow that you might need perhaps try kitty dishes some are shallower than some of the dog bowls. And I suppose that you could always find something that is for dogs with shorter noses perhaps by searching on the web if what you are looking for is not at walmart. Just a thought. manxie kitty Owned and managed by Outlaw {previously Outlaws rapture} bound by love to the One that holds her heart, even in the darkness she feels warmth through the chill of her own pain. http://rapturemusing.blogspot.com/ 29 Feb 08, 6:53 AM JRCs_petk HK, 4 yrs Y! Master and I found the perfect human pet bowl in an Indian supermarket. It's a shallow, wide rimmed stainless steel bowl that is normally used for placing small portions of Indian curries on the table. (Like in an Indian restaurant) Of course, this is all depends on whether you have an Indian community in your area. Alternatively, most homeware stores have shallow bowls of some description. As to what foods are best served? It's normally a case of trial and error. Rice type foods work well, small pasta with minimal sauce, vegetables cut into small pieces, cut fruits... the list is only as long as your imagination. I can't imagine water bowls being a particularly good option if you're wanting to stay hydrated and drink the recommended 2 Litres a day of water. Regards, petk 29 Feb 08, 5:07 PM S_Kitten UK, 4 yrs i have kitty bowls, for kitten play. and mine are quite shallow being cat ones but it gives the problem of my nose getting in the way, in terms of drinking i tend to find licking it up tend to take a while (unless its Masters cum then thats easier to lick up) so i kind of hoover liquids up (no slurping though) and i tend to find this easy to do, with food substances i lick up coz it just sticks to my tongue, its kind of something you have to practise though, and find a comfortable way to sit whists doing it, certain ways can make you feel sick and isnt very good for digestion Kitten Masters little Kitten. I serve to please 1 Mar 08, 8:12 PM 912-640-803 US(ME), 6 yrs If you're intent on getting an actual dog dish, by all means check out the pet supply stores. As far as technique goes, I'm afraid I can't help you. I haven't had the option of using a pet dish yet, but it may become a part of our pet play, someday. I know of others who use one of those rabbit water bottles as opposed to water dishes. One food that I've seen suggested (for puppy play, especially) is beef stew -- cold or heated, depending on personal preference. Perhaps for kitty play, tuna fish or chicken and gravy would work well. I think just about anything could be served in a dog bowl. 2 Mar 08, 2:43 PM 487-312-778 FR, 4 yrs i use my dog bowls generaly for pissind, some times i drink afew,also but not so event i shi in my dog bowl i then i lape my shit ,warly and good,then i use my tooth brus of course! julia julia,travesti d'intérieur,bi tatoué et piercé,célibataire de 60ans soumis,recherche rencontre bdsm et sexe :trio couple ,voire femme pour rencontre en perspective de couple bdsm 2 Mar 08, 7:40 PM 884-826-557 US, 4 yrs It's been a few years, but in my experience, the best type of dog dish for eating out of is one that's wide enough to fit almost your entire face into, and has a generally rounded interior rather than a squared-off corner type joint where the sides meet the bottom. The hardest part is chasing food around in the corners with your tongue. I just dug my old ones out of the dusty toybag; the interior diameter at the top is 7 inches, the interior diameter at the bottom of the bowl is about 5 1/2, the depth is about 2, and the diameter of the base is 10 inches. That's just about right for me, and it holds enough for one small meal at a feeding. As for the best kind of food to eat out of it, (again) in my experience, anything that comes in dry or semi-dry chunks is best - cut-up meat scraps, torn-up bread, lightly cooked vegetables... the drier and more solid the better, whereas the wetter and sloppier it is, the more work it is to round it all up with your tongue. Which I suppose is sometimes the point (from the perspective of the person doing the feeding), but the question was asked from the perspective of the person doing the eating. You can get bowls of this type at any modestly-sized pet store, for about 7 or 8 bucks a pop, and they make an excellent water dish as well. Edited 2 Mar 08, 7:42 PM by 884-826-557 6 Mar 08, 7:17 PM MasterMatt84 CA, 4 yrs robslave your post is useless and takes away from the intent of the board. Please be more respectful of serious members and posts in the future. To all other posters of this thread...my slave is thankful for your posts regarding this matter...you are all very helpful. Next page