Dog Bowl Cleaner Free Dish Washing Liquid Formulated for Pets Effectively Removes Food Grease & Pet Slimy Saliva for All Types of Pet Food & Water Bowls, Dishes, & Utensils

Worked great to get the slimy stuff out of my dogs food and water dishes

This did nothing. It’s not worth using. I’ve used it twice and the saliva stains were still there.

Most of our animal's bowls are easy to clean with Dawn and a scrubbie. But our Bassett is one who can gum up a dish so much that even the dishwasher can't get all the gunk fully clean. This stuff works like it gets paid for it...and quickly, no soaking needed. I don't know what kind of voodoo magic it has, but it's fantastic!

This cleans pretty good and suds up really well. Easy to squirt out and with a little water it cleaned out dog bowl easily. So much better for our dogs than a bleach solution we were using to disinfect. Will continue to use this to keep my dogs safe!

Best slobber degreaser.

Still leaves the biofilm residue.

I tried out the Dog Bowl Cleaner. It comes in a pump bottle, which you pump onto a sponge or a cloth and clean the dog bowl. It breaks down the enzymes present in dog bowls. With water, it actually turns into a soap. It got rid of the ring around the bowl (we have hard water) as well as the slimy mess. The bowl came out looking and feeling very clean. If you need to do a quick clean on your dog's water bowl, then this product is an excellent method. However, I would still recommend using soap and hot water for the deep cleaning that should be done (e.g., cleaning the pump and changing filters). I would also advise that you take a wet cloth and/or simply rinse to make sure that all the soap is out of the bowl before filling it with water for drinking. The bottle says it should be kept away from pets. Overall, a good product. It works quickly and makes cleaning a breeze, but should not be a substitute for deep cleaning the dog's water bowl.

I'm so happy I found and got this cleaner. With 3 cats now ( one is here temporarily) and a small dog, it seems like I'm always either washing their dishes or there's a stack waiting to be washed. I know it's safe to use vinegar and dish soap so long as they're rinsed well so that's what I've always done, occasionally breaking out the bleach if they had stew or the dishes sat for a day, etc. But it's so much better for me to have something made specifically for this use. I feel like it's safer for them all which is the most important thing. This doesn't have a strong odor like the usual things I use, another plus. It works well and gets them clean without leaving any film. A good product I'll start using all the time now.