Elevated Dog Bowls, 4 Height Adjustable Raised Bowl Stand with 2 Thick 50oz Stainless Steel Food Bowls Non-Slip Feeder Adjusts to 3.7'', 9.2'', 10.75'', 12.36'' Black, (DB-W01)

Love that adjustable height for holding dog bowls. After a few months of use it good. Much better for our dog to eat from. The only gripe is my boy can be a bit messy and although the edge with a slight grove on top prevent most of the food from being on the floor it's kind of a pain to clean almost every day.

My labradoodle mix loves it! He wouldn’t always eat his food. I thought he was being picky and dramatic. I saw him laying down to eat once and wondered if the bowl was just too close to the ground for him to eat comfortably. I got this and now he eats every time he’s fed. It has several different height options so you can find the perfect height for your dog or it can grow with your dog. Great quality and great price.

Have had this almost 2 years. Highly recommend. Great product, non clumsy and stays put. Easy to adjust. Perfect for a growing puppy. Bowls are removable to be washed. For the eating bowl, I use a separate bowl and put inside to keep clean. Bought 2, for home and work.

This is easy to setup - the stand height is versatile and the bowls are deep. My pooch doesn't really enjoy how reflective the bowls are but that may be his peculiarity coming out to play. One thing I did not like is how rickety the legs are. I wish they were a bit more stable BUT it does stand well and doesn't seem to wobble...that much.For the price its a good deal. Not the worst. Not the best.

This has worked out more perfectly than I could have ever imagined. funny thing too....I never noticed the message the vendor sent me a few days after I ordered it (so like a month later lol) with suggestions on how to acclimate her to it. Thoughtful, but unneeded. she just took to it straight away.My old baby is about 15 years old. she was also diagnosed with anterior bladder cancer about 2 years ago. She hates the vet enough tho, so we decided to forego chemo/radiation and just keep her comfy. Thus far, the cancer itself doesn't really appear to be rearing its ugly head in the expected ways. She still pees freely at least, which is what we need to monitor for end stage and quality of life. We also get regular bloodwork and chest xrays to monitor for metastasizing into her thorax. Apparently thats more likely to get her than the origin cancer? hers is very slow growing and we caught it very much in the beginning.All of that being said, we caught it from an ultrasound of her kidneys super duper early because her hips are also going out and they wanted to test if carprofen (its like doggo ibuprofen, and can be hard on the kidneys) was going to be detrimental to her health. Pretty much most of her issues come from old age, arthritis, deafness, and the meds she is given for pain making her loopy/senile.When I bought this for her, I was starting to lose my mind on how often (2? 3 times a day?) I was cleaning up her food/water related catastrophes. Shes very uneasy on her feet and falls easily, and her vision isn't doing so great either. I am talking constant stepping and tripping in her food bowl while trying to drink from her water bowl, thus knocking over her water bowl (sometimes multiple times in a few minutes just to make sure she spilled aaaaaaaaaaaall of the water and food on the floor lol) on top of her food bowl knock downSo there were a lot of changes made to her lifestyle in a short period of mid-november to mid december. she had lost enough weight it was scary as hell and we changed up her diet and made anti-nausea and appetite boosters more common. she still falls a lot, but thats the nature of the beast between hip weakness, pain meds, and cancer stealing her nutrition intake for itself.That being said tho, since getting this bowl stand for her, she has NOT EVEN ONCE managed to knock it over. this girl manages to walk around the house and knock over anything in reach, to the point I sometimes think she has to be doing it on purpose. she can't seem to knock this over tho, and for that I am thankful :)

Love that this is height adjustable. My geriatric dog was having trouble eating from bowls placed on the floor. The bowls are a perfect size for my dog. Very sturdy and the tray has a ledge to catch any water that spills. Very easy to keep clean.

Awesome customer service. I'd gotten one that was a one-off for the highest level. Unfortunately, I'd written a somewhat negative review as a consequence (which I do hope this over-rides since I can't find a way to un-do it). The company had read the review and was immediately in touch to make right my situation. I now have a unit that is perfect, reaches the highest level and solidly stays there, and my dog is most happy. Thank you!!

I purchased the grey color for my puppy, and I’m really impressed! The material is strong and durable, which is perfect for an active pup. I also love the different levels—it makes it super convenient and versatile. Highly recommended!