Height
A bowl on the floor makes a tall dog stoop to eat.
Four height settings
The legs lock at 8.5, 11, 12.25 or 14.5 in, so you can set the bowl to suit your dog’s size.
Your dog eats from a raised bowl instead of the floor.
- Adjustable width
- Fits bowls 7–11 in wide
- Four height settings
- 8.5 / 11 / 12.25 / 14.5 in
- Single or double bowl
- Choose a 1-bowl or 2-bowl stand
- No tools needed
- Assembles by hand in minutes
Why owners pick this raised feeder
How the adjustable width, four heights and dual-bowl options fit real feeding routines.
Width
Fixed feeders only fit one bowl size.
Adjustable width, 7 to 11 in
Turn the width knob to fit a bowl from 7 to 11 in wide, so you can keep using your own bowl.
One stand works with the bowls you already own.
Two bowls
Feeding two dogs — or food and water — needs more than one bowl.
Single or double basin stand
Pick a one-bowl or two-bowl frame; both use the same adjustable stand and knobs.
Serve two bowls from one stand.
Stability
A wobbly feeder shifts and slides during meals.
Solid welding and level-adjust feet
The frame joints are welded and each foot has a level adjustment, so the stand sits flat on uneven floors.
The stand stays steady while your dog eats.
Check the details
A good fit starts here.
- Adjustable width
- 7–11 in — the frame holds a bowl within this range
- Height settings
- 8.5, 11, 12.25 or 14.5 in (4 levels)
- Bowl fit
- Use your own bowl; bowl is not included
- Recommended dog size
- Medium and large dogs
Before you choose
A few good questions.
No. The stand is supplied on its own — use any bowl measuring 7–11 in wide.
More perspectives. More confidence.
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