🚚 Delivery estimate Usually about 8 days ↕ 4 Heights Adjusts as they grow ↺ 30-Day Returns Unused, original box A big dog eating off the floor is holding a press-up through every meal. Watch a tall dog at a floor bowl: front legs splayed, neck cranked down, spine bent. Three minutes, three times a day, for years. For a young dog it’s nothing. For an older one, or a deep-chested breed, or a dog with any neck or elbow stiffness, it’s the least comfortable part of the day. The stand accepts bowls 6 to 10 inches wide and helps keep them in one fixed feeding area. 4 height settings from 20 cm to 35 cm — so one stand covers a puppy growing into an adult, or two dogs of different sizes How to pick your height Measure from the floor to your dog’s chest — the bottom of the ribcage, where the front legs meet the body. Set the bowl rim near that line. If your dog has to reach up, it’s too high; if the neck still bends down, go up a notch. Specifications Height range 20–35 cm (about 8–14″), 4 settings Bowl width it fits 6–10″ — adjustable, 15–25 cm Material Powder-coated metal frame In the box Stand only — bowls are not included Delivery Usually about 8 days Is this right for your dog? We would rather you skip this than return it. ✓ YES, IF Medium or large breed Your bowls measure 6–10″ across the top Growing puppy — one stand covers several stages Older dog with neck or elbow stiffness ✕ NO, IF You expected bowls included — this is the stand only Small breed — 20 cm is too tall at the lowest setting Your bowls are wider than 10″ or have a wide lip Your vet has advised against raised feeding for your dog \nBefore you choose a raised feeder\nUse a raised feeder only if it suits your dog’s size and normal feeding routine. If your veterinarian has given feeding-position guidance for your dog, follow that advice.\n Questions people actually ask Are bowls included?No. This is the adjustable stand only. It fits standard bowls measuring 6–10″ across the top — measure yours before ordering. How do I know what height to set?Measure floor to the bottom of your dog’s chest and set the bowl rim near that height. Your dog should eat standing square, not reaching up and not craning down. Will it slide on tile?The frame is heavier than a plastic bowl, so it moves much less. On very slick tile with an enthusiastic eater, put a rubber mat underneath. How do I choose the height?Measure from the floor to the lower chest and choose a setting that lets your dog reach the bowl without stretching upward. Follow veterinary guidance if your dog has a medical feeding concern. Can two dogs share it?It holds two bowls, but only at one height — so it works for two similarly sized dogs, not a Chihuahua and a Labrador. Estimated delivery: usually about 8 days 30-day returns on unused items in original packaging. Message us first and we’ll issue a return authorisation.
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