Super Design Raised Dog Bowl, Non-spill Elevated Bowl for Food and Water, Non-slip Tall Feeder Bowl for Medium Large Dogs, Neck Free

After rehoming another dog to add to the four I already have, I had to buy another raised bowl. I did think it would be the same size as the others but it is smaller. However, saying that it is as actually perfect for the smaller dog and means I'm not over feeding him!It's nice and sturdy, has a slight tilt which makes it easier for him to eat and it's easy to clean.These bowls are brilliant, the only negative is the price, but it's reasonable I suppose.

I love these bowls, they don’t slide around, are durable, easy to clean & look great. They keep the dogs head upright a little more & he doesn’t seem to slobber water as much. I would get the next size up for a 20kg dog. The water bowl is just a bit small for a springer spaniel.

After getting our beautiful little dog me and my partner were looking for a nice raised bowl for him to eat out of after hearing all the benefits it's supposed to have.The dish that goes around the bowl is a lovely hard plastic which is incredibly sturdy.The metal dish on the inside fits perfectly and does not move once in place, my only issue is that it can be hard to removed when it needs to be washed.The small bowl is the perfect size for a small sized dog such as a Pomeranian or pomchi breed.I am overall very happy with the product and I think it has a lovely design also.

Hear me out - it’s expensive and looks a bit like a potty, but it is super sturdy, easy to clean and you can get extra bowls from anywhere. My husky took a while to get used to it, but I can see the difference in the ease he has using it. Great investment for an older dog, as it means he’s not straining to eat or drink. Thank you 😍

I got this thinking it was the same size I got for my other dog, but it was a lot smaller for the same price, so a little disappointing. Kept it for a water bowl, as sending it back was a bit of a kerfuffle

I bought this bowl for my labrador and at first glance it looks great, and does what it says it'll do by providing a slightly raised bowl.However, (and this is my fault for not checking dimensions) it is far too small for my large breed - he can just about get his nose in! So just a warning to future buyers that this is not suitable for medium or large dogs.The other disappointment is the 'non-slip' which works on our hard floor if enough is in the bowl, but stops working if the bowl gets lighter...Overall, good product for a little dog, but not for mine unfortunately!

I had been looking for a raised feeder for a little while for my dog, but they either looked very harsh, were unstable or just too expensive. This one met all my needs, I think the colour looks great, my boy is an enthusiastic eater but he can't move it around when eating, and the price was fine.

My nervous rescue dogs was terrified of this bowl at first! But she soon got over her worries when she realised it contained her favourite food. It's a sturdy container with a large fairly shallow bowl inside. I didn't know whether to get large or medium and got the large. Actually, medium would have been better. Large really is large! She is a tall podenco cross with a long neck, about 27kg. But she finds it easier to eat her food comfortably now; she used to burp a lot, and that's gone with this raised bowl.

Helpful for dog. Nice quality.

Buena calidad, facil de limpiar, gran capacidad. Recomiendo.

Rather than have a slow feeder bowl perched into a larger bowl, we went with a bowl that fits the raised. bowl holder. Works well; our dog is able to eat entire meal without kibbles sneaking under the slow feeder. Although, I do admit, I kind of miss his crying for that one kibble that was beyond reach.

I bought the large bowl (4 cups) with three pillars inside (slow feeder). I have a Doberman. I feed raw or home cooked food. And it fits perfectly in the Neater Feeder raised table. This bowl is convenient for me to use because it's very light, easy to clean in comparison to ceramic slow feeders. The bowl size is good to fit home cooked or raw food for an 84lb dog. But three pillars and the depth of this bowl makes it too hard for the dog to get the food out. It became a workout for my dog. And he has a long snout. I don't know if this bowl would work for the same purpose with dogs with shorter snouts. So, I'd say my dog's rating for the bowl is 1 star. He did well with his ceramic bowl that has just one pillar in the middle.

This slow feeder is great to slow done my 1-year-old sheltie. She is food driven and gets so excited a mealtime she gobbles all she food up in just a couple minutes. This dish has slowed her down where she can eat at a reasonable level. I liked it so much I got a 2nd one for my 3-year-old dog as well.