Dog Bowl Cat Bowl Slow Feeder - Slow Eating Habit Maker Dog Cat Food Bowl Anti-Gulping Puppy Slow Feeder Bowl for Dry Wet Raw Food Non-Slip Slow Feeder for Small Medium Large Super Design Cream White

Pros: It is great looking, easy to clean, and does not slide on solid-surface floors or carpet (has rubber in bottom). Also, the modern flare on the side that makes it look asymmetrical - is actually functional. It helps your dog use the side of the bowl to get the food in their mouth. One of our dogs has an underbite, and this has helped him eat more easily.Cons: for reference, my photos show a size Large bowl. The dogs in our photos are 50 pounds. We bought the size that shows the standard poodle in the size chart. I think many people who buy elevated bowls will want a higher elevation.You can see in the photos how our dogs necks are still bent. At the same time, they are much more comfortable than having bowls directly on the floor. I think the size chart calls the bowl Large, but in a pet store in the United States, these would probably be called Medium bowls. They work fine for our 50 pound dogs, but I’m leaving this in the review because I think some people will prefer to go up a size. I attached photos so that you can see their ergonomic position and size relative to a 50 pound dog.Love the product!

I have 5 mini poodles who are all getting up in years (15-11). They were having a very difficult time eating out of the regular bowl on the floor (which they used for 15 years). They kept dropping the food and making a mess of it falling out of the bowl. I felt bad for them. I decided to invest in 5 of these elevated bowls for each of them. Wow! What an amazing difference. They all are so happy now! No more problems! Even my picky little chocolate brown mini on the end in the picture eats with no hesitation anymore. I wish I had thought of buying this years ago.I am a throughly content customer! I highly recommend these bowls especially elderly dogs!

I was having a problem with my dog picking up her bowl and carrying it across the floor, spilling her food everywhere while doing so. So, I was looking for a bowl that she would not be able to pick up and carry or knock over, and this bowl is exactly what I needed! It does not slide, and she is not able to remove the aluminum bowl out of place. Plus, she doesn’t have to bend as far down to reach her food which is a bonus. I find these bowls to be a little pricey, but they certainly seem worth it. 45 pound husky in the photo for reference

I have been looking for an elevated dish for a long time and this was all I could find. It’s advertised as 9 inches tall, but on the “taller” side, it’s barely over 8 inches and the other side is only about 7 inches. For over $50, this is disappointing and is false advertising. I do not recommend this product unless you like overpaying for something that is not what you expected since it doesn’t meet the specifications that is advertised. I only gave it a 2 because it was the “tallest” single food dish I could find, but it does not meet expectations.

This dish works very well for our 100 lb. labrador. His previous food dish would scoot along the floor. Subsequently, a food stain line would be left along whatever piece of furniture his food dish happened to get wedged up against. The slanted lip around the top edge of this dish keeps the food in the bowl area, so there are no longer food stain lines left on walls and nearby furniture. Also, the dish no longer slides around, but is kept in place in the holder. Finally, the dog no longer has to bend so far to the ground to eat.There were a few areas that the company could improve upon. The first is packaging. When the product arrived, it looked like someone had sat on the box. The exterior of the box was so damaged, my spouse and I thought the product would be broken for sure. Fortunately, it was in tact though. Another aspect that could use improvement is the amount of time it took from the placement of the order to the actual delivery of the product. That seemed a bit too long.The final area that could be improved concerns the height of the bowl. While it is better than when our dog was eating in a dish directly on the ground, it still does not seem quite high enough for him to eat comfortably. This was the largest size we saw that was available for purchase. We would appreciate a taller version of this product.

I ordered two of the large for my 70+ lb boys. First they arrived with one broke all to pieces.. cheap plastic... second, check the bowl size.. I guess I was not circumspect in doing this.. I saw 4 cups and thought it was fine.. It's very small !! It says will feed up to 100 lbs, but I cannot see a big dog enjoying having to shove his nose into such a small bowl. even my boys like to have their food spread out a big.. and beware, I'm fighting sending it back and getting it shipped back for free.. not sure how it's going to go.. I had high hopes for this product !

The media could not be loaded.  I really like these, they’re very attractive and my dog loves them. You can tell from the video and photo the position of her neck vs if the bowl was on the floor. And she’s young and will get taller so I’m glad I got these. I think I might need a bigger size though for the food eventually but right now it’s great! I do like the cut out on the side to put your hand in to pick it up and it is non-slip on the bottom which I really like. The high back on the back of it helps keep food from being pushed out onto the floor and that’s great.I mistakingly thought that the position of these bowls would help keep her ears out of her food and water dish. Not so much. But the manufacture doesn’t advertise it for that purpose so I’m certainly not going to take a star away. It does what it’s advertised to do and it does it better than any I’ve seen.

Why a 4? read on. I really like the look of the stand. Nice and sleek looking. The dedicated bowls, including the slow feed ones fit nicely. A real plus is that the like of many other makers' standard stainless steel bowls also fit nicely (that's why I bought this). My existing 21.5cm diameter bowls fit nicely. Dedicated bowls are easy to clean and the stand can easily be wiped down. The rubber on the base of the stand does help a great deal with grip on wood, vinyl and tiled floors.But here's where the problem lies and why a redesign is needed:Like the raised edge where the bowl fits in - does reduce spills - but this is where there is a slight problem. Yes, taking bowls out can be an issue. If your dog licks its food bowl (now nicely slimed) it can be hard to get it out due to the rim around the stand. You could tilt the stand to ease a food bowl out that way but it's not so easy to do that with a water bowl. What we need is a couple of points where there's a gap in rim of the stand so that you can get a finger either side of the rim of the bowl to lift it out. Am aware that would mean the "no-spill" element of the design would be slightly compromised but I think it would help users a great deal. Maybe there's some other way this could be redesigned to make positioning and removal of bowls easier.

I had a wire raised bowl for my large Golden Retriever, but he was frightened of it as it moved (he is a baby), but this plastic model is great. It’s solid and does not move. So I now have a very happy Golden Retriever. Highly recommended😁

So I was a bit confused when the box turned up as it looked small, I was expecting something twice the size for a medium to large dog and the bowl is even smaller, I've got a puppy so it will do for now but when she becomes a large dog I doubt she will get her mouth in it and open it, I even double checked my order as thought I had ordered mini or small! Nicely made but failed in its listing of medium to large dog!

I have 2 large breed dogs and a water fountain, therefore these single raised bowls are perfect. It comes with a stainless steel 22cm bowl but i can still use my 21 and 22 cm bowls as well - this is the 4cup size. In a perfect world they could've had this largest sixe an inch or two higher. Easy to clean and looks nice when not in use due to the simple but almost elegant design.

We're very happy with this dog bowl. We got it for our GSD pup when he was 2 months old, he's now 13 months and still enjoys eating his meals from it. The 4 cup size is perfect for feeding 2 x 250g meals per day (mix of kibble and meat).We tend to handwash the bowl on a daily basis, but being fully dishwasher safe it's great to ensure it's throroughly cleaned every once in a while.