Elevated Dog Bowls, Dog Feeder with 2 Stainless Steel Bowls & 1 Slow Feeder Bowls, 6 Heights Adjustable Raised for Medium Large Dogs, Non-Slip Dog Food Stand & Catchment Drawer Design

This product is great. I got the medium size. I love the fact that the lakes are adjustable. I love the grip feet so it doesn’t move. My dog doesn’t slop her water much but when she does, it’s great that there’s the catch up. I highly recommend this product.

Fantastic. Great price. Great you get large water bowl, a feeding bowl and an exercise bowl which looks like a maze. I use this one to place dry food with dry snacks.

This elevated slow feeder works great for my 90+ pound dog to get his food at his level. The bowls are very sturdy and so far, there has been minimal spilling of food and water despite being plastic. I was skeptical at first because it is plastic, and my dog is very strong and like to push anything and everything. But, it has been working out great and having the collapsible sides make the bowls easy to travel with.

My dog slobbers everywhere and we are always having to mop and this helps keep the water to a minimum. I really like the height as he cannot bury his hole mouth in it. The included slow feeder is a bonus and I really like the fold-able legs if I need to transport it.

The media could not be loaded. Ready to use right out of the box. It was nice not to have to put it together.

We have a 100 lb+ dog, and this is great for getting his food up to his level. The elevated feeder bowls were easy to put together, and our dog seemed happy with it, at least he didn't issue any complaints!

Does what it's supposed to but easily tipped over when set above minimum height for medium-large dogs. Probably not a good option for anything bigger than a Fifi that is also motivated about food/water. My fix (for 6-mo old Mal) was attaching it to a 2x4 frame resting on the floor. The maze bowl insert is a nice addition.

This is a nice elevated bowl set. I have always had golden retrievers and I've always felt badly about them having to bend their front legs in order to scrunch down to eat or drink from their bowls. When I saw this I really wanted to try it. Traditionally we have used a plastic boot tray on the ground and then put water and food bowls on that. We always had spill marks, especially from liquids, and always had some dog hair on the boot tray. I literally took this out of the box and just set it up at the same height that the legs opened to, popped in the bowls and that was that. There is also a little place that will collect liquid spills and you can pull out that compartment and empty it. I haven't needed to as this seems to be a much better height for our dog and there hasn't been any mess at all. I've just used the stainless steel bowls. One is deeper than the other so we use the deepest for his water and the other for his food. There is plenty of room for liquid and food even for big dogs. I haven't had the nerve to use the plastic bowl with the raised pattern in it that is supposed to slow down the pace of your dog's eating. It will clearly slow him down but we don't have a problem with our dog wolfing down food--he does wolf it down but it doesn't cause him trouble. This is a nice product and is sturdy enough that our dog doesn't move it around while eating. I'm really glad that we got it and it is good for dogs of various heights as it is adjustable. The inserts were over-the-top nice in terms of a letter on nice stationary with gold accents and full color pictures. The seller is trying to tell you that it is a product of quality and value. It is.