Pet Zone Designer Diner Adjustable Elevated Dog Bowls Raised Dog Bowl Station with Stand, Adjusts to 3 Heights comes with 2 SS Bowls (7-Cup Capacity)

Love this for my growing puppy and he's growing fast ….and this keeps his head straight when he's eating instead of having to bend. I love that I found this for the different growth stages!

dog loves having his food and water up higher.

Easily knocked over on the tallest setting by our excitable 1 year old Lab. He does fine on the medium adjustment.

My dog looks much more comfortable when eating no more downward straining.

Exactly what I needed!

Our 60 lb hound/Pittie mix used to take her dish all over the kitchen to eat. Now it stays right in its place. Rubber feet prevent slipping. May not be as sturdy as wood, but it has not been knocked over. Theres also a channel on top to collect stray water/food.

Works great for my puppy who is growing so I can adjust as she grows and have the height she needs when she reaches adulthood. Well constructed, sufficiently sturdy. Easy to keep clean.

it's actually nice looking but, maybe I looked at it wrong, in the ad it looked like it was a wood look. it's not it's black plastic. I have it in the middle tier and I'm not sure how well it's going to hold up. it's not real stable. it's a little bit flimsy but I'm going to give it a week maybe two. my dog is an aggressive eater, meaning she likes to move her dish around and dig down to the bottom before she eats the rest of her food, it's weird I don't know why but if she does that using this feeder platform the water and the food will spill all over the floor. so again I'm going to give it maybe a couple weeks to see how it fares. if it doesn't work well for us then I will update this review

I thought it would been better quality

We have 3 large dogs. The feeding station has to be in its highest profile. The plastic is so light weight that the feeders have to be against a wall so they dont fall over while the dogs are eating. Terrible a quality, flimsy and cheaply made. Water ponds on top of the feeder as well. A real mess twice a day. Donating them to a animal shelter.