Raised Dog Bowl Stand for Large Dogs 11" Height Adjustable Width 7-10.6" Single Tall Elevated Dog Bowls Stand, Food & Water Feeder Bowl Holder for Large Breeds(Bowl Not Included)

My dog Sam is and an older Walker Treeing Coonhound that spent the first 5 ½ years of his life being severely abused by his 'owners'(I use the term loosely) in Georgia. Gratefully he was rescued and was living with a foster mom in Florida with around 6 other dogs for 2 ½ years before I adopted him and brought him home to New Jersey. He's a huge sweetheart but sadly the abuse that he endured has left him broken and scarred physically, emotionally, and mentally. I bought this elevated bowl to lessen the pain in his neck, shoulders and back while eating and drinking. He seems happy enough with his new elevated bowls. it's easy to construct and is sturdy.

I bought two of these, and they serve my purposes very Well. These are the Perfect Height for my Golden Retriever. I decided to remove the little plastic caps off of the top of each leg, because my dog was biting them off and chewing on them. And it works just fine without them. I bought two stainless steel bowls- one for water, one for food- To sit on top of the stands.

Raising the bowl for a Boxer isn't about health reasons, I continuous feed and they only eat when they're hungry--and they'd rather play and sleep than eat. I raised it to keep a visiting little dog from eating her food, but it turns out that she is MORE COMFORTABLE with a raised eating experience versus eating off the floor. She has started to eat more often now, not often enough to be concerned about weight gain at all (she is a highly active dog; I take her to run almost every day), but now I'm not worried about her not growing to her full height (she's still a puppy and is turning one-year-old on Memorial Day).

This is exactly what my tall boy needed. It is adjustable and fits any bowl. Perfect for the slow eater bowl.

Just what we needed for our “old girl.” Now she doesn't have to bend down so far to eat, which I would think would be easier on the digestion. Love it!

Good height for my golden retriever and German shepherd mix! I like that it is adjustable to fit different bowl sizes and to change the height if needed

It does raise the bowl up. I think it should be higher for medium to large dogs. The widest setting was ok and held the bowl securely. Make sure you measure the bottom of the bowl at its widest circumference. My bowl fit but to be wedged in. Luckily it was plastic and could be manipulated to fit. Overall I like it but my dog doesn't. I'll give it my recommendation with the warning that you really need to know what size your dog bowl is. SgtWall USMC

This is just what we needed for our senior Australian shep mix as he always scoffs his food, then struggles to keep it down. This helps by posturing him better for fast digestion. It took a few days training but I started with getting him eating next to it, then mounted his bowl on stand once he was familiar with it. It doesn't slide around easily and is solid with adjustable arms for different bowl sizes.

I'm not sure if it's my bowl or the fact that my dog is a fierce eater but the screws would loosen each time she ate and her bowl ended up on the floor. I have a tilted bowl with a base . I placed double sided Nano tape on the bowl base and the stand which fixed the issue . The height is perfect for my pooch.

When I received this it came in two boxes I knew when I REMOVE THE inner BOX SOMETHING wasn't right. the box was taped up more than on the flaps it was wrapped around the middle of package and the packing had some indentation. The product itself looks to be in good condition, but it is missing the 3 decorative screws to adjust and hold the stand together! please just send the screws so I don't need to go out in the bad weather as I am elderly I have trouble going from car to building let alone have to get to the exchang e area