Our elevated, design-registered and certified metal dog feeders are purposefully crafted to improve your dog’s mealtime experience—supporting better posture, digestion, and overall comfort.
Improved Digestion: Eating from an elevated position can help reduce strain on a dog’s neck and back, facilitating easier swallowing and digestion.
Reduced Joint Strain: Elevated feeders can help alleviate pressure on a dog’s joints, especially for those with arthritis or other musculoskeletal problems. It allows them to eat in a more natural posture.
Less Bloating Risk: For some dogs, particularly larger breeds, eating from an elevated feeder can help reduce the risk of bloat, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition.
Comfortable Eating Height: An elevated feeder can provide a more comfortable height for dogs, making it easier for them to access their food and water without having to bend down too far.
Cleaner Eating Area: Elevated feeders can help keep the eating area cleaner, as they may reduce the likelihood of food and water being spilled on the floor.
Encouragement for Older Dogs: Senior dogs may find elevated feeders more appealing, encouraging them to eat more regularly if they experience discomfort while eating from a standard bowl on the ground.
Dimensions:
Small: Metal frame – 37.5cm L x 17cm W x 10cm H Bowl size: 5cm H x 11cm W – 1 cup capacity
Medium: Metal frame – 51cm L x 21.5cm W x 13.5cm H Bowl size: 6cm H x 15cm W – 3 cup capacity
Large: Metal frame – 57cm L x 24.5cm W x 17cm H Bowl size: 8cm H x 19cm W – 5 cup capacity
Our elevated, design-registered and certified metal dog feeders are purposefully crafted to improve your dog’s mealtime experience—supporting better posture, digestion, and overall comfort.
Improved Digestion: Eating from an elevated position can help reduce strain on a dog’s neck and back, facilitating easier swallowing and digestion.
Reduced Joint Strain: Elevated feeders can help alleviate pressure on a dog’s joints, especially for those with arthritis or other musculoskeletal problems. It allows them to eat in a more natural posture.
Less Bloating Risk: For some dogs, particularly larger breeds, eating from an elevated feeder can help reduce the risk of bloat, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition.
Comfortable Eating Height: An elevated feeder can provide a more comfortable height for dogs, making it easier for them to access their food and water without having to bend down too far.
Cleaner Eating Area: Elevated feeders can help keep the eating area cleaner, as they may reduce the likelihood of food and water being spilled on the floor.
Encouragement for Older Dogs: Senior dogs may find elevated feeders more appealing, encouraging them to eat more regularly if they experience discomfort while eating from a standard bowl on the ground.
Dimensions:
Small: Metal frame – 37.5cm L x 17cm W x 10cm H Bowl size: 5cm H x 11cm W – 1 cup capacity
Medium: Metal frame – 51cm L x 21.5cm W x 13.5cm H Bowl size: 6cm H x 15cm W – 3 cup capacity
Large: Metal frame – 57cm L x 24.5cm W x 17cm H Bowl size: 8cm H x 19cm W – 5 cup capacity
