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We got this stand to keep our dog’s food and water bowls together instead of leaving them loose on the floor where someone could kick them. It gives both bowls a designated spot, which is the main reason we use it.
The stand includes two stainless steel bowls. I use one for food and the other for water, and both lift out for cleaning. According to the seller’s listing, the bowls are detachable, suitable for dishwasher cleaning, and each has a 7.8-inch inner diameter.
The adjustable legs fold out and extend upward. In the video, I unfolded them and raised the platform to demonstrate the elevated position. The seller lists five height settings: 3.1, 9, 10, 11, and 12 inches.
Those measurements are important if you have a smaller dog. Our short Chiweenie could not comfortably reach the bowls in the raised position shown in the video. The listing states that the minimum fully expanded upright height is 9 inches and recommends a shoulder height above approximately 12 inches for upright use. For our dog, the low setting is the practical option.
The seller describes this feeder as intended for medium and large dogs. I did not test its claims about supporting digestion or reducing strain on a dog’s neck and joints. My experience was limited to using the bowls for food and water, adjusting the legs, and checking whether our dog could reach the raised position.
We like the stand because it keeps the two removable bowls organized and provides adjustable height when needed. If you have a smaller dog, check the 9-inch minimum upright height before buying it for elevated feeding.