Elevated Dog Bowls Adjustable Raised Dog Bowl Stand with Double Stainless Steel Dog Food Bowls Adjusts to 3 Heights 3.9”, 7.8”, 11.8”, for Small Medium Large Dogs and Pets (Black)

Adjustable elevated dog bowls fit dogs of all sizes, from puppies to adult dogs, overhead dog bowls and dog bowl racks may also be adjusted to 11.8″ overhead dog bowls for large dogs, 7.8″ overhead dog bowls for medium dogs and 3.9″ small dog bowls. Very secure and healthy raised dog bowls for medium large dogs.
Adjustable dog bowl rack with two removable stainless steel dog bowls. The dog bowl material is rust-resistant, durable, dishwasher-secure and easy to clean. The 1.5L dog bowl can meet the pet’s day by day diet and drinking water needs, and the large capacity is more convenient for feeding pets.
The right height dog bowl rack provides a healthy feeding position for the dog, aids digestion and reduces stress on joints and bones, making our dogs healthier.The water inlet of the adjustable dog bowl rack desktop design can catch the spilled water, which is convenient for maintenance.
The dog bowl rack for dog bowls is easy to assemble, just screw in the screws to assemble a stable and suitable dog bowl rack. The legs of the dog bowl rack may also be easily removed and placed under the feeding platform for simple storage.Suitable for most pets such as dogs, cats, pigs, and the like.
Elevated pet feeders keep feeding areas clean, which is very important for hygienic living. No more kneeling on the ground to scrub the feeding area. We only wish to wipe the surface of the feeding table clean, which is convenient and hygienic. High-priced dog cages bring greater convenience to pets.
A deep dog bowl and a shallow dog bowl are more convenient for eating and drinking and don’t create waste. When your dog is bigger, you’ll use a deep dog bowl for feeding, and when your dog is smaller, you’ll use a shallow dog bowl for feeding.
SPILL PROOF – Food stays on top and water drains below. There’s a water compartment under the grid above the dog basin, which may also be taken out to pour out the overflowing water when the dog eats.