GORILLA GRIP Elevated Dog Bowls Stand, 6 Cup Stainless Steel Food Bowl Set of 2, 5 Height Adjustable Raised Feeding Station for Small Breed Puppy Dogs and Cats, Medium, Large Sized Pets Feeder, Black

his elevated dog bowl set from Gorilla Grip has been a fantastic upgrade for my pup’s feeding area! The adjustable height is a game changer—it offers 5 levels, which is great if you have a growing puppy or just want to find the perfect ergonomic position for your pet.My dog eats more comfortably now without straining her neck, and I’ve noticed less mess around the bowls since she isn’t pushing them across the floor anymore. The stand feels very stable, even when she gets a little excited at mealtime.The 6-cup stainless steel bowls are the perfect size for food and water, and they’re super easy to clean—just rinse or toss them in the dishwasher. The elevated base also helps prevent water from splashing everywhere, and I love that the neutral beige color blends in nicely with our home décor.The setup was simple and adjusting the height took just a few seconds. It’s lightweight enough to move but sturdy enough to stay in place. I also like that this could work well for both dogs and cats, especially older pets who benefit from raised feeding.✅ Sturdy and height-adjustable✅ Reduces mess and improves posture✅ Great design + easy cleanupHighly recommend for anyone looking to make mealtime healthier and tidier for their pets—this one checks all the boxes!

Really happy that I got this for our old dog. He is medium-largish in height and as he’s about 11 we have noticed he struggles a little bit to lean down while eating. Poor old man had some major issues where he hurt his back while trying to act like a playful puppy, and that really did him in. He’s too thin in old age to not eat properly, so I was using cardboard boxes to set his food and water on to elevate it, but they would get messy, wet, the bowls would slide off while he was licking it clean, not to mention, it looked like trash in my kitchen, lol. This is sturdy, it doesn’t shift around because of the grippy rubber on the feet. The tray like part has a bit of a lip to catch food and water drips. The stainless steel bowls look great and are a decent size for him and hold plenty of food and water. They clean easily, too. The price was a good deal, since this is adjustable for the height. I couldn’t find any in my local stores/big box that adjusted this way. I really like it and I think he does, too. I kind of tested a good height for him when I was using the boxes and found around 12” height was best for him. This definitely meets that plus some, or can go much lower.Great deal!

It’s attractive looking - unlike most elevated pet bowls. The quality of the stainless steel is a bit iffy, however. There’s nothing on the bowls to confirm it is actually stainless steel. Bowls are on the smaller side so if you have a slow feeder insert and want to put it inside the bowl, that most likely won’t work. I do like the neutral color and assembly was simple (takes 20 seconds).The “craftsmanship” is fairly decent. You can adjust the height of the stand easily with little push knobs.Overall, I’m content-ish with this purchase. If the bowls had a confirmed stainless steel (with markings on the bottom) and felt a bit more durable - I’d probably give this 5 stars. Time will tell how it holds up for my dog.Also, it’s worth mentioning that elevated food bowls can potentially increase the chances of a life threatening condition called “BLOAT” in dogs (Purdue University Study), particularly for large and giant breeds. I purchased this with the impression that it would be helpful for my adopted Galgo, (tall, sighthound breed) but after a bit of research I may opt to simply put her bowls on the floor, without elevation.If your dog is engulfing its food rapidly, get a slow feeding bowl. The matching mat (beneath the bowl) was purchased separately on Amazon.

I thought it would be a little larger but it will do for now. Easy to put together . I have two boxers that are sloppy eaters. These will be easy to keep clean. I also bought the silicone mats for underneath . The height is about 2 inches shorter than the metal stands they had. But these will work. My metal stands rusted that’s why I went back to the plastic. My two boxers are about 65-70 lbs. I wish it would have had one more notch on the legs.

Very happy with these. We have 2 dogs-one small and one medium sized. For the small pup, we didn’t use the legs at all. These stay secure on the floor, and the bowls are decent quality-a little lightweight, but doesn’t really matter since they sit in the stand. Solved our problem, which was the dogs moving their food bowls alllll over the place, and spilling water.

Love that the lip catches stray water and food so I don’t even need the mat underneath anymore. Plus it’s super easy to clean. So much better than the old wooden raised bowl holder we had which molded, yuck. And the plastic doesn’t make unpleasant noises against the metal bowls like a metal bowl holder would, either. It was a little hard to pull out the legs — I recommend adjusting them *before* attaching to the base. My only complaint is that I can’t find that they sell any matching bowls which I could swap out when I’m dishwashing these ones.

I do like this set up, however, when I walk close by it, it's easy to bump off it as it's higher up and the edges protrude. That's it, a wider clearance will avoid that. The quality is good and my dog seems to like it. I would like if you could buy additional bowls separately so that I can have some clean ones in the cupboard to quickly change them out. These are not a standard bowl size.

This is a great elevated dog bowl stand. It is made solid and I love the deep bowls with the lip in the stand. Less mess and spills I definitely recommend this product.