Grand Line Elevated Dog Bowls - 7 Height Adjustable, 10 Tilted Raised Stand With Spill Proof Mat, Two 1.5L Stainless Steel Food Water Bowls for Large Medium Small Dogs (15.4" H)

We like the unit itself, it was easy to assemble, the little bone-shaped nameplate is cute, and you can adjust the height of the bowls as you would a metal closet shelf. The only thing is if your pet is a messy eater or drinker, you'll want a bigger mat, as the mat that comes with it is about the same size as the unit. Because we were going to put this in a "public space" in the house, we wanted something a little more aesthetically pleasing than what we had before, and this definitely fit the bill. Very cute, easy to clean, easily adjustable.

This is perfect for our dog and was extremely easy to put together ! The size fits perfect in our kitchen and doesn’t take up a lot of space

This dog feeder stand is pretty good. It was easy to put together and appears to be made well, except for the small hooks that you mount the bone-shaped named tag on. They aren't very substantial, so I'm not sure how long they would last. We found 2 main issues with its use... First, it tips over forward if you put too much pressure on the front of the feeding tray. Second, if you try to lift it by pulling up on the feeding tray, it will come disconnected from the base. I liked that there were numerous heights that it could be adjusted to, and the fact that it was tilted forward slightly. We ended up not keeping it, as we found a feeder stand we liked better. Taking all things into consideration, I would recommend this product, knowing that there are a couple deficiencies.

Easy to assemble. It's sturdy, and I like the design because it makes cleaning easy. So, it's the best bang for your buck!

The place where you hang the name plate broke off during first attempt to hand name plate

We chose the Grand Line Elevated dog bowl for our Pitbull. It has given him the ease of eating with better posture, easier to swallow and slows down his eating. He is not a fast eater, however when his bowl was on the floor, he would take a larger mouthful in order to not have to strain his neck. Adding this stand has made it safer for him and we can see that his mealtime seems to be more manageable for him.My first thought was that we did not need the bell. Since I put the stand together, I have used the bell to teach him that it is dinnertime. He took quickly to the bell training even being 10 years old. What I thought would be left off the stand ended up being a fun little training tool. It is a quick set up and you can choose the height you want based on your animal. It comes with a silicone waterproof mat which is helpful for dogs that can be a bit messy while eating and keeps the stand in place. I ended up using the silicone mat under my cat food bowls and have a larger rug under the dog food stand due to the mess our dog makes with his water. The bowls are easy to take out to clean and fill. The bowls are on a slight angle so do not overfill the water bowl. It is a decent size water bowl, but our pitbull drinks a lot of water due to health issues, so we do have a secondary water bowl for use. So, make sure this bowl will hold enough water for your animals or you may end up filling it multiple times a day. Our name plate hook broke when we were first putting it together due to us being a little aggressive trying to straighten the hook, however the one hook holds the name plate without an issue. It is a cute added decoration on the stand.We bought this stand for our pitbull and have found that our cats do not mind drinking water from the elevated bowl and our miniature dachshund has no issues reaching the food or water. He has his own stand but likes to steal a few pieces of food from the higher stand. This is a great stand for our dog and our other animals. I am happy that our dog's mealtime is more comfortable for him and better for his health.

So overall I think it looks good but it's lightweight and with a couple of enthusiastic dogs, easily knocked over. The mat it comes with just fit under the footprint which means water/food easily spill outside because... Dogs be messy! Maybe if they made it an inch bigger in both dimensions? While the max height is good for my 65 lb German shepherd (pictured), you cannot see the cute little bone tag when it's at that level. Not a big deal since just decorative but wanted to mention. Also, the tray holding the bowls easily comes out of the stand making it challenging to move with the bowls in it. I think it would work better for smaller dogs but just isn't sturdy enough for mine which range from a 12 year old 75 lb to the 3 year old 65 lb to a 4 month old 35 lb puppy.

We have a AmStaff and she is over 5 years old and about 75 Lbs. We wanted to be sure she didn’t have choking or neck issues as she ages. This Elevated Dog Bowl setup is just right….well almost. Our dog is very tender hearted and ever since she was a puppy if she plays with a toy and it makes a noise, she drops it and goes and stands behind my husband ….she doesn’t want to hurt anything! She will also never touch the toy that made noise again! So when the dog bowl set up was set up for the first time, she was sniffing around and since the bell is flat, sniffed the bell and it dinged! She ran and stood behind my husband….Wanting to be sure she didn’t reject the whole setup, I removed the bell and sat it aside and rang it a few times about 12 ft away from the stand with the bowls …then I filled the water and put her food in the bowl and she cautiously approached. This dog is food motivated so to see her cautious when it came to food, pulled my heart strings…but when she started eating and nothing happened …all was well. So we dodged a problem there,,,,not with design just with our dogs tender heart. .I also checked and the rings fit several other stainless steel bowls we are used to using and I was impressed that there seem to be rubber bumpers around the rings that hold the bowls to keep them from clanging. The setup came with a chalk marker to add your dogs name but since I have a vinyl cutter, I plan to cut her name out of vinyl and add it to the dog bone hanging sign. This elevated dog bowl station is well thought out even with the tiny details.