Petmarlow Elevated Stainless Steel Double-Bowl Pet Feeder (Small-Medium)

✔ Improves pet eating posture with raised design.: The elevated stand reduces strain on a pet's neck and joints during feeding, promoting better digestion and comfort especially for small to large dogs and cats.

✔ Durable and hygienic stainless steel bowls included.: Featuring two stainless steel bowls resistant to rust and easy to clean, this feeder ensures safe, sanitary feeding for both food and water.

✔ Suitable for various pet sizes with multiple color options.: Available in several color patterns and designed to accommodate small to large pets, the feeder blends practical function with customizable style.

Product Type: Elevated Pet Dog Feeder

Material: Stainless steel bowls with raised stand

Suitable For: Small, Medium, Large

Colors: Big Eyes-A, Cat Face-B, Cat Face-A, Big Eyes-B

• One universal size: a single elevated stand with two stainless steel bowls (sold as shown).
• Recommended fit: Best for small-to-medium dogs and cats — we recommend for pets up to about 40 lbs (examples: French Bulldog, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, most house cats). It’s generally not roomy enough for large, tall breeds (for example, Labradors or Golden Retrievers over ~50 lbs).
• Why this recommendation: The bowls and stand proportions in the photos match common small/medium elevated feeders (shallow-to-moderate bowl depth, moderate stand height) suited to smaller breeds and adult cats.
• Quick way to confirm it will fit your pet: follow these three steps — you don’t need product measurements.
  1. Have your pet stand naturally on a flat surface.
  2. Measure from the floor to the point of the elbow (the joint where the front leg meets the body). If that measurement is about 18 inches or less, this feeder will position the bowls at a comfortable height for your pet.
  3. Check head reach and posture: your pet should be able to eat with the head level (not forcing the neck sharply upward or downward). If your pet’s elbow height is well over 18 inches or the head would need to reach far up, consider a larger elevated feeder.
• If you have a short, heavy-bodied dog (e.g., English Bulldog) or a very tall/large breed, compare the elbow-height guideline above to ensure comfortable feeding.