Elevated Dog Feeding Station with Nine-Peak Slow Feed Bowl and Splash Guards for Medium to Large Dogs

This elevated dog feeding station combines a nine-peak slow feed bowl with a stainless steel water bowl to make everyday meals more orderly. Raised peaks create small food pockets that encourage your dog to work around the bowl rather than take large mouthfuls from an open dish.

The two-part feeder collects spilled water in a lower basin while keeping spilled food on the upper level. Splash guards help contain water around the bowls, giving messy eaters a dedicated feeding area and helping keep nearby floors cleaner and drier.

The medium-to-large setup is recommended for dogs weighing at least 15 lb with a shoulder height over 9 inches. The slow feed bowl is made from BPA-free ABS plastic; the stainless steel component is the water bowl.

Features

• Nine raised peaks create small food pockets for slower eating.
• Lower basin collects spilled water while spilled food stays on the upper level.
• Splash guards help contain water splashes.
• Elevated feeding station includes a stainless steel water bowl.
• Slow feed bowl is made from BPA-free ABS plastic.

Specifications

• Product configuration: Elevated feeder with nine-peak slow feed bowl and stainless steel water bowl
• Feeder size: Medium to large
• Recommended dog weight: At least 15 lb
• Recommended shoulder height: Over 9 inches
• Slow feed bowl material: BPA-free ABS plastic
• Water bowl material: Stainless steel
• Colors: Gunmetal; Midnight Black; Cappuccino; Almond; Pink
• Country of manufacture: Stainless steel bowl: India; all other parts: USA

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dog is this feeding station designed for?

This medium-to-large feeding station is recommended for dogs weighing at least 15 lb with a shoulder height over 9 inches. Check both measurements when deciding whether it suits your dog.

Is the slow feed bowl made from stainless steel?

The nine-peak slow feed bowl is made from BPA-free ABS plastic. The included water bowl is stainless steel.

How does the bowl slow down eating?

The slow feed bowl has nine raised peaks that create small food pockets. Your dog eats around those peaks instead of taking food from one open space.

Where do spilled food and water go?

The feeding station directs spilled water into its lower basin while spilled food collects on the upper level. Splash guards also help contain water around the bowls.