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The High Rised Dog Bowl Pyramid Feeder is made specifically for larger breed dogs like labs, goldens etc. Ergonomically designed, this elevated dog feeder facilitates proper posture during meals and thereby eases neck tension. Broad wrought iron square base maintains the feeder firmly in place without getting knocked over. It?s ideal for dogs ailing from bad backs and accidental injuries. This high quality dog feeder is 18" high and holds 12 cups /3 quarts.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Miami, FL on 5/2/2009
I was looking for a stable & sturdy high rised bowl for my 90-lbs. lab so he could drink water outside before entering the house after walks, to lessen in-between kitchen floor moppings. This model met all the criteria I was looking for, i.e. ease to clean bowl, sturdiness, stability, price and looks. It is also good-looking enough to be used indoors, and so far, my dog has not 'accidentally' knocked it down, not even once.
from Northville, MI. on 1/18/2008
The high rise dog bowl pyramid feeder has turned out to be very functional for our three German Shepherds. We use it for a water bowl in our kitchen and is the perfect height for our large dogs. I liked it so much I purchased another one.
from nj on 1/18/2008
i leave this water bowl outside all year round to keep the dogs from drinking out of the bird bath. sometimes when they are inside, they wait by the door so they can drink from the "outside" bowl (rather than using their regular water bowl in our house). very amusing!
from The Lone Star State on 1/17/2008
This bowl was purchased because my little dog was overweight and would go after my big dog's leftovers. The High Rise Dog Bowl Pyramid solved the problem. I no longer have to pick up Max's food bowl to keep Ren from over-eating.
from Charlotte NC on 1/14/2008
I like the way it looks/blends with our stainless steel kitchen. It's sturdy and easy to clean. Charlie (our 120lb Chocolate Lab) is the real critic though: he likes the height... no bending over, virtually no mess/food spillover. We've had elevated wooden feeders, plastic feeders: this one is by far the best and will have longevity!
from California on 1/10/2008
Looks good in my kitchen, and my 120 lb. newfie doesn't have to strain her neck to eat dinner.