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The Double Bowl Pyramid Dog Feeder features an ergonomically correct design that provides maximum eating comfort for your dog. Its pyramid construction provides a very stable base than conventional feeder stands that tend to get pushed around while your dog is eating. Minimal and functional, its two bowls let you serve food and water at the same time. Wide opening and deep bowl design minimizes the need for frequent refilling.
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from Mission, KS on 1/15/2010
Very tough and heavy enough to stay put. Because of the pyramid shape, make sure you have sufficient space.
from Vero Beach, Fl on 1/15/2010
We love the contemporary design that compliments our modern kitchen. It is just the right height for our Standard Poodle. We liked it so much we bought a second one for my Dad's large dog. Great product.
from Minneapolis, MN on 8/17/2009
We love our feeding dish! It's the perfect height for Alan (a 65 lb. greyhound). He doesn't have to bend to get his food and the weight keeps it in place. Easy to clean in the dishwasher. I would definitely recommend this product.
from Minneapolis, MN on 8/11/2009
Great for larger dogs. Easy to clean. I recommend it if you can afford it.
from Hopedale, MA on 4/9/2009
Perfect for our family. We have two very large Labs and this is the first large dog feeder that doesn't get all slimey on the bottom of the bowls! Great height, easy to clean and very sturdy. Plus it looks great, and blends into the kitchen very well. You won't be dissapointed.
from Tampa, FL on 2/9/2009
Our Rhodesian Ridgeback loves it. We got the large and as a puppy it's probably a little taller than recommended but he'll grow into it in no time. We searched everywhere to get the best price and this was it. It holds plenty of water for the gulping RR! We plan to get a matching one for our Vizsla.
from Seattle, WA on 11/9/2008
Sizing chart recommended a taller unit. I went with a shorter one since the price difference was significant. Feeder ended up being the perfect height
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from Phoenix, AZ on 8/21/2008
Having a Great Dane means tall feeders are a must! Bella loves these dishes becuase they hold alot of water and food. The open architecture of the frame means that standing water does not exist between the feeder and the bowl. The design is great looking as well. We bought a second set for our second home since we loved the first so much! Thanks.
from Reston, VA on 7/5/2008
One bowl arrived slightly dented. They are lightweight metal so require some care in handling to avoid more dents. Overall, love the product as does my Standard Schnauzer...just the right height for him.
from Seattle, WA on 5/12/2008
This is great - our dog loves it! I love how it looks with our decor - truly perfect product
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from Prescott Valley, AZ on 4/3/2008
This dog is for my larger bull mastiff puppies. Nice and sturdy base; they can't eat it or knock it over!
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from Tampa, FL on 3/29/2008
We chose this design because it appeared sturdier and less likely to get knocked around by our large Golden. It's working out very well--slows down his eating too. We keep a small indoor/outdoor rug underneath which keeps it from sliding around and catches the dripping water after a drink.
from Kansas City, Mo on 2/19/2008
The stands and bowls are attractive, but for my two small schnauzers while the heighth of the stands are good,the bowls are far too large for a single serving of food. They have to push their food around the bowl trying to get at it. This means knocking the bowls around, which do not stay fully in the stand.
from Minnetonka, Minesota on 2/6/2008
Our female Golden had dual ACL surgery when she was young. As she aged, it was clear eating from a bowl at floor level wouldn't be comfortable or healthy for her. This product is exceptionally attractive and tough -- with the exception of the light-gauge bowls, which will probably have to be replaced in the couple of years. [...]
from Coorado Springs CO on 1/14/2008
I bought two of these for my Alaskan Malamutes. They are very enthusiastic eaters and these feeders have held up great. The bowls are deep enough for water but not too deep for food. [...].
from Cedar Hill, Texas on 1/10/2008
After several tall feeder buys, this rod iron one was the one that stuck. I feed my 2 Great Danes from it and it works like a charm. Nice and firm and steady-- just the way these Danes need them to be. I highly recommend going this way versus a plastic kind. I have no idea if it would do well outside (if it would rust) as my dogs are indoor dogs.
The iron feeder looks sleek and it's heavy and sturdy enough that our large dogs can't knock it over. I was happy with the speedy service. I received the dog feeder in just 4 days.