Adjustable Elevated Dog Feeder Stand

The PHODAN PetEase Adjustable Elevated Dog Feeder Stand raises your dog’s food and water bowls off the floor to a more comfortable feeding height. Designed with an adjustable frame and two stainless steel bowls, it’s a clean, sturdy mealtime station that works for puppies, adult dogs, and seniors alike — and adjusts as your dog grows.

An elevated feeder lets your dog eat without having to crouch or bend their neck down to floor level. Many owners choose raised bowls for older dogs with stiff joints, taller breeds, or simply to keep food and water bowls from sliding around the kitchen floor.

Key Features

• Adjustable height — set the bowl height that fits your dog’s size, and raise it as a puppy grows into adulthood.
• Two stainless steel bowls included — durable, rust-resistant, and easy to clean. Stainless steel is a long-lasting choice for daily feeding.
• Anti-slip base — keeps the stand stable on tile, hardwood, and other smooth floors during meals.
• Sturdy frame — holds firm during meals so the stand doesn’t tip or wobble.
• Removable bowls — lift the bowls out for easy cleaning or refills.
• Easy to wipe clean — smooth surfaces and stainless bowls clean up quickly after meals.

Who It’s For

• Puppies still growing into their adult size — adjust the stand as they grow taller
• Senior dogs with stiff joints who prefer not to bend down to a floor bowl
• Tall and large-breed dogs who’d otherwise be reaching down to floor level
• Households that want to keep food and water bowls off the floor and out of the way
• Owners who prefer a tidy, dedicated feeding spot for their dog

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 × PetEase Adjustable Feeder Stand frame
• 2 × Stainless steel bowls (food and water)

Care Instructions

Wipe the stand frame with a soft, damp cloth. The stainless steel bowls can be washed with warm soapy water or placed on the top rack of the dishwasher. Dry thoroughly before refilling. Check the height adjustment periodically to make sure it’s still locked at the setting you want.

Choosing the Right Height

A common starting point is to set the bowl rim at about chest height for your dog when they’re standing naturally. This lets them eat without crouching or stretching down. If you’re unsure what height suits your dog best, talk with your veterinarian — particularly for large or deep-chested breeds, where your vet can help you decide whether a raised feeder is appropriate for your specific dog.