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Elevated Dog Bowls
Elevated dog bowls can provide a great way to help your best friend stand a little more comfortably at every meal. Raised dog bowls can help take the stress off the neck and back while dogs eat and drink, so they can be especially helpful for seniors and those with orthopedic issues. Popular elevated dog bowl styles include:
- Raised feeding stations: Also known as double diners, these include bowls for food and water at a comfortable height
- Adjustable elevated bowls: Let you customize their height to the perfect level for your pup
- Slanted bowls: Make it easier to get to every last bite
- Non-skid and tip-resistant raised bowls: Great for rowdy and clumsy pups
You can find raised bowls for dogs in a variety of styles, and some even include helpful storage areas like drawers and bins below. Look for décor-friendly designs made from durable and luxe materials like stainless steel, ceramic, wood, iron, hard plastic, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions about Elevated Dog Bowls
Should dogs eat out of raised bowls?
Some dogs shouldn't eat out of raised bowls, but they are perfectly fine for others. Although many dogs enjoy eating out of elevated bowls, they are not recommended for breeds who may be prone to bloat. Talk to your vet to find out whether raised bowls might a good idea—or a no-no—for your pup.
What dog breeds need elevated dog bowls?
Most dog breeds don't need elevated dog bowls, but they may be helpful for smaller breeds with neck or joint issues. Although they used to be recommended for larger dog breeds, they should be avoided in those known to be at increased risk for GDV, also known as bloat.
What height should elevated dog bowls be?
Elevated dog bowls should be just at or below lower chest height for your dog. To find the right height, first measure your dog's withers—this is the highest part of the shoulders. Then, subtract 4 inches for smaller breeds or 6 inches for a larger breed to get the right elevated bowl height. Be sure your dog doesn't have to crane their neck to reach the bowl.
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