Frisco Elevated Dog Diner, 8 Cup

Our Daisy Mae is a Treeing Walker Coonhound who is an inside dog. She had a different elevated bowl (purchased from another source) allegedly made of bamboo, but it grew mold around the water bowl. Yuck. While waiting to replace that one with this new one, her food bowls went back on the floor but she wouldn't eat. As soon as this was washed, set up & filled, she immediately started eating. This stand isn't a necessarily attractive color but it is functional & she's eating. It's bowl size & stand size is perfect.

This elevated feeder is perfect for our medium/large dog who weighs 53 lbs. The bowls are easy to clean and a great size for our dog. I like how the rubber rings around the openings stabilize the bowls. The top of the feeder and raised edges act like a placemat around the bowls to catch water drips and food pieces. The legs of the feeder are sturdy and have rubber feet to prevent sliding on the floor. Also, our robot vacuum cleaner is able to detect the wide legs of the feeder as it cleans around it. I highly recommend this product!

Our old feeder, Pet Zone Designer Diner Adjustable Elevated, cannot be cleaned after all these years. Elsie is also a VERY messy water drinker. The Frisco Elevated Dog Diner has larger bowls, larger area around bowls to catch messes, same great height, smoother plastic for cleaning, AND has a sunken eating area to prevent food/water from flying all over the place. I also love that it comes in gray, so it doesn’t stick out as much.

This elevated dog feeder exceeded my expectations. Good quality plastic; easy to clean and with elevated edges all around to keep the water from sloshing out. Solid legs don't move around much while my aging poodle eats, and nice deep bowls. Only wish Frisco would make a nice rubber mat large enough to fit under the feeder. I spent and hour looking on Chewy and all the mats were too small to fit under the feeder. Ended up using a kitchen mat, but would prefer to buy a matching mat.

Although it’s the right height for our puppy, it has some flaws. One leg is slightly shorter so it wobbles unless you shim it up. The stainless steel bowls are thin gauge and will probably dent and ding. But, for $19 it’s probably a good buy compared to more expensive stands.

We purchased this in hopes of separating our dogs at feeding time. The dog we purchased it for never took to it. However, it is a great product. Our pup just prefers the bowl he's always had. Apparently you can not teach an old dog new tricks!

I bought this in a pinch as my dog had been chewing and playing with his bowls after meals. When this arrived, I wasn’t expected such good quality. The bowls are easy to wash. The holder is also easy to rinse down. It seems like a much better experience for my dog to eat vs the bowls we used to keep on the ground.

My 6 month German Shepherd is pretty tall and it would hurt my heart seeing his long neck all down. He even would lay down to drink his water which seemed more convenient for him. I found this and it's the perfect height. He loves it and stands at all times now as he should lol. It's easy to clean and remove which I love.

Stands balanced and has good size bowls. Slightly high for my medium sized dog, but still ok and he is able to eat. I think it will be perfect for large size dogs like husky or German Shephard. Just started using so can not comment on durability.

This is a well-made elevated feeder. Our foster dog, a 90 lb Great Dane American Bulldog mix, took to it immediately. It is easy to clean and designed to minimize food dropping on the floor.