Frisco Elevated Stainless Steel Dog & Cat Bowl with Metal Stand

I bought two of the smallest size to have extra water bowls in my multi cat home so if one cat was at the primary bowls, there was another option or two a few feet over. None of the cats have tipped either of them over...which has always been an issue for me in the past with other bowl designs. The base is sturdy and well designed. The small bowl size truly does hold 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup of water maximum. A full 3/4 cup of water puts water at the very top of the rim almost to the point of spilling out. I'd probably go with the 1.75 cup size if I were to purchase again. For the price though, these fit my intended purposes. My only wish is that the base had about 2 inches more on the height I bought two of the smallest size to have extra water bowls in my multi cat home so if one cat was at the primary bowls, there was another option or two a few feet over. None of the cats have tipped either of them over...which has always been an issue for me in the past with other bowl designs. The base is sturdy and well designed. The small bowl size truly does hold 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup of water maximum. A full 3/4 cup of water puts water at the very top of the rim almost to the point of spilling out. I'd probably go with the 1.75 cup size if I were to purchase again. For the price though, these fit my intended purposes. My only wish is that the base had about 2 inches more on the height to make the bowl higher off the ground so cats don't have to lean over so much but still have a smaller size bowl available. Higher height bowls are usually for bigger dogs and have big bowls so those won't work for my cats. … more

Yes, it's marketed as a dog bowl but I'd seen some cat-specific reviews so went ahead and tried it. My kitty is obsessed with food and will push non-elevated bowls all over the place while he tries to get every last bite. Elevation works great, but it's just too narrow and deep for cats. He's definitely getting some whisker fatigue. Sucks they don't make this in a wider version as I really like being able to divide wet food into 2 bowls and swap them out in the stand so he can pace himself. Will be returning once a better option arrives. Also, definitely not non-slip- it doesn't scoot around as much while eating as a normal bowl, but a determined animal will definitely be able to move it around Yes, it's marketed as a dog bowl but I'd seen some cat-specific reviews so went ahead and tried it. My kitty is obsessed with food and will push non-elevated bowls all over the place while he tries to get every last bite. Elevation works great, but it's just too narrow and deep for cats. He's definitely getting some whisker fatigue. Sucks they don't make this in a wider version as I really like being able to divide wet food into 2 bowls and swap them out in the stand so he can pace himself. Will be returning once a better option arrives. Also, definitely not non-slip- it doesn't scoot around as much while eating as a normal bowl, but a determined animal will definitely be able to move it around. … more

These would be really great if you could buy the bases plus multiple dishes to fit in them. When I leave for work they're chowing down. When I get home, they'd rather not wait for me to wash dishes before they can feast again. Also, I was curious about why the stainless steel bowls were top-shelf-only dishwasher safe. Turns out they have a slender silicone ring just under the rolled top circumference which I guess is meltable (?) but I almost lost it down the drain while hand washing a bowl since I didn't know it was there. Might help to alert buyers on the packaging.

I really like this Frisco elevated stainless steel cat bowl and lovely geometric metal stand. It is lovely to look at and my cat also likes eating his wet food from he bowl. He just devours his food and the bowl makes it easy for him to just lick it clean. I give this set 5 stars.

I bought these for my pugs so they each had elevated bowls. We feed 1/2 a cup of food AND water on them twice a day. For us, these bowls were just a bit too small. However, if we did not add water, these tiny bowls would be perfect. They would also be great for a dog without a smooshed face, such as a pom or chi.. OR for your cat! The bowls hold about 3/4 cup of food which should be more than enough for any small animal. I highly recommend these bowls.

These are very nice looking bowls but they are small! We got the 3.25 cup bowl and it only fits 2 cups of dry dog food. Very unfortunate as we were looking forward to these. These are really only for tiny dogs with TINY kibble/dog food. If your dog is medium to big these would be far too small for them. I recommend for little dogs. Definitely don't recommend for Med/big dogs!

THE BOWL SIZE IS PURRFECT FOR AM/PM FEEDING SCHEDULE FOR HANS & MEELA. IT WOULD BE 5 STARS IF IT WAS 1/2-1 INCH TALLER. IT WOULD BE THE PURRFECT SIZE FOR A KITTEN, RABBIT, FERRET, ETC.

I was very disappointed in this item as I really wanted something that day more than 1/2" off the floor. Also very small bowl, if filled with 31/2 cups the food would be everywhere.

This is a really well made product. The one I bought is too small, so I’m using it as a treat bowl. I will be ordering a larger one.

This stand and bowl are tiny. It only gives an inch or two of elevation, but that is just right for the purpose I had in mind. My dog lays down to eat, and this was just enough to get her to stand and eat. Her esophagus is curved due to her enlarged heart pressing on it. This seems to help her eat. Nice tiny unit. I set her food in a custard dish and set that in the little stainless steel bowl.