Pawfect Pets Premium Elevated Dog & Cat Diner

I've been using this for months for one of my cats. I have had 0 issues with mold, warping, or etc but I strictly use this for food (one bowl for wet, one bowl for dry). It has works great. the elevation helps to keep our kitty from vomiting after eating, and I am now purchasing a second one to use for my new kitten so she can have her own feeding station.

Loved this bowl for my dog, it really helped his neck when eating and drinking. However, we just moved into a house and the entire thing fell apart into its 4 separate parts. I can’t get it back together, disappointing.

My Frenchie was having trouble digesting her food - throwing up after eating and drinking on too regular of a basis. Although we had slightly elevated bowls for her since she was a puppy, she quickly outgrew them. I ended up purchasing the 4 inch feeder and it is the perfect height for her! She doesn’t have to bend over to eat and drink, and the post-meal sickness has stopped! The feeder comes with two sets of bowls, one shallow and one deep. I use the deep bowl for her water and I use the shallow bowl for her food. The bowls are stainless steel so I don’t have to worry about rusting! Highly recommend!!

Item arrived in four (4) pieces with nails sticking out, rough edges, wood splintered. Fortunately we were able to sand down the wood, apply wood glue to hold it together and then put in four (4) screws to make it sturdy and safe. Haven't used it yet because we are trying to make sure glue is thoroughly dry.

I read a lot of reviews for this before ordering it. Some of the disgruntled reviews worried me that this would be frail or rickety. So is it? Not in our case, not at all: Ours arrived well-packed in shrink wrap, in a sturdy box, and in perfect condition. I think that as long as yours does not get crushed in shipping it will arrive in good shape and be solid enough to hold up for regular, reasonable use. Our dog just consumes out of the bowls, she does not sit on this thing or stand with her paws on it, so the construction should continue to hold up just fine. I also don't pick this thing up and move it around by grabbing the upper wood surface, which would put stress on the joints. If I need I read a lot of reviews for this before ordering it. Some of the disgruntled reviews worried me that this would be frail or rickety. So is it? Not in our case, not at all: Ours arrived well-packed in shrink wrap, in a sturdy box, and in perfect condition. I think that as long as yours does not get crushed in shipping it will arrive in good shape and be solid enough to hold up for regular, reasonable use. Our dog just consumes out of the bowls, she does not sit on this thing or stand with her paws on it, so the construction should continue to hold up just fine. I also don't pick this thing up and move it around by grabbing the upper wood surface, which would put stress on the joints. If I need to move it, I carry it with my hands under the base's underside. There was a $170, similar but more mid-century modern elevated food stand I also considered made with a more attractive grey/brown streaked stain. It was really good looking - but that price was just too ridiculous for me. This looks exactly like the pictures, so if that is something you can imagine in your house, that is exactly what you are going to get and so go for it. I ordered the tallest one, and the scale is just right for our 30 pound dog. It reduces how much she needs to stoop to eat, and that seems to please her quite a bit. With feeding her on the ground, every once in a while she barfed up a bit of greenish slobbery reflux vomit. She has not done that once since we introduced this. I love the 4 bowls this comes with - I use the one bowl that is more shallow as a drop in dish cover if she hasn't finished all her dry food before we go to bed at night because I am pest phobic, and I figure that should help keep it from being a nuisance attractant. The deep dishes hold more food than she'd ever need and plenty of water. I am usually dumping out the old water it doesn't get a buildup of dust, beard debris, or bacterial slime. So it generally holds more water than she needs during the day as well. A few reviewers complained that the dishes eventually rusted on them. It is too soon to tell for us, but I hand wash them out with hot water and dish soap every so often and dry them instead of running them through the dish washer, just in case. Some stainless grades last longer if they are not run through the heat and surface scouring of the dishwasher. I did put a brown silicone mat under it to catch any water/food toss off, because I like it tidy but also because we have hardwood floors, and they look good together. The mat goes away visually. One last fun thing--our dog has realized that she can use her front claws to sort of ring an empty dish like a bell. She is a moderate eater, so she mainly just does this when she wants more water. We try to be good about keeping it refreshed for her all the time, but we are at the tail end of a hot Texas summer, and so sometimes she really laps up the water even though it is a very deep dish. Smart girl to figure out how to use her dish to communicate with us, considering she is still an adolescent!!! … more

My dog was having trouble eating and now eating has become a little more simpler and the simplicity of the dishes and holder make it a breeze to clean!

The product showed up broken. The pieces are glued together and none of the glue stayed together upon arrival. Chewy also makes it difficult to make returns on the app

Our new aussiedoodle puppy was turning over every bowl, stepping in them and clearly making a big mess at every meal. When the food and water were gone he treated the bowls like toys. We knew we had to find a different long term solution. I researched and read a lot about dual food bowls. This one got great reviews. We've had it for over 2 weeks and he's not tipped it over once. It's secure to the floor. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is that he did chew the corner somewhat and so it's definitely not totally puppy proof!! Other than that it's stylish, simple, and durable. I think because it has no legs on it, the base stays put. Lastly I love the different sized bowls and the extra Our new aussiedoodle puppy was turning over every bowl, stepping in them and clearly making a big mess at every meal. When the food and water were gone he treated the bowls like toys. We knew we had to find a different long term solution. I researched and read a lot about dual food bowls. This one got great reviews. We've had it for over 2 weeks and he's not tipped it over once. It's secure to the floor. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is that he did chew the corner somewhat and so it's definitely not totally puppy proof!! Other than that it's stylish, simple, and durable. I think because it has no legs on it, the base stays put. Lastly I love the different sized bowls and the extra set I'm sure will be handy. I highly recommend this feeding system for any age dog! … more

We absolutely love this raised bowl set. It looks great, is the perfect height for my Peke. The only issue is that when I took it out of the box it completely fell apart. I was held together by very tiny metal pins and wood glue that just didn't make it. We didn't return it, we just put it back together and secured it with a new round of wood glue. So 5 stars for style, and 1 star for state of arrival, so splitting the difference at 3 stars.

I’ve got a German Shepard this elevated dog station is working great, he will probably need a taller one later in his life but for now I really like this one