Iron Dog Feeders

Benefits of our Raised Dog Feeders:

A raised dog feeder allows for proper chewing of food as opposed to swallowing & gulping. Slows down the speed in which your pet eats.

Minimizes bad digestion, because feeding from a raised dog stand stops the inhalation of an excess amount of air while eating.

Stops gas problems & indigestion from lack of proper eating height. Your raised feeder should be positioned as close as possible to 3-6 inches of your pet’s wither height (the top of his/her shoulder).

Greatly reduces hip, back & neck strain while feeding. The raised dog bowl is at your pet's own level.

Perfect for dogs with arthritis. Feeding with an elevated dog bowl eliminates the need for your dog to have to bend over to eat meals.

Elevated dog bowls help stop the big food mess on the floor.

Stainless steel bowls are hygienic and dishwaher safe and are included with the raised dog feeder.

Wrought iron dog feeders created from a pattern that replicates some of the oldest examples of decorative ironwork known to man. A strong yet delicate pattern, these dog feeders are sure to bring charm into your home.

Sizes:

Small -- Raised dog feeder stands 7" tall, 14" wide and 7" deep. Includes two stainless steel 1 quart serving bowls.

Medium -- Raised dog feeder stands 14" tall, 17" wide and 8.5" deep. Includes two stainless steel 2 quart serving bowls.

Large -- Raised dog feeder stands 19" tall, 21" wide and 11.5" deep. Includes two stainless steel 3 quart serving bowls.

Single -- Raised dog feeder stands 14" tall, 10.5" wide and 10.5" deep. Includes one stainless steel 3 quart serving bowl.

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