Feeding Station: Raised Feeders for More Comfort for Your Dog
With a raised feeding station, your dog eats in a comfortable posture. Discover height-adjustable feeders and bowl stands in stainless steel.
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Kerbl Pet Lifter Dog Bowl Stand Raised, 2 Stainless Steel Bowls, 57 x 35 x 30 cm
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Regular price: €27.71 Feeding Station: Eating at the Right Height
A feeding station lifts the bowls off the floor to a height that suits your dog. Large and older dogs in particular no longer have to bend down low to eat and drink. That takes the strain off the back, neck and joints. Here you'll find height-adjustable feeders in stainless steel, sturdy double bowl stands and stations with extra storage space for food.
Height-Adjustable and Stable
A height-adjustable feeder grows with your dog as your puppy turns into a big dog. You simply raise it. The stainless steel bowls sit firmly in the frame and can be lifted out for washing. Large models such as the Deluxe feeder hold two times 2800 ml and are enough even for strong dogs. The Pet Lifter raises a single bowl to the right height while saving space, even in small kitchens.
Keeping the Feeding Area Tidy
A double bowl stand keeps food and water side by side in one fixed place. It comes with two 450 ml bowls for smaller dogs and two 1800 ml bowls for large dogs. The ECO feeder also has a storage compartment where you can keep food or accessories right next to the bowl. That way feeding and food storage share one spot, and you don't have to run to the cupboard every time. In a kennel, a kennel holder makes sure the bowls hang securely and can't be knocked over.
Frequently asked questions
How high should a raised feeding station be?
As a rule of thumb, the bowl should be roughly level with the lower part of your dog's chest. Your dog should be able to eat comfortably without bending down a lot or stretching its head upwards.
From what size is a raised feeder worth it?
You'll notice the difference quickly, especially with large breeds and older dogs with stiff joints. Medium-sized dogs often eat more calmly too when they don't have to bend down far.
Does a raised bowl help prevent bloat?
A raised bowl offers no protection against gastric torsion. Several small meals and rest after eating matter more. If your dog has a bloated belly, is restless or retches without bringing anything up, go to the vet immediately.
Feeding Station: Comfortable Eating at Chest Height
If your dog has to stretch its head far down when eating, it puts strain on its back and joints over time. A raised feeding station brings food and water to a comfortable height. That's good for large dogs and makes a noticeable difference for older dogs with stiff joints. You can adjust height-adjustable stainless steel feeders to your dog's size, even while it's still growing. Double bowl stands keep both bowls in one fixed place, and the Pet Lifter raises a single bowl without taking up much space. If you'd like food storage built in, the ECO feeder gives you room for food and accessories as well. The bowls lift out and are easy to clean in the dishwasher. For kennels there are also kennel holders so the bowls hang securely and stay clean.