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Are you looking for a new way for your pup to enjoy their food? Try raising their dog bowl higher off the ground. At Petco, we have double diners that hold water and food bowls up together, dog bowl stands with storage for kibble, bowls resistant to tipping, and even single raised bowls for those with floppy ears.
Many dogs will enjoy the benefits of elevated food bowls. If you have a senior dog, large dog, or your pup has limited mobility, the right bowl could give them an elevated eating experience.
Your dog should be able to eat without straining their neck too far down or up. Therefore, the exact height of an elevated food bowl will depend on the size of your dog.
Some cases of Bloat (GDV) in dogs have been linked to eating from elevated bowls (in addition to eating quickly or excessively). If your dog has a history of Bloat, or is a deep-chested dog at risk, we recommend speaking to your veterinarian about the best eating solutions for them.
That depends! At Petco, we carry a wide variety of dog bowls to fit every dog’s eating habits and personal needs. From slow feeders to bowls specifically for long-eared pups.
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Raised dog feeding stands, good or bad for large breed dogs?
I just bought my dog a new food bowl. this is one is elevated since she is getting taller and it’s the perfect height for her . But she’s gone over to the bowl a few times since it’s her feeding time and she keeps prancing and whimpering really loud at the bowl.
What is the best dog bowl material that is non toxic, going to stay clean, not get a film at the bottom and not harbor bacteria?
I'm not 100% sure but I believe that my dog has a sensitive stomach. He uses a slow feeder but still throws up. We feed him Science Diet Sensitive stomach & skin dry food, recommended by his vet. And an elevated food bowl. But he still throws up. I gave the vet a fecal sample and his results were normal. I was thinking maybe there are ingredients that my dog may be allergic to? What are some common allergies in dogs? And do you recommend better dog food? Thank you!
Dog has a growth on elbow
Are there specific purposes for a slow feed bowl other than to slow down a dogs eating? Does it help them digest their food better or help them in any specific way? For example my dog eats rather fast, will a slow feed bowl provide any additional benefits besides just slowing down her eating?
I have a 5 year old cat that has thrown up once a day since she was 1. I have tried fortiflora, grain free, sensitive stomach, brushing her hair often, the vet gave me a paste for hairball just in case it was that and finally my last attempt has been an l.i.d. diet. What she throws up in mostly just yellow liquids. The other day I read something about raising their bowls up. I thought that was working. Now that I have done that she is throwing up her food instead of just liquids.
How do I know if I should switch to a slow feeder ? My dogs eat mildly fast ever since I switched over to a new dog food
German Shepard whimpers loudly bending neck for food but easily eats elevated food. Also whimpers when raising head while laying down.
Not sure what to do. Vet just says these are elevated. Giving fluids. Dog was throwing up but isn’t at this time, won’t eat dog food but tried a hamburger and he did eat that. Isn’t acting like his normal self. Lethargic but will still go outside to use bathroom.
which dog food is the best for my dog with allergies and an enlarged heart
I adopted a very overweight dog. I am working on weight management and she has lost some weight but I'm concerned as she gobbles her food down literally in a minute. I just bought the puzzle bowl but she can only reach one morsel at a time using her tongue as she is a big dog. This doesn't seem right either but I don't know. It definitely slowed her eating. Advice please.