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ELS Pet 2 in 2 Elevated Feeding Station for Dogs (Stainless Steel Bowl + Floating Bowl), 4.25 Cups
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Upgrade your pet's dining experience with our innovative and elevated dog feeding station. Crafted with the well-being of your beloved furry companion in mind, Els Pet 2 in 1 feeding station offers a range of features to enhance comfort, promote healthier eating habits, and simplify mealtime for dogs of all sizes. Adjustable Raised Dog Bowls with No Spill Dog Water Bowl and Stainless Steel/Slow Feeder Dog Bowl.
- - Upgrade 2-in-2 Design: Includes a stainless steel food bowl and a splash-proof bowl for a healthier and more convenient feeding experience. Durable and safe materials ensure your dog can confidently enjoy meals
- - Slow Feeder and No-Spill Dog Bowl: Slows down eating time by approximately 11 times compared to a regular food bowl. Effectively controls eating speed, preventing obesity and overeating, especially for fast eaters
- - Adjustable Heights for All Life Stages: Well-designed with different heights to accommodate dogs from puppyhood to adult years. Adjustable heights ranging from 3.4" to 11.4" to cater to large, medium, and small dogs & cats
- - Healthier Feeding Position: Reduces stress on neck, joints, and spine with the elevated design. Promotes healthy digestion by providing a comfortable height for easy access to food and water
- - Easy to Clean and Durable: Made of dishwasher-safe, sanitary, BPA-free, and durable materials. Easy to wash by hand or in the dishwasher, ensuring a clean and safe dining environment
- - Easy to Install & Removable: Tool-free assembly for quick and hassle-free setup. Foldable legs for easy storage and portability, making it convenient to use and store whenever needed
- - Modern Aesthetics: Sleek and stylish design complements any home decor
Specifications
| SKU | 3970221 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | ELS Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4.2 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | No |
| Removable Lid | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | No |
| Size | Large |
| Dry Content Compatible | No |
| Sealing Lid | No |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 17.52 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.9 IN |
| Width | 10.79 IN |
Coverage: We offer a 1-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of purchase. Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase for warranty purposes.
For dogs of all sizes.
Ensure the station is stable, adjust height to suit your pet, clean regularly, and supervise during use to prevent tipping or spills.
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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.
Raised dog feeding stands, good or bad for large breed dogs?
Emma's had GI issues; tried raising her food bowl and this seemed to make a difference. Bowl was raised from the floor to ~12" off the floor. Emma is ~18" tall. Does the height of a dogs food bowl matter?
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've read a study claiming that GDV chances are increased for giant breeds such as Bernese with raised feed bowls. What's the consensus regarding this and also are raised food bowls worth it for dog's health otherwise? Study I'm referring was published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association ("Non-dietary risk factors for gastric dilatation-volvulus in large and giant breed dogs") by Lawrence T. Gluckman et al
Is it ok for my dog to lay while she's eating? I've raised the dish to her shoulder height and now she's sitting.
I have one of my cats feeding bowl high up and the other below because when lio was little he would eat his bowl and her clean in a heartbeat ans sweetie wouldnt get to eat her food but now as he is older lio has calmed down and even leaves leftover on his plate which sweetie comes down to eat when she has food left herself? Is there a bonding benefit to feeding them both at at the same and eating from each others feeding bowls when theres leftover?
Hi, My 4 yr old labrador is not taking up any food for a week and also vomits thick white foam. We did some blood tests as advised by vet and it seems like he's suffering from megaesophagus. Unfortunately there's no place near us to take an X ray. Also I doubt if he had some plastic/pebble/or something in his stomach. For the last three days we been giving him IV drip. Still no progress and he's not taking any food. B/w we tried giving food in elevated position but still throwing up. Pls help.
My puppy ate 2.5-3 cups of food and her stomach looks large. Nervous of bloat
My kitten's lower mouth is been really red/swollen on and off for months. I've changed her porcelain bowls to stainless steel bowls. My vet thought it might've been the food but I tried switching her to Nature's Balance but she didn't really like it. Previously she was eating Blue Buffalo wilderness kitten food and current she's eating Purina cat chow. I'm thinking about trying change her food again and getting her a stainless steel or plastic water fountain
I was feeding my dog in a hard plastic bowl and she bit the side of it and swallowed 2 small, sharp edged pieces, smaller than my thumb nail, see attached photos. Should i induce vomiting, watch for it to pass in her stool, or take her to 24 hour vet? thank you so much!
I just got this dog and am a little rusty on dog ownership I've been giving her about 2 cups of dry dog food twice a day. Is that enough or too much? should I just leave out a self-dispensing water container? I don't know if I should regulate her water intake.