Lubber Acrylic Pet Elevated Feeder Stand with 2 Stainless Steel Bowls for Cats and Dogs Black 7'

We have a 20lb dog. Feeding her twice a day. The bowels are barely big enough. Water bowl requires twice a day filling

I have a new rescue, 32 lbs. She is a messy eater & goes at her bowls like it's the last meal (or only meal) of her life. I bought & returned several feeders because she could slide the feeder across the room, knock the bowls sideways, etc. This works better than I anticipated. It 'somewhat' contains the mess on the acrylic table top & it does not slide across the room. Between the 'tape' at the bottom of the acrylic legs & the rubber mat underneath - this feeder doesn't budge. I'm using 'Pet Fusion' brand bowls in this feeder - these bowls are thick & sturdy. The bowls the feeder came with seem average - kind of flimsy, like most steel dog bowls. The Pet Fusion bowls have a wider rim too, which looks nice in the acrylic stand. The bowls are almost 7 inches across the top (from rim edge to edge) & they fit down into the holes perfectly.

Exactly what we needed and expected. Our yorkie puppy was hitting his food and water bowls for attention and making a mess. This raised station has grips on the bottom that help keep it from sliding and the clear design is simple and blends in with any decor (I didn’t love the style of the wood and bamboo styles I saw as alternatives). The bowls are easy to pop out and clean anytime

The acrylic clear design is nice looking and sturdy enough...the bowls are too small, especially if your dog drinks and/or eats a lot, you'll be filling it often...more so with the water. We just took our existing larger bowls and set the on top, so it worked out. Had I known, I probably could've just gotten some sort of product to elevate the bowls cheaper, but again, we like the look of it.

This is a very high quality dog feeder however my only complaint is the bowls were way to deep for my dog, her whole face was inside the dish and she did not like that. The bowls are a lot deeper then the 1.5 in as stated in the description, more like 2.5 inches. The bowls are sturdy and the actual feeder is really nice. It is clear so goes with any color, very modern looking and good sturdy weight so not sliding anywhere. Not flimsy at all. Packing was good to, it was in a box inside another box so not a scratch on it. It did not work for my dog so I had to send it back but for a larger dog it would be great. I would recommend it just not for me...

So chic, so cute. Our little maltese is so teeny, these bowls are the perfect height for him to drink water and eat his kibbles

I got the small (4in) feeder for my Boston Terrier puppy. Thankfully, he loves it! It keeps him from knocking over his bowls and keeps them from sliding around. The bowls it came with though are to small. The diameter is fine but they have no depth to them. (about 1in) I bought deeper (3in) bowls at Walmart and I think they look just as good, even though they don't fit the same. (see pic) They hold a lot more without filling them to the very top. Not a big deal now, but I want to keep using this when he gets older. Overall, this is a little expensive, but it's sturdy, well-made and does the job!

Ordered 2 of these. One had the mat included in the box and one did not. I assumed that they were both suppose to have to the mat given the price. I was dead wrong. I see now that the mat is sold separately for another $10. So yes, my mistake for not looking a little closer at the description. I guess I got lucky with one of the older items that use to include the mat. I reached out to the seller to see if they could send me a mat. They basically said no because they are now selling the product without the mat. I tried. This is not worth $40 without the mat. It's a bent piece of acrylic with a couple of thin gauged stainless bowls. The mat was the best part of this set up, especially if you have a messy dog like we have. Gimme a break. $50 total when you buy the mat separately? I wish I could get over this whole mat thing but I'll be returning this one. I hope I don't need any more than 6 months of intensive therapy to get over this debilitating crisis...no mat. :(