Is this feeder good for a large dog?

The raised rack helps large dogs eat without stooping, but each bowl holds about 0.3 gal, so a big dog's meal may need splitting or refilling. Check your dog's meal volume before buying.

Can the bowls go in the dishwasher?

The stainless steel bowls are removable and generally dishwasher-safe. The rack and cabinet are not; wipe them by hand.

How much weight can it hold?

The bowl rack is rated to 11 lbs, each cabinet shelf to 22 lbs, and the top to 44 lbs. Keep heavy kibble bags on the lower shelf or floor of the cabinet.

Does it need to be anchored to the wall?

An anti-tip kit is included and should be used, especially with a dog that paws at the bowls. It is a tall, narrow cabinet.

What is included in the box?

The feeder station, two stainless steel bowls, the anti-tip kit and a manual. Tools for assembly are not listed, so have a screwdriver ready.

Can the upper shelf height be changed?

Yes, the upper cabinet has a three-level adjustable panel, so it fits tall food containers or shorter stacked items.

Where is the Dog Feeding Station cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $389.82, as of our latest check.

Dog Feeding Station

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $389.82 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the Dog Feeding Station

This is a freestanding feeding cabinet that hides two stainless steel bowls behind a bottom rack and adds a tall storage unit above them. The upper cabinet has a three-level adjustable shelf, the middle cabinet holds food and supplies, and side hooks hold leashes. It suits owners who want the bowls off the floor and the kibble stored in the same piece, and who accept that a raised feeder is fixed in place rather than moved around like a stand. Against plain metal feeding stands it trades portability for storage and looks; against custom built-in feeders it is simpler to assemble and lighter-duty, with modest load limits on the shelves and top.