- Is this feeder good for a large dog?
- Yes. The raised bowls bring food closer to a standing dog's height, which suits large and tall breeds and dogs with neck or joint stiffness. Check the bowl height against your dog's leg length before buying.
- Will it work for a small dog or puppy?
- Usually not. The stand is a fixed height, and small dogs and puppies may have to stretch up to reach the bowls. A lower feeder suits them better.
- Are the bowls dishwasher safe?
- The stainless steel dishes lift out of the frame, so they are easy to hand wash and most stainless bowls of this type tolerate a dishwasher. Check the maker's care instructions for the frame, which should be wiped, not soaked.
- What can I store in the compartment?
- The storage space under the bowls fits kibble, treats, a scoop or small feeding accessories. Keep it dry, since moisture near the wood-look frame is the main wear risk.
- How does it compare with a metal raised feeder?
- It adds storage and a furniture look that bare metal stands lack, but it is bulkier, heavier and not height-adjustable. A metal stand is easier to move and clean around.
- Where is the Pawhut Elevated Dog Bowls with Storage and 2 Stainless Steel Food Dishes cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $57.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Pawhut Elevated Dog Bowls with Storage and 2 Stainless Steel Food Dishes?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Chewy, Lowe's.