Adjustable Raised Dog Stand

I gave this five stars because I would buy this again. It was easy but odd putting this together. Very well thought up. For mine, once put together however, did not stand too sturdy for the legs that hold it underneath the stand were off a bit. I mean they are sturdy they are just off a bit which cause a little rocking. Like when you sit on a chair with the 4 straight legs and can slightly rock it back and forth diagonally because one of the legs is a little too short. The way mine had been put together it caused one of the platforms underneath to stick up a little bit while the other one is nice and straight. I just cut 2 small square pieces of cardboard and put them under one of the legs and it is no longer wobbly. I guess I could have returned it for another one, but I didn’t want to go through the hassle.I have had this for quite some time now and it has stood up to my dogs aggressive eating. She loves her food so much that she licks her dish clean over and over again. She does so pretty forcefully. It has never come undone and is still very strong. Good job for making this so sturdy. Changing levels and keeping the platforms sturdy is very easy to do. Even on the top level. I would have loved this to have the top level be more of a 15 inch height but 12 1/2 to 13 inches will do.Cleaning is easy to do. The mats that sit under the dishes are easy to clean. I just take them to the sink, wet them, put a drop of dish soap on each side, scrub them with a tuffy and rinse them off and pat them dry.I love this product because I can choose whatever dish I want for my dog and I don’t have to have a raised diner that only allows for their provided metal bowls. Usually on the raised diners they provide these humongous metal bowls built for mastiffs and the like. I like being able to have this raised diner that has platforms for whatever size if bowl I choose. The platforms are about 9-9 1/2”. I choose to have smaller bowls than are for the giant breed dogs. I have a lanky 45 lb. dog and she doesn’t need those huge metal bowls. They drown her. Plus, the bowls I choose don’t have as much mass for her to worry about if she has covered every inch of it with her tongue at least 3 times to make sure she has gotten every last speck. Less licking to do than on those ginormous bowls in most raise diners.I recommend this raised diner to anybody, unless you are looking for a feeder taller than 12”-13” high, then keep looking. But I do love this diner and will buy another when I add on another dog to my family.

Exactly what I was looking for! Adjustable height and is perfect for their silicone feeder bowls.

Overall this is a good product; the wooden trays can be difficult to disassemble for a thorough cleaning, but, it's sturdy, which is great; ultimately happy with the purchase.

Nice and sturdy. Have it on the second highest height for my border collie. She’s blind so a higher/wider stand like this is easier for her to find than normal food stands.

It took me about 10 minutes to screw together. I suggest you glance at the box/direction pictures and get a feel of what the pieces are, then just put them together based on common sense when it is standing up. Much easier than trying to decipher the pics instructions. It's literally 2 legs and 2 support arms screwed on and it's done. I took measurements of the auto feeder and checked reviews/post of the item, so I figured it was a bit larger, but it seems like the trays are smaller than advertised. Nonetheless, it is really stable. I angled it to hold the auto feeder securely and still have space for the cat to sit on. The feeder is nice and secure, sits just a smidge off the back. I put the grey rubber mat to help the cats feel more secure stepping on the wood. FYI they are Maincoon mix so quite large, boy (Noah) is 15lbs, girl (Zola) is 11-12 lbs and she's way more cautious.In one pic she is the tortoise shell orange/black color who is sniffing around it and standing on it. The items didn't even wobble or move at all, or she would not have gone near it again lol. My big boy Noah in the other pic had already been on it before I took pictures, he wasted no time getting up and nibbling on some food.My doggy is a min-pin/chihuahua mix so she's about 1/2 the size of them at 6lbs, but has longer legs. I was worried she may still be able to get to the food, but it's juuuust above her little snout. She checked it out but would have to really stretch and try to stand to get up there to eat (which she would if given the chance) but the way I placed it, and having to get on the lower tray to step up to it is something she would never do.Overall, it seems to be prefect to be where the cats can eat and the dog can't lol.

I didn't want to spend this on a feeder, but I was wrong. It's nice and sturdy, well designed, and looks good. The shelves are a great size so we can use our Saco's big bowls instead of whatever comes with other feeders. (He's a 71 lb goldendoodle who just got lar par so we needed to raise his bowls).The non-skid pads are good and seem like they'll wash well. The guard rails around the plaforms are so smart and work. The whole thing is easy to use.My only complaint is assembly directions. The pictures aren't very clear. The first thing is the vertical back stands and I put them on upside down the first time. Then I tried to attach the legs & realized what I'd done. Easy to fix, but . . .Also, the screws are a little hard to get in straight, but hubby accomplished it. The rest was a snap.I'd buy this again in a heartbeat and I recommend it no matter your pet's height because the shelf height choices make it appropriate for all.