Raised Cat Bowls, Small Dog 15° Tilted Elevated Feeders, Metal Stand Acrylic Feeder 2 Set Removable Stainless Steel and Glass Bowls Food Set for Cats and Puppies, high transparency

Well made kit , easy assembly .

I both two bowls for my mother and daughter dog and I love them they are very easy to assemble and clean.

Nose porque insisti en comprarlo si tiene varios comentarios malo . Llego roto

Maybe because I’m not used to building things, I wasn’t able to figure out a better way to screw on the legs. Anyway. I finally set it up and it’s worth it because it looks beautiful and it’s easy to clean. Love the glass bowls, which are the perfect size for a fancy feast. The price seems fair and it’s easy to use, you can put different bowls in there, too.Note: really don’t see the need for the plastic film you have to take off. Would paper suffice as a barrier to avoid scratches on the acrylic? I can’t understand the point of the tedious plastic film.

Very well made, sturdy, cat adapted very well and hasn't vomited in over a week. I really think it helps that the food is more face level rather than on the floor level.

This is a bit expensive, but it looks nice. It did arrive with a bit of damage here and there, but you can't tell unless you're up really close anyway.The thing is, I just moved to a new apartment and my sibling kindly put it together for me while I was busy moving furniture. However, they didn't realize it had film on it! They thought it was just frosted acrylic.I had to take it apart entirely to remove the film. It's not difficult, but it is something to make sure you do before putting it together!Sophie has been using it for over a month and she's happy with it. I like that it comes with glass and metal bowls, as she has food allergies and also acne issues so those are better than plastic and ceramic for her.

I have a large cat who is both tall and long. Diagnosed with arthritis about a year ago, he was put on medication, and I learned that having a raised food bowl can help alleviate some of the pain by preventing the need to bend down and strain his neck. With this in mind, I thought this bowl would be ideal for him.Upon receiving the bowl, I started using it immediately. Given that my cat is on a diet of canned food and uses an automated water fountain, these bowls are being used solely for food. The first attempt was with the glass bowl, but it proved too deep, preventing him from reaching the bottom. It should be added that the glass bowl is solid and a good weight. It fits nicely into the opening and washes easily.The second attempt with the metal bowls was somewhat better; he could reach the food more easily. However, as the food shifted to the back of the bowl, he struggled to access the remaining portion. By the time I realized this and turned the bowl around, the food had dried out, and he refused to eat it. The metal bowls clanked against the stand which was annoying for me and also seemed to initially startle my cat.While the concept of these bowls is great, I would not recommend them for a cat, especially since it was not effective for a large adult one. They are likely more suitable for a small dog. I plan to give this set to a family member with a small dog, for whom it may be more appropriate.

Good elevation and angle. The water must be kept lower than the lip with you fill because bowl will tilt in the holder. I love the see through effect, gives illusion of more space. My cat likes it took.