King InternationalAdjustable Elevated Dog Bowls with Stand, 18'', Stainless Steel, 2 Bowls, 3-18 in Height, Rubber Feet

Unless her bowl is empty she doesn't drink from the toilet anymore!

This was basically the same thing I had bought at Petsmart over 10 yrs ago that now isn't sold in stores. Very happy to see it was the same design and good build quality.

Pretty decent product, but not very sturdy. If you own a puppy, they might be able to knock it over.

This is the second time I've ordered one of these. The first one for our German shepherd and then got another dog so now our king shepherd has his own too. We love them and love that they are adjustable!

Not exactly what I wanted. But it is working fine, breaks down for easy travel.

Got the item to feed our mid-size dog, as she's gotten to a point where she likes to grab a bite of food and nibble off & on thru-out the day, instead of having a set meal-time. However, our little daschan is a 'chow-hound' and will eat till he passes-out, so we can't leave the mid-sized dog's food-dish down cause the daschan will eat it. Midsized dog loves this food-server ...however, little-daschan has already figured-out how to 'climb-up' and get inside the bowls. So, now, will have-to figure-out how to elevate the server even-higher, and 'weight' the feet, but still drop the bowls down low-enough to feed the midsized dog.

I really like the idea of having my pup eat closer to his actual height. It's like a remedy to not being about to use a fork to bring food to his mouth. I found taking the plastic inserts out and fitting them to the pole worked best to install the slides (pro tip) as otherwise getting them to slide on would be difficult.Came with a little coat of rust on it, not sure why...The first day, my little man seems to enjoy eating up higher. The construction is averagely done, and quality of parts seems very average as well. He's right now about 50 lbs and maybe 20" tall, and the height of this is pretty perfect. As others have said construction may be an issue if your furry friend plays rough while eating, but just guessing, it'll likely be fine under normal use based on the weld quality. Definitely not meant to hold the weight of a dog, but a bowl of water and/or food seems to be no problem

This item is great for my American Bully. It's adjustable from the bowls and even under the legs. Doesn't tip over. Bowls are fairly large

This stand is okay. Not the best quality, pictures look way better than the actual product. I was pretty disappointed that the height adjustment screw was all rusty when it arrived (see photo).

Love it, it is the perfect height for my dog.

Brilliant product. We have had a few of these over the years. Most were poorer quality. This one is superb. Bowls an ideal size for a large dog without being too big. Most sellers have the bowls too small or too large. This is ideal for out Bernese Mountain dog. I would give it an A + for size.

I thought going for the more expensive option would be best but very disappointedthere were no assembly instructions , after looking at the photo I put it together, the peice that goes on top that holds the dishes in place is flimsy, the screw broke it, as soon as i tightened it and it was harx to put it in the top of the stand but as the design of the peice meant it had to be loosened every time to remove the dishes , which is a pain, I just chucked it in the bin .

Just right for my tall greyhound. Sturdy and stable.