- 🐶 4-INCH ELEVATED FEEDER: Raises the included bowl above floor level to create a comfortable feeding position for appropriately sized puppies and small dogs.
- 🐾 1-CUP SLOW FEEDER BOWL: The stainless steel bowl features a raised centre that creates an obstacle around the food and encourages a more measured eating pace.
- 🪵 SOLID HARDWOOD STAND: Constructed from solid wood for a warm, furniture-inspired appearance that coordinates with a variety of home interiors.
- 🛡️ 304 STAINLESS STEEL: The removable double-wall bowl is made from 304 (18/8) stainless steel for a sturdy, reusable alternative to lightweight plastic dishes.
- 🔧 NON-SLIP, SIMPLE ASSEMBLY: Silicone feet help reduce movement and protect flooring, while three stainless steel screws and built-in nuts provide straightforward assembly.
Feedoo Elevated Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
The Feedoo elevated dog bowl set combines a 4-inch-high solid wood stand with a removable 1-cup stainless steel slow feeder. It is designed for small dogs and puppies whose body height is suited to the fixed feeding level.
The raised centre inside the bowl creates a simple obstacle around the food. This can encourage dogs to take smaller mouthfuls and spend more time eating compared with an unobstructed bowl.
Fixed 4-Inch Feeding Height
The stand positions the bowl approximately four inches above the floor. This reduces how far an appropriately sized dog needs to lower its head during meals.
The height is fixed and cannot be raised or lowered. Measure your dog before ordering rather than choosing the feeder solely according to breed or weight.
Checking the Feeding Position
An appropriate setup should allow the dog to:
- Stand naturally on all four paws
- Reach the entire bowl without stretching
- Keep the neck in a comfortable position
- Swallow without visible difficulty
- Eat without pressing heavily against the stand
- Move away from the feeding area without obstruction
Ask a veterinarian for guidance if your dog has a diagnosed neck, spinal, swallowing or mobility condition.
Stainless Steel Slow Feeder Bowl
The included bowl is made from double-wall 304 (18/8) stainless steel. Its central raised section divides the feeding surface and makes it more difficult to take one large mouthful.
The selected bowl has a listed capacity of approximately one cup, making it suitable for measured portions for many small dogs.
Supporting a Slower Eating Pace
Fast eating may cause mess, coughing or discomfort in some dogs. A slow-feeding design can encourage a more deliberate pace, but results vary according to the dog’s muzzle shape, food type and feeding behaviour.
Not a Medical Treatment
A slow feeder does not diagnose, prevent or treat bloat, vomiting, regurgitation or digestive disease. Contact a veterinarian if your dog regularly vomits, gags, coughs or appears distressed during meals.
Supervise initial use to make sure the dog can reach the food without frustration or scraping its teeth against the raised centre.
Solid Wood Raised Stand
The stand is constructed from solid hardwood rather than fibreboard. Its natural furniture-style appearance allows it to blend into kitchens, dining areas and other indoor feeding spaces.
Three wooden legs attach to the top section using stainless steel screws and built-in nuts.
Silicone Non-Slip Feet
Silicone pads on the bottom of the legs help reduce sliding during ordinary feeding. They also create a buffer between the wood and hard flooring.
Performance depends on the floor surface and the force applied by the dog. Keep both the silicone feet and floor clean and dry for better grip.
Protecting Floors
- Remove food and water spills promptly.
- Check that all silicone feet remain attached.
- Avoid placing the stand on an uneven surface.
- Use a pet feeding mat if additional protection is required.
- Do not drag the wooden stand across delicate flooring.
Compatible Bowl Size
The stand is advertised as compatible with bowls measuring up to approximately seven inches in diameter. A matching 1-cup slow feeder bowl is included with this variation.
Third-party bowls may not sit securely even if their outer diameter is under seven inches. Rim shape, wall angle and base depth can affect compatibility.
Package Configuration
The selected variation contains:
- One solid wood elevated stand
- One 1-cup stainless steel slow feeder bowl
- Three stainless steel assembly screws
- Built-in fastening nuts
- Silicone non-slip feet
Check the package contents against the supplied instructions before assembly.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Feedoo
- Product type: Elevated slow feeder dog bowl set
- Selected height: 4 inches
- Height adjustment: Fixed, not adjustable
- Bowl capacity: 1 cup
- Bowl material: Double-wall 304 (18/8) stainless steel
- Stand material: Solid hardwood
- Slow-feeding feature: Raised centre
- Maximum compatible bowl diameter: Approximately 7 inches
- Base feature: Silicone non-slip feet
- Assembly hardware: Three stainless steel screws with built-in nuts
- Recommended pets: Appropriately sized puppies and small dogs
- Recommended use: Dry food and supervised indoor feeding
- Product dimensions: 7.48 × 7.48 × 4.33 inches
- Listed item weight: 1.54 lb
- Model number: FP51A
- Manufacturer: Feedoo
- ASIN: B0GGQBG7WW
Assembly Instructions
Preparing the Components
Place the wooden stand upside down on a clean, soft surface. Identify all three legs, screws and fastening points before beginning.
Basic Assembly
- Align each wooden leg with its designated connection point.
- Insert the three stainless steel screws.
- Tighten each screw gradually and evenly.
- Turn the stand upright on a level surface.
- Confirm that every silicone foot contacts the floor.
- Place the stainless steel bowl into the opening.
- Press gently against the stand to check for movement.
Avoid Overtightening
Tighten the screws firmly enough to stabilize the stand, but do not apply excessive force that could damage the wood or built-in fastening points.
Inspect and retighten the hardware periodically.
Cleaning and Care
Stainless Steel Bowl
Remove and wash the bowl after meals, particularly when serving moist food or toppers.
- Wash with warm water and pet-safe dish soap.
- Use a soft sponge or cloth.
- Rinse thoroughly.
- Dry before returning it to the stand.
- Avoid steel wool and harsh abrasives.
- Follow the manufacturer’s care label regarding dishwasher use.
The listing does not provide a definitive manufacturer dishwasher instruction for this exact variation. Do not advertise it as dishwasher safe unless confirmed on the received packaging or care guide.
Solid Wood Stand
- Remove the bowl before cleaning.
- Wipe spills promptly with a lightly damp cloth.
- Do not immerse or soak the wood.
- Avoid dishwasher, steam cleaning and prolonged moisture.
- Dry the surface immediately after wiping.
- Keep the stand away from heaters and direct sunlight.
- Do not use bleach or aggressive household chemicals.
Routine Inspection
Check regularly for:
- Loose screws
- Cracked or splintered wood
- Missing silicone feet
- Rust, dents or sharp edges on the bowl
- Movement between the legs and upper board
- Moisture damage around the bowl opening
Stop using the feeder if any component becomes unstable or develops a sharp edge.
Feeding Guidance
Introducing the Slow Feeder
Some dogs need time to understand a new bowl shape. Begin with a familiar food and a small portion.
Spread the food around the raised centre so it remains accessible. Observe the dog throughout the first several meals.
Stop Use If the Dog
- Bites or chews the metal bowl
- Scrapes its teeth repeatedly
- Cannot reach the food comfortably
- Pushes or tips the stand
- Shows persistent frustration
- Coughs, gags or has difficulty swallowing
Choose a different bowl design and consult a veterinarian when feeding problems continue.
Important Safety Information
- Select the feeder according to the dog’s actual height and posture.
- Use on a flat, dry indoor surface.
- Supervise initial meals.
- Do not allow dogs to chew the wooden stand or silicone feet.
- Keep screws tightened and check stability regularly.
- Do not use damaged or splintered wooden components.
- Do not exceed the bowl’s practical capacity.
- Wash the bowl regularly.
- Keep fresh drinking water available separately.
- Seek veterinary guidance for persistent digestive or swallowing concerns.
The elevated stand and slow-feeding bowl can support a more organized mealtime, but they do not guarantee a particular eating speed or health outcome.
