- 📏 SIX ADJUSTABLE HEIGHTS: Select from approximately 5.3, 10.5, 11.5, 12.4, 13.4 or 14.5 inches to create an accessible feeding position for appropriately sized dogs.
- 🥣 TWO 1.6 L STEEL BOWLS: Includes two removable stainless steel bowls for serving food and water together. Remove them individually for refilling and routine cleaning.
- 🐾 3-IN-1 DOUBLE-DECK DESIGN: The upper level holds the two bowls, while the removable lower level provides a textured slow-feeder section and a lick plate for compatible food or treats.
- 💧 REMOVABLE SPLASH GUARDS: Raised surrounding panels help contain scattered kibble, crumbs and ordinary water splashes within the feeding station.
- 🧼 DETACHABLE AND EASY TO CLEAN: The bowls, guards and feeding components can be removed for cleaning. The listing describes the removable parts as dishwasher safe; check the supplied care instructions first.
ZOMISIA 3-in-1 Elevated Dog Bowl Stand
The ZOMISIA Elevated Dog Bowl Stand combines a two-bowl feeding station, textured slow-feeder surface and lick plate in one adjustable unit.
Six available height positions allow the feeder to be adapted as a dog grows or when more than one appropriately sized pet uses the station. The selected version includes two removable stainless steel bowls, each with a listed capacity of 1.6 litres.
Its detachable double-deck construction also allows the upper and lower feeding sections to be used independently when needed.
Six Adjustable Feeding Heights
The stand can be configured at approximately:
- 5.3 in
- 10.5 in
- 11.5 in
- 12.4 in
- 13.4 in
- 14.5 in
These settings provide options for small, medium and large dogs, but breed labels alone should not determine feeder height. Select a position that allows the individual dog to reach its food and water without stretching upward or crouching excessively.
Choosing an Appropriate Height
Observe the dog while it is standing naturally. The bowl should remain easy to reach, and the dog should be able to eat or drink without twisting its neck or shifting into an unstable posture.
Begin with a conservative height and watch the first several meals. Lower or raise the platform if the dog stretches, spills excessively, pushes the stand or appears uncomfortable.
An elevated feeder is not automatically suitable for every dog. Ask a veterinarian for advice if the animal has a history of swallowing difficulty, regurgitation, gastric dilatation-volvulus, mobility limitations or another medical condition affecting feeding posture.
Two Removable 1.6 L Stainless Steel Bowls
The upper deck holds two stainless steel bowls so food and water can be served in the same feeding station. Each bowl has a listed capacity of 1.6 litres.
Because bowl suitability also depends on muzzle shape, food volume and drinking habits, check that the selected capacity and bowl shape are appropriate for the individual dog before use.
Everyday Bowl Care
Remove leftover wet food after each meal and replace drinking water regularly. Wash the bowls with warm water and pet-safe dish detergent, rinse thoroughly and dry before returning them to the stand.
The Amazon listing describes the removable parts as dishwasher safe. Follow the care instructions included with the received product if they differ.
Do not place stainless steel bowls in a microwave.
Detachable Double-Deck Feeding System
The product uses a two-level design. The upper section supports the stainless steel bowls and can be detached to reveal a lower plate containing two different feeding surfaces.
One side has a raised pattern intended to spread dry or wet food across a larger area. The other side functions as a lick plate for spreadable, pet-appropriate foods.
Both decks can be used separately, giving pet owners several feeding configurations without requiring multiple standalone accessories.
Textured Slow-Feeder Surface
The patterned feeding section creates obstacles around which the dog must collect food. This may help extend mealtime for some fast eaters, but the actual result depends on food type, portion size, muzzle shape and the dog’s feeding behaviour.
Slow-Feeder Safety
- Introduce the textured surface gradually.
- Use food that is appropriate for the plate design.
- Supervise initial meals.
- Stop use if the dog bites or damages the plastic.
- Confirm that food is not trapped in inaccessible crevices.
- Wash the surface thoroughly after wet or raw food.
- Do not claim that the plate prevents choking or bloat.
A slow feeder is a behavioural feeding accessory, not a medical device or guaranteed treatment for digestive conditions.
Lick Plate for Compatible Foods
The lick plate can be used with a thin layer of dog-safe wet food or another veterinarian-approved spreadable treat. Licking may extend the time spent consuming a small portion and provide a structured enrichment activity.
Avoid unsafe ingredients, excessive portions and foods containing xylitol, chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, garlic or other substances toxic to dogs.
Do not freeze or heat the component unless the manufacturer’s instructions expressly permit it.
Splash and Crumb Control
Removable raised panels surround the feeding area to help contain ordinary splashes, crumbs and pieces of kibble. They may reduce the amount of debris reaching the floor, but the system is not completely spill-proof.
Place the station on a washable, water-resistant feeding mat if the dog drinks quickly, plays with water or regularly moves its bowls.
Assembly and Adjustment
Setting Up the Feeding Station
Assemble the frame and platforms according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure both sides are positioned at the same height and that every connection is fully engaged before adding the bowls.
Place the stand on a level, dry surface with enough room for the dog to approach and leave safely.
Pre-Use Checklist
Before each use:
- Confirm that both sides are set to the same height.
- Press each connection into its locked position.
- Check that the upper platform is level.
- Seat both bowls fully in their openings.
- Install splash guards securely.
- Confirm that the lower plate is correctly positioned.
- Test the stand for rocking or sliding.
- Inspect all parts for cracks, warping or sharp edges.
Stop using the station if it becomes unstable or any damaged component could contact the dog.
Product Specifications
- Brand: ZOMISIA
- Manufacturer: Apollo
- Product type: Adjustable elevated dog feeding station
- Configuration: 3-in-1 double-deck design
- Selected bowl capacity: 1.6 L each
- Number of stainless steel bowls: 2
- Height settings: 6
- Available heights: 5.3, 10.5, 11.5, 12.4, 13.4 and 14.5 in
- Additional feeding surfaces: Slow-feeder plate and lick plate
- Stand materials: ABS plastic and plastic
- Bowl material: Stainless steel
- Listed product dimensions: 17 × 10 × 5.5 in
- Listed product weight: 5.4 lb
- Special features: Adjustable, elevated, foldable and non-slip design
- Model number: 6020090000689
- ASIN: B0F3X61T3V
Cleaning and Maintenance
Removable Components
Separate the bowls, splash guards and feeding plates before cleaning. Remove food from corners and textured areas so residue does not accumulate.
The listing states that removable parts are dishwasher safe. Place components securely in the dishwasher only when the supplied care guide confirms that method. Hand-wash any part that is not clearly identified as dishwasher safe.
Stand and Adjustment Mechanism
Wipe the frame with a soft cloth, warm water and mild detergent. Dry all adjustment slots, joints and supporting surfaces before reassembly.
Regularly inspect the station for:
- Food trapped around the platform edges
- Loose or incomplete connections
- Cracked or warped plastic
- Rust, dents or sharp edges on the bowls
- Missing non-slip components
- Instability at the selected height
Do not allow a pet to chew the stand, guards or feeding plates.
General Feeding Safety
- Use the station on a flat, stable surface.
- Supervise pets during initial use.
- Do not allow children or pets to climb on the stand.
- Do not exceed the capacity of the bowls.
- Clean wet-food and lick-plate residue promptly.
- Keep fresh drinking water available.
- Separate pets if shared feeding causes guarding or conflict.
- Consult a veterinarian about medically appropriate bowl height.
This feeding station should not be described as preventing bloat, choking, arthritis, joint disease or digestive disorders.
