yoken Elevated Dog Bowls, [Prevention of Vertebrae Disease] [Super Non-Slip] Dog Bowl with Stainless Steel Bowl, High Capacity Dog Food Bowls, Colorful Raised Dog Bowls for Medium/Small Size Dogs

The large bowl is 6.5” around and only 2” deep. Basically it’ll fit a cup and a half of food. If your animal is a messy eater then only a cup of food. From the base to top of bowl is 7” tall. The bowls a standard stainless steel so it’s easier to clean with soap and water.

I needed a narrow elevated dish for our Cocker Spaniel's water, and this is perfect. It is just the right size for a day or two of water, and can be put in the dishwasher. I have one for his food, as well, and used some drawer liner between the layers so it doesn't rattle.

Easy to clean, sturdy, looks great. Doesn’t tip over but tends to move around the room as my pup eats from it. Even though I ordered the larger one, The silver bowl is smaller than I expected so I’ll need to replace the unit when my pup is a bit older. He’s a doberman.

I love these bowls. My girl was recently diagnosed with IVDD and was having a hard time craning her neck to eat. I found these bowls on an IVDD support group on FB. I ordered them immediately and they did not disappoint. She is back to drinking and eating on her own because she doesn't have to work to do it. We are very happy with this purchase.

Before purchasing, my spaniel drenched his ears in water every time he took a drink. After that, he made sure water ended up everywhere in the house.When he drinks from the elevated bowl. his ears fall nicely to the side. No more soaking wet laps or furniture. Great product!

My dog uses it just fine. He's medium-ish sized (about knee to mid-thigh height) and it's a good height for him. He's an older pup who requires special diet food he doesn't love, but he was so excited about the new bowl that he ate with gusto.

The bowl is the right height for my dog. It’s very pretty, doesn’t move on the floor and is the perfect size for him.

My toy poodle had spinal surgery and couldn’t bend over to eat. I had to feed him with a spoon. This was a hit for both of us! Saved my back and his.