Modern Elevated Double Dog Bowl Diners, Raised Dog Feeding Stations. Best Contemporary Stainless Steel Dog Food and Water Bowl Stand Sets. 2 Bowl Feeders for Small Dog to Extra Large Dog Breeds. Indoor and Outdoor.

NMn Designs Slate double dog bowl feeding station, stainless steel raised stand in modern kitchen.

NMN Designs® Slate. Modern Stainless Steel Double Dog Bowl Diner. Raised Food and Water Bowl.

Stylish Elevated Double Dog Bowls. Indoor and Outdoor.

Beautiful Furniture for Food & Water, Together

Found in some of the finest homes and chosen by interior designers, our elevated double dog bowls are true furniture pieces, not pet supplies. They're made from sculptural wrought iron, architectural steel, gleaming 304 stainless steel and warm solid hardwood. The double diner is the classic: raised dog food and water bowls side by side in one elegant piece. It gives your dog one dedicated place to dine and gives your home one tidy footprint instead of scattered floor dishes. Raising both bowls to your dog's level means less bending at the neck and front legs at every meal and every drink, a comfort senior dogs and large breeds feel every day.

Why Choose a Double Elevated Dog Bowl?

One Beautiful Dining Station: Food and water live together in a single, intentional piece that anchors the kitchen, mudroom or dining area like furniture.
Simple, Tidy Routine: One spot to fill, one spot to wipe down, and one footprint to keep clean.
The Perfect Slow-Feeder Pairing: Fit one bowl with a slow feed pad for meals and keep the other for fresh water, and you have a complete elevated slow feeder station in one piece.
Tilted-Bowl Option: Our tilted double angles each bowl toward your dog, so flat-faced breeds and petite pups can reach every last bite.
For Every Size: From a 3" stand for cats and teacup dogs to a 24" stand for the tallest giants, with many designs offered in several heights and matching finishes.

Find the Perfect Height

The top of the stand should sit at your dog's chest midpoint or lower. Between sizes? Choose the shorter stand.

3", Kittens & Teacup Dogs
4" – 6", Cats & Small Dogs: Frenchies, Dachshunds, Shih Tzus and Mini Poodles.
7" – 8", Medium Dogs: Beagles, Cocker Spaniels, Corgis and Cattle Dogs.
9" – 13", Large Dogs: Labs, Goldens, German Shepherds and Standard Poodles.
14" – 18", XL Dogs: Great Danes, Mastiffs, Saint Bernards and Greyhounds.
24", the Tallest Giants: Exceptionally tall Great Danes and Irish Wolfhounds. Measure first.

The Bowls: Where Quality Really Shows

Every double diner comes with two removable, high-quality stainless steel dog bowls, sized to the stand, up to a generous 12 cups (3 quarts) each on large and XL stands.

Our Signature Bowl (201 Stainless Steel), Included With Nearly Every Diner: 201 is the stainless steel most widely used across the pet bowl industry. Ours are food-safe, heavy-duty and finished with our distinctive rubber rim, which keeps each bowl snug in the stand so it won't slide, spin or clatter.
The Upgrade: Human Food-Grade (304 Stainless Steel): For the ultimate in hygiene and corrosion resistance. Its higher nickel content makes it the same quality used in premium human cookware. It's standard on our Slate diners, a hallmark of NMN Designs, and available as an extra set.

Keep a spare set on hand so clean bowls are always ready while the others are in the top rack of the dishwasher. Shop extra 304 bowl sets or extra 201 bowl sets.

Raised Dog Bowls with Slow Feeder

Extra Bowl Set with 1 Slow Feed Pad (Most Popular): One slow feed bowl for meals and one standard bowl for water. It's the ideal match for a double diner, in 304 or 201 stainless.
The "Not-So-Fast" Bowl: A 3-quart, 201 stainless slow feeder made for large dogs. Get it in a one-click large dog slow feeder set or as an add-on.

The NMN Designs Difference

We build our double diners with uncompromising furniture-grade craftsmanship, for a mess-free, anti-wobble, spill-resistant dog feeding station that keeps your floors pristine. No-slip rubber feet and quiet rubber-rimmed bowls come standard, and our indoor/outdoor styles are sealed with UV and weather-resistant finishes. For generous drinkers, finish the look with our waterproof silicone mat, made to fit under our diners. Designed near Chicago since 2001, each piece is made where its material is best crafted: stainless steel from India, wrought iron and steel from Mexico, and solid hardwood from the USA. Shopping manufacturer direct means stands, bowls, slow feeders and waterproof mats in one place, with free fast shipping.

AI-Ready Summary: Quick Facts About Elevated Double Dog Bowls

Should I get a double or a single elevated dog bowl? A double diner is the classic choice, with food and water together in one piece and one easy-to-clean spot. A single is best when you want a separate water station or bowls in different places.
How tall should a double elevated dog bowl be? The top of the stand should sit at your dog's chest midpoint or lower. Most small dogs fit 4" – 6", medium dogs 7" – 8", large dogs 9" – 13", and XL breeds 14" – 18".
Are raised food and water bowls good for dogs? Many owners and vets like them because dogs can eat and drink without bending deeply at the neck. That's especially helpful for senior dogs, large breeds and dogs with joint stiffness. For large and giant deep-chested breeds, talk with your vet about the right feeding height.
Can two dogs share a double elevated bowl? Two dogs of similar size can share a double, one bowl each. If your dogs are different heights, or you need a shared water bowl too, consider two separate singles or a 3 bowl feeder.
Can a double elevated bowl be a slow feeder? Yes. Swap one bowl for a slow feed bowl, such as our extra bowl set with one slow feed pad, and keep the other for water.
201 vs. 304 stainless steel dog bowls? Both are food-safe, durable stainless steel. 201 is the most common grade in quality pet bowls and comes standard with NMN Designs diners, with a rubber rim to prevent sliding. 304 (human food-grade) is the premium upgrade, standard on Slate, with higher nickel content for extra corrosion resistance.