Stylish Great Dane Dog Bowls, Elevated Water, Food Bowls. Great Dane Feeding Station

Collection: Elevated Dining for Great Danes & Large Breeds

Orthopedic Wellness Meets Modern Design. Discover a designer collection of elevated single bowl stands and elevated double bowl feeders meticulously crafted to support the unique stature of Great Danes, Mastiffs, and deep-chested breeds. Moving beyond utilitarian pet gear, our pieces feature furniture-grade wood, sleek wrought iron, and durable steel, creating a sophisticated aesthetic that blends seamlessly with your home decor.

Tailored Heights for Specific Health Needs We offer a comprehensive range of heights—14", 15", 18", and our signature 24" Pyramid-style—empowering you to select a size that addresses your dog's specific medical considerations:

• Arthritis & Mobility (Taller Stands): Higher elevations minimize the need to stoop, providing critical relief for seniors or dogs with neck and spinal issues.

• Bloat Concerns (Lower Stands): For owners prioritizing bloat prevention, selecting a lower height (relative to the dog's size) keeps the head lower during meals, a position some experts recommend for deep-chested breeds.

Customizable Bowl Options:

• Stainless Steel Grades: Our standard sets feature high-quality 201 series stainless steel bowls. The flagship "Slate" model comes standard with heavy-weight, laboratory-grade 304 Stainless Steel (also available as an upgrade for all other feeder styles).

• "Not So Fast" Slow Feeders: Select sets feature the specialized "Not So Fast" stainless steel bowl, designed with a raised center obstruction to slow eating speed—a critical safety factor for deep-chested breeds.

• Silicone Solutions: We offer expanded sets that include a silicone slow-feed insert or a removable silicone noise-dampening pad to catch spills and secure the bowl.

Measuring Guide for a Standard Ergonomic Fit: To ensure modern comfort without over-extending the neck, measure your dog from the floor to the top of their shoulders (withers) and subtract 6 inches.

• Example: If your dog measures 30" at the shoulder, a 24" stand is the standard ergonomic choice.

• Note: If addressing specific concerns like bloat, you may wish to subtract more than 6 inches to lower the eating height.
  
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