URPOWER 2-in-1 Elevated Dog Bowls 4 Height Adjustable Raised Dog Bowls with No Spill Water Bowl and Stainless Steel Food Bowl Non-Slip Stand for Small Medium Large Dogs

I have three of these now ! Two at my house and one at my boyfriend’s house. We have two fur babies one is a labradoodle 27lb and another a goldendoodle 22lbs and both use the higher setting. I hated seeing them hurt their neck to eat from a smaller bowl. Also the water bowl is great reduces water being dropped from their hair. I also got one with a slow feeder but my doodles didn’t like it they couldn’t eat from it. I had to buy another steal square bowl to replace that. Overall, I love this product. They are mini doodles. Please get it for your dogs. It will help them eat more comfortably as not hurt their necks. It was easy to install easy to clean as well. I got the all black color. So far the durability it great.

This is a must have if you have a messy drinking as I do. I have a 12 week old husky and with her other water dishes she loved to swim in them, every 5 mins I was replacing her water. With this dish she is not able to splash like she wants, yes she can still splash a little but not to the ability like she was with an open water dish. At first I got the dishes with the slow feeder but I noticed the slow feeder risers where a little to high and she couldn't get her mouth inside, so I exchanged for this one with the stainless steel pain and I just add a slow feeder suction that works really well. A lot of reviews said that the plastic floating disk device molds if you don't clean it because you can't open it. THATS WRONG!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't throw away the little plastic white pry tool that is for removing the floating disk but also for opening the floating disk as well so you can clean it and dry it out. I wish the direction explained that more so people wouldn't throw away parts because even though this is only $35 that's still a lot if you have to keep replacing it. To use The pry tool: Take the Pry tool and press it where the white and black parts meets and wiggle it around the side, all the way around and it will pop open, and you can put the parts back together after your done cleaning. Also I turned the floater over and pry open the middle area as well to help get things started. Hope this review helps others!!

I got two of these. A slow feeder (this review) for Lilly, & tge stainless-steel standard feeder (not this specific one, but same manufacturer), for Mila. Below, I provided Mila & Lilly's specs for better reference. ~~PROS~~ ADJUSTABLE. <> 3 levels. >> (see cons) <> I have mine on HIGHEST level. EASY to SET-UP. <> just pops right into place. EASY to CLEAN. STURDY; acceptable build quality. <> only had it about a month, but thus far seems to be holding strong. SLOW FEEDER works!! <> Lilly is a "hoover-eater"... which is bad for digestion. This slow-eater is the FIRST to actually slow her down & stand-up against her initial "gnawing" frustration. Lol. ~~CONS~~ A LITTLE SHORT for taller dogs. <> Mila still has to lean down more than I'd like. (see pic) <> but it's NEARLY perfect for Lilly. 💜 >> lowest level probably good for dogs w/ floor-2-shoulder height no SMALLER than 10-in. >> highest level probably good for dogs floor-2-shoulder height up to 25-in. [IMO: dogs smaller/taller than these heights will still struggle.] 🤷🏾‍♀️ ACCEPTABLE QUALITY, however, dowel & eye holes are... Meh. <> cheap plastic that can, and DID during 1stX setup, slip right out place; causing structure to collapse on itself. >> but the light-wieght did NOT cause harm to me or pups... (just a little embarrassing EEEP! from me; bruising only my pride... Haha!) WATER DISH?? <> honestly, I have no idea (zero, zilch, nada, bupkiss) what that second bowl is "supposed" to do. BC it absolutely does NOT function well as a water bowl. >> I'll figure out how to repurpose "upcycle" it later... Lol WOULD I buy again?? ~ If the product survives more than a yr: YES. >> (assuming future need 2 buy again isn't due to catastrophic failure.) ~ For a new pup? YES. WOULD I recommend?? ~ Mmmm... Meh. Sure. It's an acceptable (budget-buy) value for money, serves its purpose, and my girls seem to have less intestinal (pfft 🤣) issues... so I'm content. <>DOGGO SPECS 4 REFERENCE<> ~MILA~ 3-Y.O FLOOR STANDING: -- All 4 paws, to top of shoulder <> H: 28in. -- Hind paws (front paws on me) to crown of head <> H: 55in. ~LILLY~ 12-Y.O FLOOR STANDING: -- All 4 paws, to top of shoulder <> H: 23in. -- Hind paws (front paws on me) to crown of head <> H: 39in. (H: =height in inches)

Easy to set up and so far dog hasn't sloshed water everywhere.

Works well, easy to clean. My dogs height is 22 inches.

There were things I liked about this product. The way it looks, it's pretty sturdy, good quality on the bowls and the float. Once I figured it out the legs were pretty easy to raise up. My dogs are large German Shepherds, over 100 lbs each. I like the adjustable height for them, the food bowl was large enough, but the water bowl was way too small, I was constantly refilling it, AND the whole reason I bought it was to stop my dog, who thinks he has to put his whole snout in the bowl when he drinks, from slopping large amounts of water on the floor. He quickly figured out that he could just push the float down and get his snout in the bowl. so still slopping water on the floor. This bowl may work for many, just not for my dog.

This is a really nice raised feeder and water bowl for my dog. The no-splash waterer is genius---no splashes, no mess. Both the feed and water bowls can easily be removed and cleaned. Another nice feature is the height adjustment. There are several height levels to choose from. I really love it!

Works pretty well to keep the water from spilling everywhere but she still drips the water from her mouth but I should say she’s a senior dog and missing some teeth so it’s not a complete fix for her but definitely keeps her from splashing all over the place. It’s still about 80% better.