No Slip Base Elevated Bowls for Dogs Wearing Cone - Raised Bowls for Large Dogs - 2 Pair

Perfect for your cat so his food is raised up. Works for cones on their head too.

Bought these for my puppy love's "cone of shame" phase after surgery. Kept using them because he is aging, and it made it easier for him to eat and drink.

These bowl's are definitely meet the height requirements for my dogs, ( Collie and Rottweiler). These are fairly easy to clean, my Collie does still manage to push the bowl around so they don't suction to the floor. One con for this product when they stack together there are a little difficult to pull apart and it is rather rough on the hands when doing this. The value for the price was worth it.

I purchased two sets of two of these raised bowls for my shibas. 3 of my shibas are about to turn 15 and have arthritis/joint pain so bending down to eat is uncomfortable for them. I had previously resorted to holding up their bowls for them as their previous raised bowls were not tall enough. The large size of these raised bowls is the perfect height for my shibas. There is very little bend in their necks as they eat and they look so much more comfortable. I use silicone bowls by Silipint as a bowl liner so I can easily take them out to wash those without having to wash the raised bowl stands every time they eat. They fit inside perfectly. The only thing I would change about these raised bowls is to make the side cut out to carry the bowls on both sides instead of only one side and make it more comfortable to hold (the plastic side cut out is a bit sharp), otherwise it’s great and highly recommend them.

I bought these because my dog had to have an eye removed and the ophthalmologist said she had to wear a hard Elizabethan collar. I was devastated by the whole process and just hurt for her. She adjusted to the collar much better than I did but could not work eating or drinking. I held the bowls for her and we made do ok but then I saw these on Amazon and thought I would give them a try. The have been a godsend. She can eat easily and has even tried to drink alone. Kudos to the company. All vets should know of these so patients would have them before surgery. I should mention that my dog is a Collie, large with long nose. I bought large.

These are marketed for dogs wearing cones. Sadly these are lightweight and kinda hopeless. We've had 6 attempts at giving my dog (in a cone water) and have had to mop up 6 times as these get knocked over by the cone very easily. Don't bother buying - I am returning mine.

I bought a pair of these raised feeder bowls for two senior/elderly dogs that I recently adopted from a shelter. They are both German Shepherd mix, 43lbs & 55lbs, medium -large size dogs, so the stooping over a bowl on the floor was not great. One of the dogs took to eating out of the towers immediately. The other would have nothing to do with it. So I waited a month (they'd already had so much change in their lives) and I reintroduced the tower and then he ate from it, no problem. These dogs are a bonded pair and eat next to each other just fine, but having two separate towers does give me the ability to space them out and give each a bit of room. Another reviewer stated that she had bought two of the silipint silicone bowls to put in the top of the tower so you don't have to wash the tower every meal. I got two of those bowls, too, and they fit perfectly! I just wash the silipint bowls after each meal. Easy/Peasy! (They can be put in the dishwasher, too.) https://www.amazon.com/Silipint-Unbreakable-Dishwasher-Freezer-Safe-Dragonfruit/dp/B0B1W6PZKL?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1 I think the CAM Pets pair of raised dog bowls is winner!

Too tall for a tiny dog.