Best Dog High Food and Water Feeders - Make Your Dog Comfortable

A high feeder, or elevated dog bowl, is a good choice if:

• Your dog is a tall breed. Elevated bowls ease strain on the neck, shoulders and joints as they lean over.
• Your dog has arthritis or weak joints. They will find it more comfortable to eat from a raised position, avoiding stress on painful joints.
• Your dog has had surgery and is weak and unsteady on its paws, a high feeder can make eating easier and less painful.
• Your dog is a messy eater. The contained raised bowls mean they can't move them around.
• Your dog can get bloated

High feeders help improve your dog's posture and comfort, ease swallowing and can aid digestion, they keep the feeding area cleaner and are excellent for older dogs by taking the strain off your dog's front legs, neck and back.

How to Pick a High Feeder for my Dog?

Measure your dog's height. The top of the elevated feeder should be about 4 to 6 inches below your dog’s shoulder height. This allows your dog to eat without bending down or lifting their head too high.

Look for stainless steel bowls - they’re hygienic, durable and dishwasher-safe.

Choose feeders that are easy to disassemble and clean. Bowls should be removable and dishwasher-safe.