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Raised Dog Feeders

How Much Do They Cost?
What Are the Benefits of a Raised Dog Feeder?

Things to Consider When Purchasing a Raised Dog Feeder

These unique and beautiful raised dog feeders are made with wood, top quality stained glass, stainless steel bowls, gems and dog embellishments.  You can even apply a theme to your dog feeder such as fishing, a wine theme, southwestern, princess, etc.  They have been sealed for protection to allow for easy cleanup and protection from food and water.  A frame is attached around the edges of each feeder to add to the overall style of the feeder.  The legs can be stained or painted and come in a variety of sizes.  Whether you need a raised dog feeder 4" from the floor, or one that is 26" from the floor, we can accommodate your needs,  A dog feeder isn't only for large dogs but for smaller dogs as well.  They not only have health benefits but they can be designed to match your decor and their elegance makes it look like a piece of the furniture.

We do have some items that were designed for a recent show and are available immediately.  Click here to see those items, or place a custom order below. 

How Much Do They Cost?

To find the correct height for your dog, measure from the ground to your dogs chest (approximately 6" from the shoulder).  The top of the dog feeder is 3/4" thick so take that into account when you measure.  Please indicate on the checkout page what size legs you need and whether you would like them stained or painted.

Small Dog Feeder - (2) 1 PT steel bowls (1.6 cup capacity), 18"x8", $75.00
Medium Dog Feeder - (2) 1 QT steel bowls (3 cup capacity),  20"x10", $80.00
Large Dog Feeder - (2) 2 QT steel bowls (6 cup capacity), 24"x12", $90.00
Single Dog Feeder - Same as above but with 1 bowl and discounted $10.00
For 3, 4 and 5 QT feeders please contact us for a quote.

Here is an example of the average heights for some breeds ... 

Toy

Small
 

Medium

Large

Papillon 4”

Bassett 6”

Boxer 15”

Afghan 20”

Pomeranian 4”

Boston Terrier 9”

Brittany 14”

Akita 20”

Pug 6”

Bulldog 9”

Dalmation 16”

Bernese Mtn Dog 20”

Bishon 4”

Cocker Spaniel 9”

Golden Retriever 16”

Borzoi  22”

Chihuahua 4”

Basenji 9”

Labrador 14”

Mastiff 20”

Dachshund 4”

Ital. Greyhound 8”

Bloodhound  16”

Great Dane 24”

Lhasa Apso 4”

Jack Russell 8”

Germ. Shorthair 16”

Irish Wolfhound 26”

Pekingese 4”

French Bulldog 6”

Keeshond 12”

Deerhound 24”

Since orders are custom made, expect your order to arrive in 2-4 weeks depending upon the number of orders ahead of you.  For an additional fee of $25.00 you can have your order expressed and receive it sooner. 

To place a custom order, use this form.  You can indicate the colors on the checkout page or send us a separate email:

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Things to Consider When Purchasing a Raised Dog Feeder

The dog feeder's height.  

It is believed that the perfect height for feeders is six inches below the dog's front shoulder. If your dog is relatively small and six inches seem to be too low for it, four inches should do.

The dog feeder's capacity.

This is needed just to be sure that you feed your dog in one go. You can try to measure his current food bowl.  Raised feeder bowls offered are 1PT, 1QT, 2QT, 3QT and 5QT.

The functionality of the bowl feeder.

Raised dog feeders can come in a single to three-bowl feeders. Two-bowl feeders are ideal if you have two pets or if you rather serve food and water at the same time. Some are made especially for big dogs, while some can be customized according to your needs. Whichever the case, try to make sure that the one you are going to buy best matches the requirements of your pets.

Consider your dog’s unique physical features in addition to his or her size and age.

If you own an Irish Setter or an Afghan Hound for instance, a single raised feeding bowl that stands separately from a water bowl will be most practical for your dog. Single feeders allow long ears and facial hair to drape over the sides of the bowl to prevent messes and keep your dog more comfortable. If your dog has a pug face, choose a broad rather than deep bowl to allow your dog to pick food up more easily.

Single-bowl raised feeder units provide more flexibility.

You may keep your food and water bowls in separate areas of the house or wish to offer water in different locations throughout the home.

Last but not least, consider how convenient the bowls will be for you to fill and clean.

Bowls that sit flat into raised feeders may be held in place securely, but they are not always easy to lift out for cleaning. People with arthritis or limited hand mobility may find them inconvenient.

The key to selecting the ideal dog feeder is to balance your own preferences with the needs of your dog. With a bit of planning, both you and your dog will benefit from an upgrade to beautiful, functional and practical dog feeders.


What Are the Benefits of a Raised Dog Feeder? 

Using a raised dog feeder reduces the air your dog ingests while eating and drinking.  This in turn helps avoid stomach bloat which is the second leading cause of death in dogs.

“In bloat (dilatation), due to a number of different and sometimes unknown reasons, the stomach fills up with air and puts pressure on the other organs and diaphragm. The pressure on the diaphragm makes it difficult for the dog to breathe. The air-filled stomach also compresses large veins in the abdomen, thus preventing blood from returning to the heart. Filled with air, the stomach can easily rotate on itself, thus pinching off its blood supply. Once this rotation (volvulus) occurs and the blood supply is cut off, the stomach begins to die and the entire blood supply is disrupted and the animal’s condition begins to deteriorate very rapidly. ” PetEducation.com

Secondly, it allows our dogs to eat at a more natural level which reduces the strain on the neck, back muscles, and joints.  The height from these feeders allows a dog to stand more naturally, eliminating the need for dogs to crouch down.  This is especially beneficial for larger dogs, seniors or dog with arthritis.

When looking for a raised dog feeder you should also take into account the physical build of your dog.  If your dog has long flowing hair or ears such as an afghan you might consider a dog feeder with one bowl to allow their hair to flow over the edges.  If your dog has a short muzzle such as a boston terrier or pug you might consider a dog feeder that has a bowl that isn’t too deep, but instead wider to help them with eating.

Lastly, a raised dog feeder will keep their eating area cleaner.  At Defining Designs you can purchase a custom made feeder in your choice of height, color, dog embellishments, number of bowls, etc.  Each one is handmade with stained glass that has been ground on the sides to prevent sharp edges, gems, etc.  They are not only beautiful and enhance your home, but they are also healthier for your dog.  Whether you have show dogs, are a celebrity that lavishes your pets, or someone who has a rescue dog, these raised dog feeders would be a great addition to your home.