Adjustable elevated feeder

The Bistro

Grows with the dog

A raised feeder that looks like a side table — three heights, three bowls, black steel and a walnut-toned top.

$79.99 Free metro shipping included
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🇦🇺  AUSTRALIAN OWNED
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Why it works

Set the height once, or change it as they grow

Eating off the floor makes a dog crane down. A feeder at roughly chest height takes the bend out of it — and this one moves, so it still fits in two years.

Three heights, one feeder

12, 18 or 24 cm to the bowl. Undo two knobs, slide the top, do them back up — set it low for a puppy and raise it later.

It looks like furniture

A black steel frame and a walnut-toned top. It reads as a small side table rather than a pet accessory, which matters when it lives in the kitchen.

Three bowls, not two

Two stainless steel bowls for food and water, plus a slow-feed bowl with a moulded insert for dogs who inhale dinner.

Everything lifts out

The bowls come straight out of the top for washing. The frame just gets wiped.

Close-up of the locking knob used to change the heightClose-up of the walnut-look top and steel frame
The build

Steel frame, walnut-look top

A powder-coated steel frame with an MDF top in a walnut finish — it photographs like solid timber and it isn't, which is worth saying plainly. The two stainless steel bowls drop into cut-outs in the top and lift straight back out for washing. A third slow-feed bowl comes in the box and swaps in for either one.

Details

One size — three heights

Specifications
Heights 12 / 18 / 24 cm Three settings
Size 40 × 22 × 28.5 cm At full height
Bowls Three — two standard, one slow-feed 16 cm across, stainless steel
Made from Powder-coated steel and MDF Walnut-look finish, not solid timber
Assembly Flat-packed, a few minutes Kit included
Complete the setup

Goes with it

Before you buy

Questions we actually get

How do I change the height?

Two knobs on the legs. Unscrew them, slide the top to 12, 18 or 24 cm, screw them back down. No tools once it's built.

Is the top real timber?

No — it's MDF with a walnut-look finish on a powder-coated steel frame. It photographs like solid timber and we'd rather tell you than have you find out.

What size dog does it suit?

Small through to medium-large at the 24 cm setting. As a rule the bowl wants to sit around chest height so they aren't reaching down or stretching up.

What's the slow-feed bowl for?

It has raised sections moulded into it, so a dog that would empty a bowl in thirty seconds has to work around them. It swaps in place of either standard bowl.

Does it need assembling?

Yes, it arrives flat-packed and takes a few minutes with the kit in the box. The frame bolts together and the top drops on.

Dinner at the right height.

Free shipping to metro areas, dispatched from Melbourne in 1–2 business days.