How tall is the feeder? I have an older greyhound and she has trouble eating from bowls on the floor.
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I have the medium set which is 5.25 inches high and the reach from the front edge of the stand to the center of each bowl is about 5 inches. I wouldn't buy them, though. Some kind of black mold grows in them that you cannot even bleach out. Stick with stainless steel.
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8 inches off the ground at the most. I would recommend something higher for her.
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I don't have it in front of me, because we use it for traveling in our fifth wheel. I believe that it probably stands about 6" tall.
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It's not very tall at all. I would say mine probably is no taller than 3 inches off the ground.
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It's only 4 inches from the floor, perfect for my little dachshund but may not work for a dog with difficulty getting low.
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I don't have a bulldog but the bowl doesn't pop down too far and it is rather wide. It also does pop down two times so if her head doesn't reach all the way down you could just pop it down once :)
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Probably. I firmly believe in NOT putting the feeding dish on the floor but raising it to the dog's chest level. My dog us a large breed dog so all I can suggest to you is buy one, try it and if it is not right for your dog, return it.
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You may want to send it back for a replacement. I myself, as well as my pet, love this feeder and I would recommend this feeder because not only is it a healthy way of feeding but it holds the right amount of food for my pet. The people who designed this feeder are very concerned about satisfaction and wellness of your pet.
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They sell different heights. As the one you asked about says re height: OurPets Right Height Cafe Feeder, 8-Inch. Please look at the Q&A section. These questions have been answered.
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Yes. My grey has no problem with its height. He's a big grey, 80 lbs. Silly dog likes his water up but prefers food on the floor...in a bowl.
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The are in which your pet drinks from is smaller. I'm not sure which space is intended to be drank from but my dogs drink from the larger lower open part of the dish. This dish becomes loud as the water level is lower. The dish sits lower on the floor than our previous dish. Easier to clean than our last.
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I've got mine only about a foot in a half from the feeder, about 6-8 inches higher than the feeder. that way the hummer can 'over-watch" his feeder in between meals. That way I can also view both the swing and the feeder outside my window, where they both are hanging. It took the hummer a few days to try the swing out, and now he loves it!
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I am not sure, I have a Beagle with medium sized food. But i do think the large bowl size would work for you, it is made for big dogs and there food. It is so worth trying!
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It is the height off the floor. We like this set, but be careful if your pet wears tags on it's collar. We found that the tags can get caught between the removable bowl and the frame, thus spilling the water. The bowls wash up nicely in a dishwasher, by the way.
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I bought these in small for a 13 lb elderly bichon whose legs would start slipping out from under him when bending down for his food bowl on the floor. I did not buy the ceramic liners. The bottom of the bowl is about 1.25" off the floor and holds maximum 1.5 cups of water or dry food. Since he was a short dog these worked fine, and his long clipped ears pretty much stayed out of the bowls.
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My labradoodle is under 5' 10" when standing on her hind legs..this feeder is perfect for her..she has no problems with digestion.. I am very happy with this product
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I purchased the large Neater Feeder. In both sizes, the water bowl is slightly larger than the food bowl. In the large size, the diameter of the food bowl is 8 1/4" across the top. The water bowl is 8 1/2" across. The water bowl sits to the left side when facing the feeder, food sits to the right. Both bowls rest on a secure lip and require a feeder bowl that has a rim, like most stainless dog bowls. Be sure your slow feeder bowl has a rim, as the bowls rest above the "trough" that holds spilled food and water.
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Its adjustable, and I noticed you mentioned being concerned about your dogs. We have 2 dogs. One is very determined to get on the dining table to search for leftovers so we are vigilant about any food left on the table. The highchair is a different matter: in the 3.5 years we've been using our chair (2 babies) neither dog has tried to get food off the tray. What falls on the floor is fair game, however.
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Samantha - It's 3.5" tall in the front and 5.5" in the back. The dip in the bowl (where the food will sit) is set back 1.5" from the front. It's very nice looking and helps older cats (or small dogs) to eat. Does that help? ~Andrea
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i measured - from the floor to the deck ( where the bowls insert) it 3.5 inches I have 2 cocker spaniels and for them the height is just right. I will have to say however- you will have to keep up with the water bowls- I have had mold in mine with the warm weather and even though we are in A/C its still prone but for us it just meant that the dogs have the freshest water
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Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the bowl-to-feeder fit is not as tight as it could be. Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the... » Read More Indeed, I have the same problem with mine. It's not a big deal, but the loose bowl fitting does allow the kibble to miss the ramp and end up accumulating underneath the feeder itself. As a temporary fix, I took some duct tape (is there anything it can't do?) and connected the bowl to the feeder. That helped a lot, but a better fix would likely involve mending plates and screws, perhaps arranged on the bottom of the unit. When I get a better look at this, it might prove possible to add (tape) a cardboard ramp to the back end of the bowl to direct the food into the bowl no matter if the bowl-to-feeder fit is not as tight as it could be. « Show Less