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Dog Water/Food Dispenser Stand for Large Dogs - Use to Raise Dog Water and Food Bowl Feeder Dispensers - Adaptable Size Fits Various Sizes and Shapes - Slanted Feet Resist Tip-Over - Bamboo
$43.46
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- Ideal for Large Dog Breeds: For large dogs with withers heights of 21 inches or above, such as Retriever, Shepherd, Standard Poodle, Boxer, Husky, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, Malamute, and similar crossbreeds.
- Comfortable Feeding Height: When your dispenser is mounted on its platform, the rim of the bowl/tray will measure approximately 11 to 12 inches above ground level, ensuring ergonomic access and a comfortable feeding height. Dog water and food dispensers that are raised or elevated remove the ill health caused by trouble drinking and inadequate hydration.
- Adjustable/Extendable Sideways: Width is up to 10-inch and length is up to 15-inch when adjusted. It is designed to accomodate various shapes and sizes of food and water dispensers. Holds up 3, 4 up to 10 liter capacity dispensers wether automatic, gravity or wifi-connected models of dog water and food feeders.
- Equipped with Lock-Bolts and Rubber Toes: The bolts secure the width adjustments, locking the guard-rails firmly in place and ensuring a snug fit with the feeder bowl. Rubber foot pads keep the dispenser stand firmly in place, protecting floors from scratches and stopping any unwanted movement.
- Non-Tipover Slanted Feet: Because dog food/water bowl dispensers are inherently tall and vertical, this stand features slanted, wide-set feet that enhance stability, resist tipping, and keep the dispenser firmly in place and upright. This stand sets up in minutes using the included screws and assembly hand tool.
- Keeps Floor Dry and Clean: Prevents water pooling or stagnation beneath the dispenser. It elevates the unit to keep floor or carpet dry, reducing drips and spills from the dispenser bowl.
- Resists Shrinkage or Sagging: Made from kiln-dried bamboo wood, this stand resists rust, shrinkage, and fading. Unlike plastic or metal stand alternatives, this dog dispenser stand stays sturdy and won’t bend or warp in different temperatures or humidity levels.
- Keep Off Ants/Bugs and Pests: Keep your dog’s food and water protected and clean. By raising the dispenser/feeder off the ground, bamboo stand helps deter ants, bugs and crawling pests while reducing spills for a tidier feeding area. A simple way to protect your pet and keep your home safe from insects.
- Natural and Organic: Bamboo wood creates a naturally calming environment for dogs, reducing the noise, glare, and odors often associated with synthetic or plastic bowl feeders and stands. Its organic warmth helps pets feel more at ease during mealtime, while also blending seamlessly with the home for a relaxed, natural dining experience for your dogs.
Overview
- Material : Bamboo
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : ZPirates
- Recommended Uses For Product : Camping, Crate, Dry Food, Indoor, Multiple Pets, Outdoor, Water
- Special Feature : Adaptable Size, Ant-off, Nonslip, Resist Tip-over, Stable
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