The Raised Non-Slip Double Bowl is a raised tilted dog bowl: a lightweight stand that lifts food and water off the floor and angles the bowls at 15°, designed to reduce strain on the neck at mealtimes. It is aimed at UK owners of small dogs (and cats) who want a tidier, more comfortable feeding set-up, with bowls that lift out of the stand for easy cleaning.
In this guide we explain how the tilt and raised design work, which pets it best suits, how to choose between the many single and double styles, and how to look after it.
Key features of this raised tilted dog bowl
A 15° tilt
The bowls sit at a 15° angle rather than flat. Tilting the bowl brings the food towards the front edge, which many owners find helps smaller dogs, and flat-faced breeds in particular, reach the last few bits of kibble without pushing the bowl around the floor.
A raised stand
The stand lifts the bowl off the floor, so your pet does not have to stoop quite so low to eat. The product is designed with the aim of reducing neck strain at mealtimes. It is not a medical device, so if your dog has a neck, back or joint condition, or a condition that affects swallowing, ask your vet what feeding height they recommend.
Lift-out bowls
The bowls detach from the stand. That small detail makes a big difference day to day: you can wash the bowls on their own, refill water without moving the whole unit, and wipe the stand separately.
Light, easy-clean materials
The set is made from ABS and PC plastics, which keeps it lightweight and easy to wipe down. Several finishes are available, including white, black, clear/transparent and pink combinations.
Which dogs and owners an elevated dog bowl suits
This is a compact feeder. The handle and variant names reference cats as well as dogs, so it is best suited to:
- Small dogs and toy breeds, such as Chihuahuas, Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians and Shih Tzus, whose food portions fit comfortably in a small bowl.
- Flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds like French Bulldogs and Pugs, whose owners often look for tilted bowls so food is easier to reach.
- Puppies of small breeds who are learning a feeding routine.
- Mixed dog-and-cat households that want matching feeding stations.
- Owners who want a tidier floor, since a stand keeps bowls in one place rather than sliding around.
For medium and large dogs, this compact stand is unlikely to be tall enough or hold a full portion; a larger feeder will serve them better.
How to choose the right style
This product comes in a wide range of styles, priced from £11.99. The style names describe the configuration, so here is a simple way to narrow it down.
Single or double?
- Double bowl styles give you food and water side by side on one stand, which is the most popular choice for a single pet.
- Single bowl styles are handy if you already have a water fountain or separate water bowl, or if you want a dedicated food station.
Finish
Options include white, black, black-and-white, transparent and clear pink. Clear and white finishes make it easy to see at a glance when the bowl needs refilling or washing; black is more forgiving of everyday marks.
Multi-packs
Several styles come as 2-piece or 3-piece packs (for example, the double transparent set in 2pcs or 3pcs). These are useful if you have several small pets, or want a spare set to swap in on washing day.
Price guide
- Basic double and single bowl styles: £11.99
- Single clear and transparent styles: from £15.99
- Black-and-white, transparent-and-white and two-white sets: £19.99
- Single white/black sets and two clear pink: £20.99
- Double white, double black and double transparent sets: £24.99
- 2-piece packs: £30.99–£38.99
- 3-piece packs: £41.99–£51.99
If you are unsure what a particular style name includes, check the photos on the product page or get in touch and we will help you pick.
Setting up a comfortable feeding station
A raised bowl works best as part of a calm, consistent feeding spot. A few practical tips:
- Choose a quiet corner. Many dogs eat more calmly away from busy doorways and foot traffic.
- Use a mat underneath. Even with a stand, enthusiastic drinkers splash. A wipe-clean mat such as our Silicone Food Mat or the bone-shaped Spill-Proof Dog Feeding Mat helps protect floors.
- Introduce it gradually. Some dogs are wary of new bowls. Put a few treats in the new bowl alongside their usual one for a day or two.
- Keep water fresh. Because the bowls lift out, it is easy to rinse and refill the water bowl at least once a day.
- Watch how your dog eats. If your dog seems uncomfortable, gulps food or coughs while eating, mention it to your vet.
Care and cleaning tips
- Wash bowls daily. Lift the bowls out and wash them in warm, soapy water after meals, then rinse well.
- Wipe the stand. Give the stand a wipe with a damp cloth every few days, paying attention to the area under the bowls where crumbs collect.
- Avoid harsh scourers on clear finishes. A soft sponge helps keep transparent plastic looking clear.
- Dry before reassembling. Make sure the bowls are dry before you put them back, to stop water pooling in the stand.
- Replace if damaged. If a bowl becomes cracked or deeply scratched, replace it, as damaged surfaces are harder to keep clean.
Specifications at a glance
- Raised design with a 15° tilt
- Designed to reduce strain on the neck at mealtimes
- Bowls detach from the stand for cleaning
- Made from ABS and PC; lightweight and easy to clean
- Single and double bowl sets in white, black, transparent and pink finishes
- Multi-packs available (2pcs and 3pcs)
- Price: from £11.99
Frequently asked questions
What angle is the tilt?
The bowls are tilted at 15°, which brings food towards the front of the bowl.
Is this raised bowl suitable for large dogs?
It is a compact feeder best suited to small dogs, puppies of small breeds and cats. Larger dogs will usually need a taller stand and bigger bowls.
Do the bowls come out for washing?
Yes. The bowls detach from the stand, so you can wash them separately and wipe the stand down.
Are raised bowls better for every dog?
Not necessarily. Many owners like them for comfort and tidiness, but the right feeding height depends on your dog. If your dog has a health condition, ask your vet for advice.
What is it made from?
It is made from ABS and PC plastics, which keeps it lightweight and easy to clean.
Find your raised tilted dog bowl
With its 15° tilt, lift-out bowls and plenty of single, double and multi-pack styles, the Raised Non-Slip Double Bowl is an easy way to tidy up mealtimes for a small dog. Shop the Raised Non-Slip Double Bowl at The Canine Co. and choose the style that suits your home.