Bring timeless style and ergonomic comfort to your dog’s mealtime with the Country Living Rustic Dog Bone Elevated Feeder. This beautifully crafted feeder pairs durable stainless steel bowls with a distressed antique copper-look base, creating a refined yet rustic aesthetic that perfectly complements both modern and farmhouse-inspired interiors.
Designed for medium to extra-large dogs, this feeder promotes better posture and digestion by elevating the bowls to a comfortable height, helping to reduce strain on your pet’s neck and joints. Choose between two 32oz (1-quart) bowls or two 64oz (2-quart) bowls — ideal for serving food and water simultaneously.
Each stainless steel bowl is removable and dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning, while the lightweight, stackable base ensures convenient storage and long-lasting use. Combining beauty, practicality, and mindful design, this feeder makes mealtime cleaner, healthier, and more stylish for your beloved pup.
✨ Key Features
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Timeless Rustic Aesthetic: Distressed antique copper-look base with an elegant bone motif adds a charming touch to any home décor.
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Ergonomic Dining Comfort: Elevated design promotes healthy posture and easier digestion, ideal for senior or large-breed dogs.
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Dual Stainless Steel Bowls: Includes two removable bowls (32oz or 64oz options) — perfect for serving both food and water.
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Hygienic & Easy to Clean: Dishwasher-safe stainless steel bowls simplify cleaning while maintaining lasting shine and hygiene.
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Built for Longevity: Crafted from premium materials that resist rust, wear, and daily use for dependable performance and lasting beauty.
Specifications
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Available Bowl Sizes: 32oz (1 quart) or 64oz (2 quarts)
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Material: Stainless Steel Bowls with Distressed Copper-Look Metal Base
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Design: Dual-bowl elevated feeder with bone motif
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Cleaning: Dishwasher-safe bowls; wipe base clean
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Use: Suitable for medium, large, and extra-large dogs
Condition: New. Category: Dog Bowls & Feeders. Ships from: USA. Ships to: USA. Average Shipping Time: 2 days.
