- Fits small, medium, and large dogs — elevated height reduces neck and back strain during meals
- Holds two bowls side by side, keeping food and water in one spot without crowding the floor
- Splash-proof design catches spills at the stand level, not on your floors or baseboards
- Built-in storage shelf below the bowls keeps kibble scoops or placemats within reach
- Bowls are removable for easy hand-washing; wipe the navy blue stand with a damp cloth
What is the Navaris Raised Dog Food Bowls with Stand?
The Navaris Store-N-Feed is an elevated two-bowl feeding station with a built-in storage compartment between the bowls. It's designed for small, medium, and large dogs (and cats) who benefit from raised feeding, and for pet parents who want food and scoop stored in one footprint instead of on the floor.
Sizing and fit
The stand holds two white bowls set into a navy blue frame, with a center storage area for kibble or treats. The raised height is intended to reduce neck and back strain during meals, which generally suits medium and larger breeds standing to eat. For very small dogs and cats, check the listed stand height against your pet's shoulder measurement to confirm the bowls sit at or just below chest level.
Materials and build
The frame is a wipeable composite finished in navy blue, paired with two removable white bowls that lift out for filling and washing. A splash-resistant lip around each bowl recess helps contain spilled water and stray kibble on the stand surface rather than the floor. The bowls sit in fitted cutouts to limit sliding while your dog eats.
How do you clean it?
Lift the bowls out of the stand and hand wash with warm soapy water; rinse and dry before returning them to the frame. Wipe the stand and storage compartment with a damp cloth as needed, and dry fully to protect the finish. Avoid submerging the stand itself.
What's in the box?
One navy blue feeding station with integrated center storage compartment, plus two white food and water bowls that drop into the stand. No tools required for setup beyond seating the bowls in their cutouts.
Who is it best suited for?
Apartment and small-home owners who want feeding gear, kibble, and a scoop consolidated in one piece rather than spread across the kitchen floor. It also suits households with older dogs or larger breeds where a raised bowl makes mealtime posture easier on the neck, shoulders, and hips.
Frequently asked questions
What size dogs is this elevated feeding station designed for?
The stand is marketed for small, medium, and large dogs, as well as cats. Because the supplier description does not publish exact bowl diameter, capacity, or stand height, confirm the listed dimensions on the product detail page before ordering for a dog over 70 lbs or a breed with a very wide muzzle, such as a Bulldog or Saint Bernard, where bowl width matters most.
What materials are the bowls and stand made from?
The stand is made from a hard plastic or MDF-style composite in navy blue, and the two bowls are white — likely ceramic or stainless steel based on category norms for this product line, though the supplier description does not specify bowl material explicitly. Check the listed material field on the product page to confirm whether the bowls are dishwasher-safe and free from BPA or melamine before purchasing.
How do I clean the bowls and the stand?
Remove the bowls from the stand for washing; most raised-feeder bowls in this category are hand-wash or top-rack dishwasher safe depending on material. Wipe the stand with a damp cloth — avoid submerging the stand body if it is wood-composite, as prolonged water exposure can cause warping. Dry both parts fully before reassembling to prevent mold buildup under the bowl lips.
Is this feeding station safe for puppies under 6 months old?
Raised feeders are generally not recommended for large- and giant-breed puppies under 6 months because elevated eating has been associated with increased bloat (GDV) risk in predisposed breeds such as Great Danes, Weimaraners, and Standard Poodles. For small-breed puppies or adult dogs without a bloat history, the orthopedic posture benefit is more commonly cited. Consult your vet before switching any young large-breed dog to an elevated bowl.
Does the splash-proof feature actually keep the area around the bowl dry?
The splash-proof design typically refers to a raised lip or recessed bowl seat that catches water drips and food scatter before they reach the floor — it reduces mess rather than eliminating it entirely. Fast drinkers and dogs that play with water will still push some liquid over the edge. The storage compartment underneath is separate from the splash-management feature and is useful for keeping a scoop or portion bag nearby.
Will this stand tip over if a large dog eats enthusiastically or paws at the bowl?
Stability depends on the stand's base width and total weight, which the supplier has not published — heavier composite stands with wider bases resist tipping better than lightweight plastic ones. If you have a dog over 50 lbs that pushes into the bowl while eating, look for the listed product weight and base footprint dimensions to judge stability, or place a non-slip mat underneath as a precaution.
Can I use this feeder for a cat, and does the stand height work for most cat breeds?
The product listing includes cats as a compatible pet, and slightly elevated bowls are often recommended for cats with arthritis or megaesophagus. Standard cat-comfortable bowl heights run roughly 4–6 inches off the ground; confirm the stand height in the product specs to ensure it is not too tall for a low-to-the-ground breed or a senior cat with mobility issues.
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