




What is this product?
This is an elevated stand for a pet automatic feeder/cat bowl, which can raise the automatic feeder/cat bowl by 2.36"/ 6cm
Why do cat bowls or automatic feeders need to be elevated?
Low automatic feeders / bowls cause two risks:
1. Spine strain & long-term neck damage;
2. Esophageal compression, poor digestion & health harm.
What are the advantages of this product?
1. Reduces neck and spine pressure;
2. Leverages gravity for smoother food passage into the esophagus;
3. Cultivate the correct eating posture for pets.
How can I know if this elevated stand is suitable for my cat bowl or automatic feeder?
Our cat food stand measures 13 1/2" (L) × 7 13/16" (W) × 2 3/8" (H) and fits most automatic cat feeders for single-cat use, including these brands: Yuposl, IMIPAW, Voluas, PETKIT, Espelho, etc.
What material is this product made of?
Made of natural solid wood with 0.55"/1.4cm ultra-thick structure, this stand is not only sturdy and durable, but also blends perfectly with your furniture.





What is this product?
This is an elevated stand for a pet automatic feeder/cat bowl, which can raise the automatic feeder/cat bowl by 2.36"/ 6cm
Why do cat bowls or automatic feeders need to be elevated?
Low automatic feeders / bowls cause two risks:
1. Spine strain & long-term neck damage;
2. Esophageal compression, poor digestion & health harm.
What are the advantages of this product?
1. Reduces neck and spine pressure;
2. Leverages gravity for smoother food passage into the esophagus;
3. Cultivate the correct eating posture for pets.
How can I know if this elevated stand is suitable for my cat bowl or automatic feeder?
Our cat food stand measures 13 1/2" (L) × 7 13/16" (W) × 2 3/8" (H) and fits most automatic cat feeders for single-cat use, including these brands: Yuposl, IMIPAW, Voluas, PETKIT, Espelho, etc.
What material is this product made of?
Made of natural solid wood with 0.55"/1.4cm ultra-thick structure, this stand is not only sturdy and durable, but also blends perfectly with your furniture.















