Havniva Elevated Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Set, 8.3 in Ceramic Bowls with Wooden Stand

Havniva’s elevated ceramic slow feeder dog bowl set is designed to slow mealtimes and provide food and water in two bowls on a wooden stand.

• Maze-patterned slow feeder bowl — encourages a slower eating pace.
• Two bowl sizes: 8.2 in (20.8 cm) and 7.3 in (18.5 cm) — provides separate bowls for food and water.
• Wooden raised stand — brings the bowls up from floor level.
• Food-grade ceramic, free of lead and cadmium — provides a non-toxic feeding surface.
• Glazed bowls with non-slip bottom padding — support easier cleaning and help keep the bowls in place.

Fast eating can make everyday meals difficult to manage. Havniva combines a ridged, maze-patterned feeder with a separate water bowl for dogs’ daily feeding and drinking routine. The raised stand suits owners looking to position both bowls above the floor, while the ceramic construction offers an alternative to plastic feeding bowls.

How does the slow feeder work?

The 8.2-inch (20.8 cm) ceramic food bowl has ridges and a maze pattern that make food take longer to reach than in a plain bowl. Havniva says the design can slow a dog’s eating time by up to 10 times. It is made for daily meals when you want your dog to eat at a more measured pace.

• The maze pattern separates the food area into sections.
• The set also includes a 7.3-inch (18.5 cm) bowl for water.

What does the raised stand add?

The wooden stand elevates both bowls, so dogs can reach food and water without bending as low as they would to floor-level bowls. The raised position also keeps the bowls away from ground-level dust and dirt, and is designed to help reduce strain on a dog’s neck and joints.

• Both the food bowl and water bowl sit on the stand.
• The elevated arrangement supports a more upright eating and drinking position.

What are the bowls made of, and how do you clean them?

Both bowls are made from glazed, food-grade ceramic that is lead-free, cadmium-free and non-toxic. The glazed surface is stain-resistant, and the bowls are dishwasher-safe for routine cleaning. Ceramic is heavier than plastic, and a ring of non-slip padding on the bottom helps limit sliding and tipping as a dog eats.

• The ceramic construction is chew-resistant compared with plastic bowls that can crack when bitten.
• The bottom padding is intended to help keep each bowl steady during meals.

This set suits dog owners who want a maze-style feeder, a separate water bowl and an elevated feeding position in one daily-use setup. Its two glazed ceramic bowls and wooden stand bring those features together for dogs who eat and drink from bowls at home.