PawHut Raised Dog Bowls with Storage Cabinet – Elevated Feeding Station Stand for Large Dogs, Black
PawHut Raised Dog Bowls with Storage Cabinet – Elevated Feeding Station Stand for Large Dogs, Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
🐕 Make mealtimes more comfortable for large dogs with this PawHut raised feeding station. The elevated design prevents neck and back strain and a hidden cabinet keeps supplies tidy.
Key Features
Elevated feeding – prevents large pets from straining their neck and back while eating and drinking
Two bowls – removable stainless steel bowls, one for food and one for water, each holding 2000ml
Stylish design – sleek all-black finish adds a decorative touch to home décor
Hidden storage – cabinet for food and other pet supplies
Specifications
Overall dimensions: 35.5H x 60W x 30Dcm
Storage space: 28H x 57W x 28Dcm
Bowl capacity: 2000ml each
Bowl material: Stainless steel
Colour: Black
Suitable for large dogs 55–65cm tall at the shoulder
Assembly required
Care information
Care information
Cleaning: clean regularly with warm, soapy water or a pet-safe cleaner, then rinse and dry fully before use.
Fabric parts: follow the care label on removable covers and cushions.
Safety checks: inspect regularly for chewing damage, loose parts or sharp edges, and replace or repair if needed.
Placement: use on a flat, stable surface, and keep out of strong sun and away from heat sources.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Free delivery: we offer free shipping to UK mainland addresses.
Delivery time: usually 2–3 working days.
Dispatch: your order is sent from our UK warehouse, and you will receive tracking details by email once it has been dispatched.
Delivery area: we currently deliver to UK mainland addresses only.
PawHut Raised Dog Bowls with Storage Cabinet – Elevated Feeding Sta...
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