Hi Lillymae,
Thanks for the suggestion. Actually, that's kinda, sorta what I have been doing thus far. I have very small shallow saucers from a set of some sort of glass dishes that I inherited from my mom, and I use some short 1" pressed wood slats that came with the "just the right size" feeders that are employed to stabilize and reinforce the feeders. I use them to raise the saucers off the floor about an inch. It seems to work okay I guess, but the bowls and not really stable on the slats, I mean they can move around, and that is why I am looking for something like this, but professionally made for pets. If I can't find it, I guess I could continue to use the current set up. I've never thought of a
brick, maybe that would be more secure. I have to get hold of a brick and try it out to see if it fits Cassie and Muffin. I'm not sure if it would be too high, but it's worth trying.
Thank you for this suggestion
Shellie
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Originally Posted by lillymae  Have you tried a brick ? I have found in the past when I have needed to elevate a food or water bowl that a plain old single red brick works perfect. If her bowl is too deep for her you can use a saucer or a kitty bowl as they are much more shallow then bowls for dogs. I hope this helps. |