RUSTY PLUS Raised Feeding Station with 2 x 0.9 L Olive Wood Bowls

Elevated dog feeder with 2 porcelain bowls (0.9 L each) on an olive wood base. Ergonomic design for comfort and health.

The RUSTY PLUS elevated olive wood feeding station is designed to improve a dog's comfort and posture during meals. The elevated structure facilitates access to food and water, reducing strain on the neck, back, and joints.

It is particularly suitable for dogs with mobility issues, joint problems, post-operative recovery, or specific digestive needs, offering a more natural and relaxed feeding position.

The station includes two porcelain bowls, each with a 0.9-liter capacity (Ø 17.5 cm), ideal for food and water. The bowls are set into a solid base made of natural solid olive wood, treated with natural oils to resist dirt and moisture without the use of artificial varnishes.

The structure is elevated approximately 10 cm from the ground thanks to four black lacquered solid beech wood feet, ensuring stability and safety during use. The bowls are removable for easy daily cleaning.

Features

• Elevated feeding station for dogs
• 2 porcelain bowls, 0.9 L each (Ø 17.5 cm)
• Elevated height: approx. 10 cm
• Base made of natural solid olive wood
• Black lacquered beech wood feet
• Ergonomic and stress-reducing design
• Ideal for dogs with joint problems or post-operative recovery
• Removable bowls
• Stable and tip-resistant structure

Materials

• Solid olive wood
• Porcelain
• Beech wood (feet)

Colors

• Natural beige
• Natural brown
• White
• Black

Dimensions

• Length: approx. 40–45 cm
• Width: approx. 15 cm
• Bowl diameter: 17.5 cm
• Elevation height: approx. 10 cm

Capacity

• 0.9 L per bowl

Weight

• Approx. 2.5 kg

Usage

• Dry food
• Wet food
• Water
• Daily feeding for dogs

Care and Maintenance

• Wash porcelain bowls by hand under running water.
• Clean the wooden structure with a damp cloth.
• Do not immerse the wood in water.
• Periodically treat with natural oil to preserve the wood.

Artisan Note

Each olive wood base is unique: grain and natural edges may vary slightly.