XiaZ C-Pink New Elevated Dog Bowl Stand with Adjustable Height and Slow-Feed Bowls

For senior dogs or dogs with limited mobility, a raised feeding position may make food and water easier to reach without as much bending. The XiaZ C-Pink New combines an adjustable stand with a slow-food bowl and a slow-water bowl. Its intended audience includes medium and large dogs, but checking the height against your dog’s measurements is important.

Practical tips

Measure your dog as the product directions suggest—from the feet to the middle line of the body—and compare that measurement with the stand’s height chart before choosing a setup. This matters especially for puppies: the product information says dogs with a whole-body height under 15 inches may not fit once the stand is raised. The listing also recommends watching its installation video for setup guidance.

The stand is described as collapsible and suitable for indoor use, camping, hiking, and doggy daycare. That makes it worth considering if feeding arrangements need to work in more than one setting. For everyday care, note that the bowls and stand are hand-wash only. The listed capacity is 4 cups, the information does not clarify whether that refers to each bowl or the set, so don’t assume it is a per-bowl figure.

Pros

The main practical advantage is adjustability: the stand is designed to offer different feeding heights, rather than locking you into a single raised position. The slow-feeder format is another useful distinction from a basic pair of open bowls. The package includes a slow-food bowl, a slow-water bowl, and the stand, all made from ABS plastic and plastic as listed.

Customer feedback often highlights easy setup and the adjustable height, with some owners describing it as useful for older dogs or dogs with arthritis. Others report that it works for larger breeds and travel. It suits you if you want one feeder that can be adjusted and used for both food and water, and your dog’s measurements match the stand’s range.

What to know

The height information is inconsistent: one part of the listing gives five settings—3.15, 9.09, 10.63, 12.20, and 13.78 inches—while the product title refers to 9/11/12/14 inches. Check the size chart for the exact version before relying on a particular setting. The listing describes the raised position as intended to support a more comfortable feeding posture, but that is not a guarantee of relief for a health condition.

Bowl size and stability draw mixed reactions from buyers. Some find the bowls suitable for large dogs, while others say they are too small, reports on the stand’s stability also vary, and some mention that removing the bowls can be difficult. It may not suit you if your dog needs a particularly large bowl or you need to remove bowls frequently with minimal effort. A simpler fixed stand may be easier to choose if adjustability and slow feeding are not priorities.

Practical questions

What comes with the feeder? The listed components are a slow-food bowl, a slow-water bowl, and the stand.

How many height settings does it have? The details list five settings, but another part of the listing gives different height figures. Confirm the size chart before selecting a setup.

How should it be cleaned? The care instructions specify hand washing.

Buying verdict

The XiaZ C-Pink New is worth considering when an adjustable raised feeder with separate slow-food and slow-water bowls fits your dog’s size and routine. Its strongest reasons to choose it are the adjustable format and the included pair of bowls, the height discrepancy and divided feedback on bowl size make measuring and checking the chart especially important. If your dog needs more bowl capacity or a stand with a clearly specified fit, compare those details before deciding.