Reddit reviews Pet Zone Designer Diner Adjustable Elevated Dog Bowls - Adjusts to 3 Heights, 2.75”, 8", 12'' (Raised Dog Dish with Double Stainless Steel Bowls) Black
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IDEAL FOR ALL LIFE STAGES: Designer Diner is one dog bowl for all life stages. This dog bowl adjusts to a 12-inch elevated dog bowl for large dogs, an 8-inch elevated dog bowls for medium dogs and a 2.75-inch bowl for small dogs.HEALTHY DINING EXPERIENCE: Elevated dog food dish provides a healthy feeding position that aids digestion.VERSATILE AND SAFE: When not in use, the legs can be easily removed and tucked under the feeding platform for easy storage. Set up the feeder when needed, then put it away for a neater, clutter-free space.RUST RESISTANT AND EASY TO CLEAN: The Designer Diner includes two stainless-steel, rust-resistant bowls that are dishwasher safe for easy cleaning and maintenance.REDUCE JOINT STRESS: Using a raised dog feeder helps to reduce stress on joints and bones – this makes our elevated dog bowls perfect for more mature dogs.
I use this one. It's not what I would call cute, and I don't particularly love it, but my notoriously picky greyhound (who will not eat off the floor, or out of smaller bowls) likes it.
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Amazon! There are a ton of options when you search raised dog bowls. This one is adjustable to different heights. We have an 8 month Goldendoodle. She needed something off the floor, but we also have a collie/pit mix who is 15 years old. So, we have his set to a shorter position.
Pet Zone Designer Diner Adjustable Elevated Dog Bowls - Adjusts to 3 Heights, 2.75", 8", 12'' (Raised Dog Dish with Double Stainless Steel Bowls) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TV1A6IA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Rls3Db2KN4CDF
You can use a food stand, a no spill mat, or a water fountain bowl
My bully is also 7! We use Earthbath shampoo. I'd recommend these Keto-C Antiseptic wipes if he has any skin fold irritation. You might want to try a fish oil to add to his food; that should help his hair and they just love it. My pup has some arthritis and hip dysplasia, so we give him a glucosamine/chondroitin supplement. He has a bit of a grain sensitivity so he eats Rachel Ray Just Six. I keep Benadryl on hand (vet approved) because it helps when he gets seasonal allergies. Get some dog toothpaste and a brush; it really does help. My pup loves any kind of dental bones, also. Keep an eye out for a head tilt or unusual ear wax/discharge as bullies can be prone to ear infections. Make sure he wears a harness (we've used a cheap roman harness for years but recently got this harness) and take good care of his neck- my boy has recently been dealing with a prolapsed intervertebral disk, which is caused by normal play like tug of war and fetch, jumping off the couch, going up and down stairs, and generally having a huge head. So now we play very carefully, carry him on stairs, and have him on an anti-inflammatory. He uses a raised feeding dish to prevent strain. We also put a little tennis ball in his food to make him eat slowly (he has a tendency to eat too fast and throw up). I use Argan oil and petroleum jelly on his nose when it gets dry.
I'm sure he'll let you know his taste in treats and toys soon, but my buddy likes antler chews, Busy Bones, and all stuffed animals. Rawhides make him throw up. Congratulations and good luck!