A raised pet bowl seated in a two-layer solid wood stand. Set the bowl in the groove, put the stand on the floor, and your pet eats from a raised round bowl that holds about 6.8 fl oz.
A bowl set straight on the floor leaves your pet eating from ground level. Pinering seats a round bowl in the groove of a two-layer solid wood stand, so mealtime happens raised off the floor and the bowl has a defined place to rest.

Two stacked layers of solid wood, about 2 inches and 1 inch tall, form a round stand about 6.7 inches across that lifts the bowl off the floor.
A groove about 5.2 inches wide in the top layer receives the 5.5 inch bowl, so it rests in the stand instead of sitting loose on the floor.
The bowl is about 1.4 inches deep and holds about 6.8 fl oz, a modest portion of food or water.
The round stand is about 6.7 inches across, so it takes up a small patch of floor.
Before putting a new bowl stand on the kitchen floor, it’s fair to ask how big it is, how much the bowl holds, what it’s made of, and how it fits together. Here’s how each one is handled.
The bowl is a shallow dish about 1.4 inches deep that holds about 6.8 fl oz, so it suits modest portions.
