Raised Dog Bowls for Medium & Large Dogs
1.2L/1.8L Ceramic Double Bowl Wooden Feeding Station
Raised Dog Bowls for Medium & Large Dogs
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Free tracked delivery to Canada and 30 day returns. Arrives in 7 to 15 working days, tracked all the way.
Big-dog capacity, boutique looks. Two deep ceramic bowls (1200 ml & 1800 ml) in a stable wooden stand raised to ease neck and joint strain during meals. Anti-slip feet protect floors.
Details
- Deep 1200 ml and 1800 ml ceramic bowls
- Raised wooden stand eases neck and joint strain
- Stable, anti-slip design
- Ideal for medium and large breeds
Delivery and returns
Free tracked delivery to Canada and 30 day returns. Arrives in 7 to 15 working days, tracked all the way.
Changed your mind? Send it back within 30 days for a full refund.

Dinner at the right height
Raised bowls let medium and large dogs eat with a level neck and relaxed posture, easier on joints and gentler on digestion at every meal.
A feeding station, not a mess corner
Glazed ceramic and a clean wooden stand turn feeding time into part of the kitchen, not an eyesore beside the bin.
Ceramic and timber done properly
Heavy glazed bowls resist scratching and hold no odours, while the solid stand keeps everything steady. Castle Catalogue picks materials made for years of mealtimes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bowl size does my dog need?
As a guide: 400ml suits small dogs, 850ml medium, 1200ml large and 1800ml giant breeds. If your dog is between sizes, go bigger, a deeper bowl always works.
Are the bowls dishwasher safe?
Yes. The glazed ceramic bowls lift straight out of the stand and go in the dishwasher, coming out hygienically clean with no lingering food smells.
Why choose ceramic over stainless steel or plastic?
Ceramic is heavy enough not to slide or tip, does not scratch into bacteria traps like plastic, and keeps water tasting fresh. It also simply looks better in the kitchen.
Does raised feeding really help?
For medium and large dogs, yes. Eating at chest height reduces neck and shoulder strain and encourages calmer, better-postured meals, especially for older dogs.
What is the difference between single and double options?
The single option is one bowl in its stand, ideal for water or a compact corner. The double holds food and water side by side in one tidy station.