Santa Fe Modern Elevated Dog Bowl

Can I order additional stainless steel bowls?

Yes! We have additional stainless steel bowls for all of our elevated dog bowls available. If you need help determining which inner bowl you need, please contact us!

What is the depth and diameter of the bowl stand?

Large: The outer width of the bowl stand measures 8.75" across to the widest point, but the widest point of the lip is 8.25". The inside of the bowl stand is 7.75" in diameter. The bowl stand is 2.75" deep.

Small: The outer width of the bowl stand measures 6.75" across to the widest point, but the widest point of the lip is 6.25". The inside of the bowl stand is 5.75" in diameter. The bowl stand is 2.125" deep.

Both bowl stands are curved to match the shape of the stainless steel bowl provided, so the depth along the edges is less. This reduces the movement of the inner bowl. The inner stainless steel bowls have a small lip that rests on the edge of the bowl stand, which is why the inner diameter is smaller than the outer diameter.

Is the Santa Fe bowl dishwasher safe?

The inner bowl is removable and dishwasher safe. It is recommended to wipe the outer bowl stand with a damp cloth and dry by hand.

Can I store food or water in the bowl stand?

This bowl stand is not made to store additional food or water, beyond the food or water in the inner stainless steel bowl.

Is the Santa Fe bowl an outdoor dog bowl?

The polyresin material should hold up fairly well but could fade in sun and rain over time. Our Santa Fe dog bowl stand has not been officially tested or intended for outdoor use.

Is this item Gray in Color

The Santa Fe bowl is gray with a slight teal tint. The lighting in the room will impact how strong this blueish teal tint appears. Thanks for your question!

Is there a ceramic bowl that will fit in the large?

Pet Junkie does not sell a ceramic bowl that fits into any of our stands. The increased weight may make the stand top-heavy, so we have never manufactured one. You may be able to find a 3rd party bowl that fits, but it would need to follow the same contour and dimensions as the stainless steel bowl. Thanks for your question!

What size should I get for a 35 lb Aussie?

Thanks for the question! It is difficult to make recommendations based on breed and weight, as every dog can be a little different. If considering a large 10" bowl, you would want to measure from the floor to see if your pet would need to reach upward to eat. We have a small 35lb lab mix who is able to use the 10" bowl, but she may be a bit taller. The 5" small Santa Fe shouldn't be too tall for your Aussie but does only hold 16oz.

We also have the 6" large Terrazzo dog bowl and have customers who are Aussie owners who have used this bowl stand.

Is it hard to knock this over? Trying to find something the puppy won’t knock around and spill.

It's tough to knock over. The bowl stand is made out of a heavy resin material making it around 6 lbs, and it has a wide base. It also has small pads on the feet to make it harder to move. The elevated style also tends to deter pets from getting too rough with their bowl. Having said that, every dog is different and it's not impossible that your pup would tip it.

Do you have a go-slow insert available for this?

We don't have an official one available at this time. Customers have told us they've found various silicone inserts that fit into the stainless bowl bottom. We'll have something like that available in the next few months!

It says the bowl holds two cups of food, so I'm assuming this means dry food as shown in photos, but how many fluid ounces (or even better, how many cups) of water does this equate to?

Thanks for the question! The bowls are a bit over-filled for the photos so that you can see the food. The 2 cups capacity is how much is held inside the bowl. The capacity for water is the same -- 16 ounces / 2 cups of water. This will be just below the top of the bowl. You could probably squeeze a couple more ounces in there but most people don't want to fill the bowl all the way to the very very top.

I have an 11 year old, English Bulldog which of the two sizes make sense for her since she is short and stocky?

Hi Liz! Typically the small is a good size for an English bulldog. It's 5" tall and holds 2 cups of food. Every dog's different but I think the 10" would be too tall for most bulldogs.

Does in come in any color besides blue. I would buy a white or black

Unfortunately, we don't have the capacity to make alternate colors of this bowl at this time. The bowl is a light gray with a blue tint that will show up more or less depending on the lighting. (Outdoor or florescent lighting bring out more blue, for example.)

Is there a slow feeder bowl that can be used in the stand?

Right now we don't offer a slow feeder that fits directly in the stand. The stand is molded to match the inner bowl in order to minimize movement, so different inner bowls don't fit (or at least not as well). The best bet is to purchase an insert that sits inside the stainless steel bowl. We don't offer an official one yet (it's in the works!), but there are different types and styles available on Amazon and other marketplaces.

My 140 lb American Bulldog gets freaked out if the bowl moves even a tiny bit. I’m looking for a heavy weighted base that holds sturdy. Is this base resin lightweight? Or heavy?

Thanks for your question! It's heavy, around 5.5lbs. It is difficult to move. The removable stainless steel bowl may move slightly inside the stand because it's removable, but the chances of moving the actual stand around are low. There are pads on the bottom as well to help with this.

Will your bowl elevators take a 7.5” ceramic bowl, as my dog has an allergy to stainless steel?

I'm sorry, but most likely not. The stands are shaped to match the contour of the bottom of the stainless steel bowl, and most ceramic bowls will not match that contour. Additionally, we don't recommend it because it can make the stand top heavy and more likely to tip.