IRIS USA
IRIS USA Elevated Bowls 15" w/ Storage
IRIS USA’s 15-inch gray elevated station stores up to 47 pounds of kibble below two removable 64-ounce stainless bowls for large dogs at home or on trips.
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Our review
This large dark-gray unit stands about 21.53 by 14.29 by 15.04 inches with a 15-inch feeding height, two 64 oz removable stainless bowls, and an airtight lower bin rated for up to 47 pounds of dry food. The listing targets large breeds and positions the set for indoor, camping, and car use.
Customers praise keeping a bag of food off the floor while raising bowls for tall dogs such as shepherds and danes. Buckled lid seals and removable bowls simplify washing, and many reviewers note easier feeding for arthritic pets.
Feedback on size is mixed: some large-dog owners love the capacity while others say the station is too tall for small breeds or shorter dogs. The integrated bin works best if you buy kibble in sizes that fit the 47-pound claim for your pellet shape.
Pros and cons
What we like
- 15-inch elevated feeding height
- Two 64 oz removable stainless bowls
- Airtight storage up to 47 lbs kibble
- Made in USA container per listing
What to watch
- Too tall for small or medium breeds
- Mixed fit for very large bowl preferences
- Bulkier than stand-only feeders
- Plastic body—not spill-proof design
Specifications
| Dimensions | 21.53" L x 14.29" W x 15.04" H |
|---|---|
| Height | 15-inch feeding platform |
| Storage | Up to 47 lbs dry food |
| Bowls | 2 x 64 oz stainless |
| Color | Gray / dark gray |
| Size variant | Large 15" H with 2 bowls |
Who it's for
- Large dogs needing raised bowls plus kibble storage
- Camping or RV trips with one consolidated station
- Homes clearing floor space from dog-food bags
The verdict
Smart combo if you want elevation and an airtight bin in one footprint. Measure your dog’s height first—this large 15-inch model is not for small breeds.
