Neater Pet Brands
Neater Feeder Deluxe Large Black
Neater Feeder’s large deluxe stand catches spilled kibble up top and drains water into a lower basin, with an 8-inch feeding height for dogs over 40 pounds.
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Our review
The large black Neater Feeder Deluxe measures about 21 by 13 by 14.5 inches with an 8-inch bowl height for dogs over 40 pounds and shoulder height above 14 inches. Included stainless bowls hold about 7 cups of food and 9 cups of water, while the plastic shell is made in the USA per the listing.
The design separates dry spills from water that drains into the bottom reservoir, which reviewers with messy large breeds often credit for cleaner floors and walls. Non-skid feet, splash walls, and raised dining height target labs, golden retrievers, and similar large dogs.
Some customers wish the stainless bowls were larger relative to giant breeds, and the footprint is substantial on kitchen floors. Bowls and stand are top-rack dishwasher safe, but you will empty the lower water basin during regular cleaning.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Separates food crumbs from drained water
- 8-inch feeding height for large dogs
- 7-cup food and 9-cup water bowls included
- Top-rack dishwasher-safe stainless bowls
What to watch
- Large 21" footprint needs floor space
- Some reviews want bigger bowl capacity
- Lower basin needs periodic emptying
- Plastic shell—not adjustable height
Specifications
| Stand size | 21" L x 13" W x 14.5" H |
|---|---|
| Feeding height | 8 inches |
| Bowls | 7-cup food, 9-cup water |
| Materials | USA plastic stand, stainless bowls |
| Dog size | Over 40 lbs (listing) |
| Features | Spill containment, ant-proof design |
Who it's for
- Large messy drinkers and eaters
- Dogs over 40 pounds needing raised bowls
- Kitchens where splashes hit walls today
The verdict
Top elevated pick when containment matters as much as height. Measure your space and dog before buying—giant breeds may still want deeper bowls.
