Dog Bowls
Dog bowls at Valuhub Canada cover everyday feeding. The range has elevated dog bowls on stands, dog feeding stations with storage and a rolling dog food container. It also has automatic pet feeders with app control. They suit large dogs, busy owners and tidy kitchens, in grey, white, black and oak.
Pet Feeder Station Storage Cabinet, Dog Food Storage Container with Dog Raised Bowls, Watering Supplies, Gray
Pet Food Storage Container Dog Feeding Station w/ Adjustable Panel, Hooks, for Medium Sized Dogs, Black
Elevated Dog Bowls for Large Dogs Pet Feeding Station with Stand, Storage, 2 Stainless Steel Food and Water Bowls, Black, 23.6" x 11.8" x 14"
Automatic Cat Feeder for 2 Cats with HD Camera，2.4G & 5G WiFi Pet Food Dispenser 6L APP Control
Automatic Cat Feeder with Camera, 2.4G WiFi, APP Control 8L Pet Feeder 1-10 Meals with 2-Way Audio, Dual Power Supply
Automatic Cat Feeder for 2 Cats, 2.4G WiFi Pet Food Dispenser 6L APP Control
Raised Dog Bowls with Storage, Slow Feeder, 2 Stainless Steel Food and Water Bowl Non-Slip, Oak
Large Elevated Pet Feeder with Storage Dog Pet Diner Function 2 Stainless Steel Dog Bowls Elevated Base for Large Dogs and Other Large Pet, White
Automatic Cat Feeder, 2.4G WiFi, Smart APP Control 8L Pet Feeder Dispenser 1-10 Meals with 10s Meal Call Back
Popular Choice
Elevated Dog Bowls Raised Pet Feeding Station with Storage 2 Stainless Steel Bowls, 23.6"x11.8" x14.2", Grey
Automatic Cat Feeder for Dry Wet Food Timed Cat Dog Food Dispenser with 6 Trays 1 Ice Pack Battery Powered Light Brown
6-30lb Dog Food Storage Container Collapsible Design with Airtight Lids, Rolling Wheels, Cup, Bowl, Spoon, Grey
Dog bowls, feeding stations and pet feeders for everyday meals
Valuhub Canada's dog bowls collection brings together elevated feeders, feeding stations with storage and food containers. It also has automatic pet feeders with app control. Each piece helps keep mealtime tidy and organized.
Feeders like these suit owners of medium and large dogs, small households and busy families. Pick a feeder by your dog's size, your space and your routine. For more gear, browse dog supplies.
Dog feeders at a glance
Types of dog bowls in this collection
The range differs by how it holds food and water. Each type below shows what it holds and where it fits.
Elevated dog bowls with storage
Elevated dog bowls lift two bowls on a stand so large dogs eat at a comfortable height. Most hold stainless steel food and water bowls and have a storage space below. Two stands measure 23.6 x 11.8 x 14 inches (60 x 30 x 36 cm). One oak model adds a slow feeder dog bowl and non-slip bowls.
Dog feeding stations and storage cabinets
A dog feeding station keeps food, bowls and water supplies in one place. One gray cabinet pairs raised bowls with a food storage container. A black station for medium dogs has an adjustable panel and hooks. Both help reduce clutter on the kitchen floor.
Dog food storage containers
A collapsible dog food storage container holds 6 to 30 lb (2.7 to 13.6 kg) of kibble. It has airtight lids, rolling wheels, a cup, a bowl and a spoon. It folds down when it is not full. It suits a garage, a pantry or a mudroom.
Automatic pet feeders
Automatic pet feeders release food on a schedule. Hoppers hold 6 L or 8 L, and many have WiFi and app control. Some add a camera and 2-way audio. One timed model serves dry and wet food from six trays with an ice pack. The listed models are automatic cat feeders made for cats.
Check each product page for exact sizes, capacity and what is included.
How do you choose dog bowls?
Match the height to your dog
Measure from the floor to your dog's shoulder, then subtract about 15 cm (6 in). That gives a rough bowl height. A stand 36 cm tall (14 in) suits many large dogs. Ask your vet if your dog has neck or joint issues.
Pick a safe, easy-to-clean material
Stainless steel bowls do not absorb odours and wipe clean fast. Look for removable bowls and smooth edges. Wash the bowls every day, and rinse the stand with a damp cloth. Replace any bowl that is dented or scratched.
Check the stand and base
A stable stand stops bowls from sliding. Look for a wide base or non-slip feet. Measure the floor area first. The 23.6 x 11.8 inch stands (60 x 30 cm) need that space beside a wall.
Plan food storage
Choose a container that fits your bag size. A 30 lb (13.6 kg) container holds a large bag of kibble. Airtight lids help keep food fresh. A cabinet under the bowls keeps scoops and treats close.
Decide if you need automation
An automatic feeder helps with set meal times when you work long days. Check the hopper size, the WiFi band and the power options. A dual power supply or battery backup helps during an outage.
Where do dog feeders work best?
A kitchen corner is the most common home for a dog feeding station. Place the stand against a wall so it stays steady. Keep it away from foot traffic, and set a mat under it to catch spills. For more places to keep your dog comfortable, see dog supplies.
Mudrooms, garages and pantries suit a rolling food container. Roll it near the bowls at feeding time, then park it again. A raised stand with storage keeps scoops, treats and water supplies in one place. That helps small homes stay organized.
Homes with cats can use an automatic feeder in a quiet room. The camera and app let you check meals from your phone. For furniture and more, browse cat products.
How do you set up and care for a dog feeder?
Set the stand on a flat floor and fill the bowls with fresh food and water. Wash the bowls with warm soapy water every day. Wipe the stand and storage area each week. For automatic feeders, clean the hopper and trays on a schedule, and follow the maker's instructions.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free across Canada. Delivery details show on each product page. Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery. Read the refund policy.
Dog feeder FAQs
Are raised bowls good for dogs?
Raised bowls bring food and water closer to mouth height. Many owners find this more comfortable for large dogs. Studies on bloat are mixed. Ask your vet before you switch, especially for deep-chested breeds or dogs with health concerns.
How tall should elevated dog bowls be?
Measure from the floor to your dog's shoulder and subtract about 15 cm (6 in). The bowl rim should sit near that height. The stands here are 14 inches (36 cm) tall, which suits many large dogs. Check each product page for sizes.
What is the best material for a dog bowl?
A stainless steel dog bowl is a strong all-round choice because it is non-porous, durable and easy to wash. The elevated stands here use stainless steel food and water bowls. Wash them daily and replace any bowl with deep scratches.
How do I store dry dog food?
Store dry dog food in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. A 6 to 30 lb (2.7 to 13.6 kg) container holds most bags. Keep the food away from sunlight, and wash the container before you refill it.
How does an automatic pet feeder work?
An automatic pet feeder releases measured portions at set times. Many models use an app to set meals and a hopper that holds 6 L or 8 L. Some add a camera and 2-way audio. The feeders listed here are made for cats.
Do I need a dog feeding station?
A dog feeding station suits you if you want bowls, food and supplies in one spot. It keeps the floor clear and makes cleanup easier. Choose a size that fits your dog and your floor space.
