138 reviews forSavic Ergo Feeder Doggy Bar

Our Labrador is more relaxed when drinking and eating. However, the dog bar is ugly, and after drinking, everything underneath is soaked because quite a bit spills through the "overflow." The bowls are also too small for large dogs; I have to refill the water three times a day.

Going back. My dog didn’t accept the new object (anxious dog). The colour is more like mud than grey, and in my opinion, it’s not really sturdy or stable enough for a 35 kg clumsy little rascal.

Our large German Shepherd generally enjoys eating and drinking from it; he looks more relaxed doing so than when eating off the floor. Unfortunately, the bowl size is too small, and the metal bowl rattles in the plastic holder while he eats. The water bowl, in particular, is too small for a medium-sized dog. The water has to be refilled three times a day, which is really inconvenient. If you're going to offer a design like this for medium-sized dogs, the necessary water capacity should be taken into account!

The smaller version, but a truly ugly, oversized plastic frame, and for my dog with a back height of 30 cm, it's too tall for him to reach the bowl with his little snout. Anatomically, it might be suitable for dogs with a back height of around 50 cm, so I returned it straight away. Besides, I think practical things can also be designed to be more aesthetic and appealing.

I like the product in terms of its style/design, but I find the bowls too small given the height (and size of the plastic stand). A slightly lower height (unless you have an Irish Wolfhound or a Great Dane) would be better, and please make the bowls larger! At the very least, they should be deeper – there’s enough space for that. This way, bigger dog snouts can fit in, and you won’t have to refill the water 10 times a day. Sorry, I can’t recommend this dog bar to everyone.

I ordered this for my dad. It it sturdy and he loves it but I had to put on a pallet as it was not tall enough for him. I bought the larger one as it showed pic with had but must have been a small one. Make sure you measure before ordering.

Too lightweight, the bowls sit too loosely, had to screw them down because otherwise my dog runs around the house with them. The height of the dog bar is fine.

In terms of appearance, it's great. The slight rattling doesn't bother me since it's much louder with a metal stand. The bowls could have a slightly larger diameter or be flatter – my Bully can just about fit his snout in there. Super quick to clean.

The bowl is great for larger dogs due to its height, but unfortunately, our bowl wobbles. We've had to put something underneath on one side to keep it steady. Such a shame... I expected a bit more...

The dog bar would be absolutely great if the bowls had a wide rim and didn’t slide around. The narrow curved rim creates a bit of wiggle room. The bowls rattle very loudly while eating. The frame itself is super sturdy. I’m now looking for suitable bowls. For now, I’ve temporarily solved it with rubber rings.

We've been using this dog bar for quite a while now, and it's definitely very sturdy. However, food often gets stuck under the bowls and on the plastic. If you don't clean the dog bar thoroughly after every meal, it becomes quite hard to remove once it's dried. We didn't have these issues with our old dog bar. Otherwise, it's a nice piece.

I bought a large dog bar for each of my two dogs and actually find the bowl size a bit small. Not because of the food—that's divided into two portions a day anyway—but because of the water. In that regard, it's definitely good to have two Ergo Feeders. The bar was well received by the dogs and is easy to keep clean. However, in terms of stability, I have to say that—at least with one of my dogs—it slides around on the floor while eating, which sometimes causes the water in the other bowl to spill over. I didn't have this "problem" with metal feeding bars. Perhaps this could be improved a bit?