Realization comes in the face of a dilemna, these words sound true to pet owners. I remember when I couldn't move my neck without a slight nagging pain. It turned out that I had bad 'body mechanics', which all boils down to posture. As I was having a bout with neck pain, I noticed my pet dog eating from his bowl off the floor. Just seeing him having to balance the front of his body while his head is in control of chomping-off food made me wince. Thinking of my own pain and strain, our next visit to the Vet had me ask if pet dogs have neck muscle strain too. The Vet's answer all the more convinced me that my pet needed relief from floor-eating. As suggested by other pet owners and a Vet, I didn't have to think twice about getting an elevated dog feeder.

I chose a simple wrought iron design that came with stainless steel bowls. Beats the heck out of those plastic ones that smell if not washed properly. From then on, I made sure my pet wouldn't have to suffer or strain in silence ever again.