ROJECO Elevated Pet Feeder Stand
The ROJECO Elevated Pet Feeder Stand is a raised, tray-style base for automatic pet feeders. Made from PP plastic, it lifts a feeder 95mm off the floor, or 120mm or 145mm with the foot pads, and a pull-out drawer underneath keeps treats and tins close to hand. It has no electronics and wipes clean in seconds.

Key features
- Three heights: 95mm (3.7in), 120mm (4.7in) or 145mm (5.7in), so you can change it as your pet grows or if you have pets of different sizes.
- Pull-out drawer: a drawer under the tray for treats, pouches or tins.
- Roomy tray: a 376 × 226mm platform for the base of an automatic feeder.
- Adjustable fit: the manufacturer says the adjustable block design matches around 90% of automatic feeders.
- Raised feeding position: some owners find a raised bowl easier on older or stiffer pets.
- Stable plastic build: sits steady on a flat floor.
- Easy to clean: a smooth surface that wipes clean, with no electronics or batteries to worry about.
Three height settings
In the product-list diagram the tray is 95mm high without foot pads. The short foot pad is 25mm and the high foot pad is 50mm, which gives the 120mm and 145mm settings. The manufacturer says the range suits almost all pets, from small to large.

Height guide
As a rough guide, 95mm suits small cats, kittens and small dogs, 120mm suits average adult cats and small to medium dogs, and 145mm suits large cats and medium to large dogs.
A raised feeding position
A raised stand brings an automatic feeder closer to your pet's head height, which some owners find easier for older or stiffer pets than eating from the floor. The picture shows a cat walking up to a feeder on the stand. If your dog has a health condition, or is a large deep-chested breed, ask your vet before raising their food. Our guide to raised pet feeders has more on how to use them.

Fits most automatic feeders
The manufacturer states that the stand matches around 90% of automatic feeders, using an adjustable block design that suits most automatic feeders on the market. It is designed for ROJECO automatic feeders, which you can browse in our pet feeder collection. Measure the base of your feeder against the 376 × 226mm tray before you order, and contact us with your feeder model if you are unsure.

Drawer for treats and tins
A drawer slides out from under the tray so you can keep treats, pouches and tins next to the feeder. The picture shows cat food tins and pouches stored in the open drawer beneath a feeder with a stainless steel bowl.

Parts and dimensions
The product-list diagram labels four parts: the drawer, short foot pad, high foot pad and baffle. It gives the tray size as 376 × 226 × 95mm without foot pads.

Specifications
| Product | Elevated holder for automatic pet feeders |
|---|---|
| Material | PP plastic |
| Tray size | 376 × 226 × 95mm (14.8 × 8.9 × 3.7in), without foot pads |
| Height settings | 95mm (3.7in), 120mm (4.7in), 145mm (5.7in) |
| Foot pads | Short 25mm, high 50mm |
| Parts | Drawer, baffle, short foot pads, high foot pads |
| Power | None, no batteries or plug needed |
| Colour | White |
What is in the box
- 1 × ROJECO Elevated Pet Feeder Stand, with drawer, baffle, and short and high foot pads
- 1 × user manual
Frequently asked questions
Which height should I choose?
Use 95mm for small cats, kittens and small dogs, 120mm for average adult cats and small to medium dogs, and 145mm for large cats and medium to large dogs. You can change it later as your pet grows.
Will it fit my automatic feeder?
The manufacturer says it matches around 90% of automatic feeders. Check that your feeder's base fits on the 376 × 226mm tray, and contact us with your feeder model if you are not sure.
What is the drawer for?
It is for storing treats, pouches and tins next to the feeder.
Does it need batteries or a plug?
No. It is a plain stand with no electronics.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the smooth plastic surface with a damp cloth and dry it before putting the feeder back.
Is it suitable for cats and dogs?
Yes. The height settings cover almost all pets from small to large, and the height guide above shows which setting suits which size.
Read more in our guide to setting up a pet feeding station and choosing the right automatic feeder.