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My elderly dog was having problems drinking from the bowl on the floor. Speaking to the vet, apparently I should have been elevating the bowl this whole time. Feeling like a terrible person, I set her up with cardboard boxes and a rug to elevate her bowl while I worked on a more permanent solution.

My design goal was simple, no glue (pets, fumes), easy to take apart and put back together for cleaning, zero supports. I also wanted something fairly durable as pets are pets.

Material Recommendations: PETG, PCTG or ABS. We are going for the resistance to chemicals/water and durability. While I think PLA could do the job, it will be more prone to water damage over time.

Print Settings: I went with four perimeter walls, five top and five bottom with 40% infill - gyroid. No supports are needed. This will far surpass our durability requirements. I do also recommend rotating two of the legs 180 degrees so you can place the models closer together on the platter.

Other Notes: The model itself is baked in with .4mm tolerances on the leg pins. This allows the legs to snuggly fit into the holes, while not being impossible to remove.

https://www.petco.com/product/everyyay-dining-in-good-dog-ceramic-dog-bowl-1-cup-3288142

This is the water bowl this print was specifically designed for. I am sure it would work fine with any bowl 11in and under. The stand itself is five inches tall, if people would like other sized legs please feel free to contact me or remix it yourself!