Vet Endorsed
The EasyEat raised dog feeder has been reviewed and endorsed by Dr Alex Crow MRCVS, a qualified veterinary surgeon with experience in brachycephalic breed health and canine nutrition.
About Dr Alex Crow MRCVS
Dr Alex Crow is a registered member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (MRCVS). He has assessed the EasyEat feeder from a clinical perspective, evaluating its design in the context of common conditions affecting flat-faced breeds and dogs with musculoskeletal or digestive challenges.
"The EasyEat's elevated, open-edgeless design is a thoughtful approach to pet feeding. By encouraging a more natural head position, it may help reduce unnecessary strain on the neck and spine — which is particularly relevant for brachycephalic breeds like French Bulldogs and Pugs, as well as older dogs with joint conditions. I would recommend considering a raised feeder like EasyEat as part of a broader approach to your pet's comfort and wellbeing."
— Dr Alex Crow MRCVS
What Vet-Endorsed Means
Vet-endorsed means that a qualified veterinary professional has assessed the product and is willing to recommend it as a beneficial option for pet health. It does not mean the EasyEat is a medical device or that it will treat or cure any specific condition. For any health concerns relating to your pet, always consult your registered veterinary surgeon.
Conditions Where a Raised Feeder May Help
Elevated feeding positions are commonly discussed in veterinary literature in the context of the following conditions. If your dog has been diagnosed with any of the below, we encourage you to speak with your vet about whether a raised feeder may be appropriate:
- BOAS — Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome
- Megaoesophagus
- Arthritis and joint conditions
- IVDD — Intervertebral Disc Disease
- Hiatal Hernia
- Hemivertebrae
- Neurological diseases
- Degenerative Myelopathy
- Pug Myelopathy
- Acid reflux and regurgitation
- Lumbosacral stenosis
- Spondylosis
- Luxating patella
Important: The EasyEat is not a medical treatment. Raised feeding is one component of managing some of these conditions. Always follow your vet's specific recommendations for your pet's individual needs.
Why We Take Pet Health Seriously
EasyEat was founded by Callum Saunders and Declan with the specific goal of creating a feeder that puts pet health first without compromising on design. From day one, the product was tested with rescue dogs — many of whom had complex medical needs — to ensure it genuinely helped rather than just looked good.
We work with French Bulldog Saviours and Manchester & Cheshire Dogs Home as part of our charity initiative, donating feeders and a percentage of profits to help rescue dogs in need.
