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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Elevated dog bowl feeder for $22

I'm loving this elevated dog bowl feeder from Melody and Brett. It looks great and sits really well in their space. Pugs are not shabby either. 

Recently I was seriously considering purchasing a pricey pet bowl for my 2 spoiled pugs to share, but decided to give a go at making one myself (or at least coming up with the idea and having the husband execute!) The bowl I was going to purchase was this one but the bowl I made cost me only $22 in Ikea pieces and we just used the bowls we already had.


Using 2 Slinga brackets (can't find the link on Ikea website) and 1 white Jarpen shelf we traced the bowls and cut 3 holes out using a jigsaw (think we should have used a router, but we don't own one so jigsaw it was!) Then we mounted the shelf to the top of the Slinga brackets using the screws and plopped in 3 metal bowls that we had in their old dish, water in the middle and food on the sides. Rizzo and Romeo now have a cool modern elevated doggie diner so they can eat in comfort, with company, and in style. It's sturdy and just the right height.


See other doggie hacks:
- How to raise the dining standards for your dog

- Tasteful dog crate
- Kitchen bench and dog bed

9 comments:

  1. That's freaking awesome!
    Now I have an excuse to go to Ikea! Oh yeah, my husband won't go when we need a new toddler bed, but to make this he will!

    Thanks!

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  2. I love that. It looks better than the ones on sale for $70. Great work!

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  3. this is sooooooooo cute!!!! great job!!

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  4. Es ideal!!! y queda tan bien con el resto de la decoración!

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  5. I am diggin' this and so are your babies I see! I have seen cheapy wirey stands that my Husky just might eat on accident, but this hack is perfect!! =)*

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  6. i love the square modern look of yours, and I also like the smooth curved lines of the one on TrendyPet.com. Both are modern and cool, kudos!!

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  7. great! you gave me a very good idea!

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