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Elevated Pet Feeders

If you’re like me, your pet’s eating area consists of two mis-matched bowls on top of a crummy placemat. Boring. And so void of any interior design aesthetic that I hold dear. It is my  mission to beautify that ignored corner of my kitchen pronto. I stumbled upon these handcrafted elevated pet feeders and think they would be a stylish solution. They come in a variety of sizes to suit your cat or dog and a variety of styles to suit your decor. For my Miss Hairy I am liking a classic black look like this one:

Black Elevated Dog Bowl Feeder 12-Inch Tall 2-Quart Bowls

or a modern feeder like this:

Modern Elevated Dog Bowl Feeder 12-Inch Tall 2-Quart Bowls (Custom Stained)

or a sleek wall mounted version like this:

3-Quart Wall Mounted Dog Bowl Feeder (Custom Painted))

Feeders range in price from $25-$100 depending on size and number of bowls needed. And the metal bowls conveniently pop out for easy cleaning and food/water replenishing. I love these and am so determined to purchase one for my home ASAP!

Random question- what is your pet’s favorite food? Lily will eat ANYTHING but she is a popcorn fanatic. She knows when it is popping in the microwave and will not leave you alone until you toss her a piece. Awhile back, we filmed a video of her wildest dream come true- watch it here.

April 26th, 2010

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  1. I think Lily needs a colorful pink one or the traditional cherry looks great.

    Yasmine

    26 Apr 10 at 3:31 pm

  2. Aww, she is so cute! I love how she’s all serious about it and then wags her tail at the end.

    As for us, Lucy is a HUGE whipped cream fan. If she hears the noise, she’ll come running! And she doesn’t run for much these days. ;)

    Josie

    26 Apr 10 at 9:11 pm

  3. Charlie will run for ice… every time… But she isn’t too picky.

    I wonder if this would help keep my Lyla out of their dogs bowls. Honestly, it would probably have to be a foot from the ceiling for that to happen. Ugh…

    jina

    27 Apr 10 at 7:00 pm

  4. Just a word of caution that elevated food bowls make dogs prone to a fatal condition called bloat where a dog’s tummy twists. sorry to be debbie downer. My friend’s dog passed away from this and i would hate to see it happen to anybody else. they are very pretty bowls though.

    Kavita

    29 Apr 10 at 12:37 am

  5. really?! wow, i had never heard that before! i mean i have heard of bloat but not that a raised feeder could cause it. thanks for the warning. i thought they were recommended to relieve neck strain? shows what i know!

    nicky

    29 Apr 10 at 1:02 am

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