Diy dog food and water bowl stand

These DIY dog bowl stand ideas are ideal for dogs that love to eat but lack the patience and coordination to eat while lying down.

A year and a half ago we added four paws to our family and adopted our sweet Annie . She is a medium sized dog so we wanted a raised food and water dish for her. Naturally, I headed over to Pinterest to find inspiration and requested Paul whip something up for her.

I can not imagine life without our dog. He brings so much added love and laughter into our home. So of course we pour the love back out to him in any way we can, including his special food bowls. Here are 10 ridiculously easy DIY pet food bowl stand projects that your pets will love.

DIY Pet Feeding Station - by Wouldn't it be Lovely

Wall Mounted Dog Bowls, Elevated Floating Dog Feeder, Raised Dog Feeding Stands // 1, 2 or 3 stainless steel bowls of 800ml / 27oz Wall mounted feeders allow you to choose the best height for your dog, thus providing a better position when eating to our pets, relieving the stress on their joints and spine. On top of that, they allow less playing with the food and messing the house, while you can easily vacuum beneath without the need to move the feeding stand. And if the design fits your…

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Are you tired of messy dog dishes? This DIY no-slip dog feeder is easy to make, even for a beginning woodworker. Check out the step-by-step tutorial here!

Rather than have pet food and water bowls on the floor where they constantly get bumped and spilled, I built this dog food and water station that not only keeps…

Elevate your dog’s dining experience with a raised stand for its food and water bowls. The stand holds two 6″ dog bowls at a convenient height for larger dogs. You can build one for your furry friend with just a few pine boards, a few tools, and some paint or stain.

Turn a small dresser into a DIY raised dog bowl stand just by cutting two holes in the top! It takes less than half an hour and all you need is a jigsaw!