How you approach this might depend on many things: kind of dog dish you've got (lipped vs. non-lipped), and your comfort level with tools. Easy way to prevent the dish from becoming a mobile feeding station is to cut out a non-slip backing, the kind that's sold for rugs and in smaller rolls for lining shelves and tool boxes.
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How you approach this might depend on many things: kind of dog dish you've got (lipped vs. non-lipped), and your comfort level with tools. Easy way to prevent the dish from becoming a mobile feeding station is to cut out a non-slip backing, the kind that's sold for rugs and in smaller rolls for lining shelves and tool boxes.
If you want something fancier you can look here for inspiration. https://www.buzzfeed.com/elainawahl/diy-projects-for-pet-food-stations?utm_term=.raQ4ywx90#.dhzYxWn95
See if this link helps!
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/raised-dog-feeder/