DIY RAISED PET FEEDING STATION

4 Materials
$10
30 Minutes
Medium

Keep your pet's bowls from sliding all over the place by building a raised feeding station! This makes your pet bowls look a lot more organized and almost like a piece of furniture for you home.

Note: you don't want to make this too tall for your pets. It should be at a comfortable height for them to eat with their heads down!

Cut 3 pieces of wood to the dimensions that you want. The top needs to be wide enough to hold 2 bowls. The height should be appropriate for your pet. This is 1"x4" wood so it is 4" wide. We cut the edges with a miter saw for the diagonal edge.

Use a jigsaw to cut out holes for your bowls. They need to have a lip so they can hang without falling through. Use wood glue to hold the pieces tougher.

Stain or paint as desired. We used a stain called Dark Walnut and applied it with a rag. Let it soak in then wipe clean to avoid drips.

Add your bowls and let your pet enjoy their food!

Suggested materials:
  • 1"x4" wood
  • Stain
  • Miter saw
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Morgan McBride
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