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Look!: Vintage Wine Boxes as Dog Bowls

For the eco-friendly dog owner we ran across these vintage wine box dog bowl feeders at Muttropolis. Let's take a closer look.

We love the fact that these dog bowl feeders are recycled from old wine boxes. Since they're not the usual ceramic dog bowls we're used to, we bet they'd blend in quite well in a kitchen or mud room. The bowls are also elevated for healthier eating and drinking habits. At Muttropolis, where we found them online, boasts that no two Whiner and Diner Double Feeders are alike. Since they are a little pricey ($199) we found a way for you to make your own from a post on Design Sponge.

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[Images from Muttropolis]

Comments (7)

I really like this - simple, attractive, and most importantly, good for your dog. My first thought was "DIY!", so I was happy to see the Design Sponge link.

posted by Tar and Violets on September 2nd 2008 at 9:14pm
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these are fabulous! definitely for the sophisticated dog!
http://xobeau.blogspot.com/

posted by xoBeau on September 3rd 2008 at 4:02am
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Good Idea to set the food bowls higher---much better for the pets eating and health. I use old bricks now for my cats bowls and she seem to really like it. I will be on the lookout now for a wood box of sorts to do this for her.

posted by poptart on September 3rd 2008 at 4:59am
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Cute idea, but a bit pricey. Could probably done much cheaper.

posted by suzy8track on September 3rd 2008 at 6:44am
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Where would one get a wine box, other than to purchase a substantial amount of wine?

posted by EastVillageAmy on September 3rd 2008 at 8:52am
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I'm going to do something like this, but maybe with an apple crate or something. No way will I pay $200.00 for a crate, though.

Thanks, AT!

posted by JosieDaisy on September 3rd 2008 at 9:17am
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check out http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=46850&section_id=5966960 for lower cost and more authentic feeders.

posted by handmadegreen on October 14th 2009 at 12:12pm
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