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The Perfect Pet Feeder

I think a lot of people only consider getting an automatic pet feeder when planning a vacation, but they're actually pretty handy year round for keeping your pets on a regular eating schedule even if yours isn't. And the Perfect Pet Feeder was designed to do just that, or in their words it's meant to "feed your pet flawlessly, for a lifetime." How can you argue with that?

Made of stylishly shaped durable stainless steel, it's dishwasher safe and has battery back-up to keep things going smoothly in the event of a power outage. Programmable for up to 6 meals/snacks for 1 or 2 pets, this is just the thing to take some of the hectic stress out of your life (and your pets). I know my dog would love to know she doesn't have to wait for me to get up on Saturday morning before she gets breakfast! $699

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Everyday Studio Acrylic Pet Feeders

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Pets

Most of the pet bowls that we have seen over the past few months tend towards sleek and modern, often metallic, designs that look good in contemporary homes without actually looking like they're just dishes for the dog. Everyday Studio's Acrylic Pet Feeders keep the minimalist look, but add a tiny hint of color that looks less stark than some of those other bowls. The bowls come in three different sizes, appropriate for the size of a wide range of animals, and have removable rubber feet to prevent slippage. They are available in four colors: carnation, clementine, crystal clear and glacier. Price: $50-100, depending on size.

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Copper Spiral Bird Feeder

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Pets

This Copper Spiral Bird Feeder is the most striking feeder we've seen in a long time. While the plain, but shiny, copper may not be the most luxurious accessory in your garden, think about how much more visually appealing it is than those thrown-together plywood houses that seem to be just about everywhere. Each one is handcrafted, with a roof to shelter the birds and seed and a perforated lower shelf to provide aeration for the feed and a secure perch for the birds. Even a sparrow would look regal perched atop one of these feeders - and they are only $89.95 each.