It’s a classic scene: a bag of dog food lies open on the ground, surrounded by the remnants of some delicious treats. Was this the work of your mischievous dog or a common house mouse, which, despite their lesser tendencies, remain one of nature’s cuter creatures (don’t @ me). This discovery leads to a host of new anxieties including, but not limited to, the sight of flies, fear of impending cockroaches and growing suspicion you’ve secretly always wanted a mouse ever since seeing Stuart Little in primary school.
Either way, there’s a simple fix to avoid facing these existential conundrums – namely, buy a better dog food container. Thankfully, you have plenty of options and we rounded them all up. You’re welcome.
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If you’ve Marie Kondo-ed your home, office and wardrobe, it’s only natural you’d want to give your pup the gift of a decluttered space, too. So, you can throw out the giant beige food holder you brought them home with and make room for this chic airtight storage container.
Maybe you’re like me and your back seems to hurt far too often for someone a quarter into life. Maybe you just hate anything resembling a squat. This elevated, easy-to-open bin will help postpone any impending chiropractor appointments.
You’re the Bear Grylls of dog owners – always travelling and seeking new locations off the beaten path. This compact contraption will help keep your dog energised on your adventures together.
Sean Zucker is a writer whose work has been featured in Points In Case, The Daily Drunk, Posty, and WellWell. He has an adopted Pit Bull named Banshee whose work has been featured on the kitchen floor and whose behavioral issues rival his own.
