Unique Ceramic Dog Bowls

Dog Fud Giver Person by jojomi58

If you've got a dog (or several), you know it can be a challenge to keep an attractive home for your human family to enjoy -- not to mention, keeping up the standards for when you've got visitors! -- when dog gear starts to take over the kitchen or wherever the heart of your home might happen to be.

But your pups deserve to have nice things, too! Why not replace those old scratched-up plastic food and water bowls, or dented metal dishes, with a new ceramic dog bowl that is easy to clean and looks great in your home?

A wide variety of ceramic dog food bowls are available at a reasonable price -- personalized, if you want, so each dog has their own personal bowl -- or you can create your own custom dog food bowls to exactly match the rest of your decor.

Read on for lots of ceramic dog bowl ideas!

Personalized dog food bowls can make it easy to keep track of each dog's meal -- say, for example, when you've got an older dog on a senior diet, or a dog with food allergies who needs a different food than your other dogs. Click on any image to learn more about that bowl:

Lots of the indie artists of Zazzle offer an option to customize their ceramic pet dishes with your dog's name or other text of your choice. Here are a few samples of customizable bowls that caught my eye recently. Click on any image to learn more about that bowl:

Here, Jamene_Clothing shows a nice retro style of pet food bowl, one of many nostalgia-falvored designs you'll find in the (new!) ceramic dog food bowls line available to the artists of Zazzle.

Personalized retro flowers dog bone pet food bowl by Jamene_Clothing
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There's one particular line of ceramic pet bowl designs (perfect for the discerning decor-aware dog) that has already established itself firmly on my list of favourites -- and that's the Zazzle artist who goes by the name of Diva_Pets. Here's my current fav design - Art Deco.
Art Deco Cat or Dog Dish by Diva_Pets
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As a beekeeping dog lover (or a dog-loving beekeeper, whichever way you want to look at it), I just can't resist pointing out this ceramic bowl designed by Zazzle artist totallypainted, featuring a comical little Bichon Frise in a honeybee costume.
Bee*chon Bichon Frise Bumble Bee Dog Bowl by totallypainted
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I get a kick out of this dog bowl with a real 1950s vibe, you almost need to start a jukebox playing Jerry Lee Lewis or the Big Bopper, when you put down your Pug Puppy's kibble in this one. Nice job by Zazzle artist designsbydandy!
Retro Vintage 50s Style Pug's Diner by designsbydandy
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Personally, I'm more of a Zazzle shopper (can you tell?), but my partner is a happy Zazzle seller. Frankly, I suspect he just likes to show off his bad puns and bee cartoons when I stop paying attention... but the fact that he makes a little extra spending money to support his hobbies doesn't hurt a bit. :)

If you've got a few minutes, I know he'd be just tickled if you visit his Zazzle store. It's called Honey Doodles, which pretty much bears out what I said about all the bad puns.

Go, be creative!!

Be sure to check out the Zazzle FAQ for... well, as you might suspect, the answers to Frequently Asked Questions. One of the things we like best about Zazzle is the active community of nice creative people there, who are always happy to help out a newbie. In short, there's no shortage of help -- and lots more great Zazzle help right here on Squidoo, too, so don't be hesitant to give it a whirl.

Signing up with Zazzle is 100% free,and it's 100% free to make your own products to offer for sale -- you only pay for what you buy. And if you decide, in the end, not to make your own products -- well, you can still refer your friends to all the cool things by other artists that you've found at Zazzle, and they'll pay you a nice little affiliate commission for sending people on over.

Basically, it's a big win!