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Dog Food & Supply Storage Ideas

Dog food storage ideas: airtight bins, treat canisters and a rolling cart for grooming and supplies.

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Dog sniffing bowls of food on a table Airtight Treat Canister Looks good on the counter, keeps treats crunchy. Check price on Amazon Puppy resting with a rope toy Amazon Basics 3-Tier Rolling Cart Grooming, meds and supplies all in one movable spot. Check price on Amazon Shiba Inu puppy lying in the grass Gorilla Grip Silicone Food Mat Raised edges catch spills and splashes. Wipes clean. Check price on Amazon Dog chewing a blue toy IRIS USA Airtight Food Storage Bin Keeps kibble fresh and stops counter-surfing dogs from helping themselves. Check price on Amazon Dog sniffing bowls of food on a table Toy Storage Basket Low, open basket so you can tidy up in seconds. Check price on Amazon

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Airtight is everything

Air and moisture make kibble stale. A sealed bin on wheels slides into a pantry or closet.

Treats on the counter

A canister keeps them fresh and within reach for training.

One cart for everything else

A rolling cart holds brushes, shampoo, medications and the first-aid kit in one place.

Quick do's and don'ts

  • Do keep food in an airtight bin, or put the whole bag inside the bin.
  • Do snap a photo of the bag's label and lot number in case of a recall.
  • Do scoop with a measuring cup, not a random mug.
  • Don't leave the bag rolled open on the floor.
  • Don't store food somewhere hot or damp, like a summer garage.
  • Don't pour a new bag on top of old crumbs. Empty and wipe the bin first.

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