This Nordic-inspired cat feeder is a perfect fit for the Scandi home. Prices start at $190 from store.styletails.com.

Each pet bowl is hand-painted using ink splatter technique to ensure every good boy gets a truly unique piece. $97.77 from fetchandfollow.co.uk.

Le Creuset’s first pet collection features a series of pet bowls and feeders made from cherry red and bistro blue stoneware. Medium $49, large $59 from lecreuset.com.au.

For the pup that’s up with trends, these terrazzo dog bowls come in peach, pink, lilac and intergalactic black. 15cm $54, 18cm $63 from fourlegsfourwalls.com.

Cats that dream of caviar will love this hand-thrown porcelain bowl with illustrated caviar tin design. $35 from cheshireandwain.com.

Built to withstand even the roughest play, this outdoor dog bowl is made from double-wall stainless steel, making it incredibly durable and easy-to-clean. Priced at $69.95 from au.yeti.com.

This collapsible doggy bowl folds into a pocket or clips to your backpack for the hipster hound on the go. Made from oil-finished tin cloth with a nylon lining for both food and water. $58 from filson.com.

The ultimate in pet luxury, this designer doggy bowl is made from brushed steel and woven leather by Italian fashion house, Bottega Veneta. Priced at $770 from bottegaveneta.com.

Inspired by polished diamonds, these Estonian-made food bowls are as precious as your pet. Priced at $83–$140 from depedi.ee.

For the dog who loves labels, these wheel-thrown stoneware food bowls are made by none other than Ralph Lauren. Details from ralphlauren.com.