Kitchen Cookware

This year alone, Americans are expected to spend $15.2 billion on food for Fido and Fifi and $9.3 billion on supplies to go along with their constant companions, according to American Pet Products Manufacturers Association, Inc. A big portion of these sales will be spent on creating a dining environment for your furry family members. With so many choices out there today, canines and felines alike can dine in style and sophistication, indoors or outdoors.
Made exclusively for Rover, Woof has décor to match your own kitchen, such as their Paradise Feeder with roping and plant accents. For the casual pup, the Flip Flop Bowl, shaped like the fun, summertime shoe is an excellent choice for dining in the sunroom or out on the deck.
Ditch the clunky, plastic pet dishes of days gone by and step up to the Everyday Studio where contemporary designs flourish. Only the grooviest greyhound and the perkiest poodle will be seen eating kibble or lapping water from their wall mounted dog dish which can be customized to fit any canine. The stainless steel bowls come in one or two quarts and are available in four exciting colors; canary, iguana, koi and maltese. For the vertically challenged pooch, they offer a free standing pet dish and a free standing water dish with rubber feet, to prevent slipping.
Artitself company specializes in designer handmade stoneware ceramic pet dishes and treat jars. They can handpaint your pet’s portrait on your custom made pet dish, treat jar or double finger coffee mugs. Why not have Scruffy’s photo on matching dinnerware for yourself? Their custom designs make excellent gifts for pet lovers.
Cat Connection vows to cater to the ever changing mood of the most finicky kitty. The Luna Square Glass Dinnerware Feeder from their Civilized Pet Collection, hand crafted from blown glass, set upon elegant stands of either chrome finish or powder black is a classy, modern find. For thirsty paws, a must have is their re-circulating CatIt Pet Drinking Fountain. “We cater to more of a discriminating cat owner. They want something different, that looks nice. The trend these days is more upscale,” says owner, Jay Horwitz.
For the furry queen and king in your life, Glamour Dog has a wide variety of royal dinnerware available. Scooby can dine from luxury pet dishes like Crown Jewels, Royal Pillow, Paws Crown or the Italian Lion Head Feeder, designed for the most regal canine. And for the princess puppies in your life, you can play tea party with their Teacup Size - Vintage Fine Dining Saucers. “Pet owners are going for more of a classical look, to match their home décor,” says owner, Casey Whitcher of Glamour Dog.
With so many designer styles available, meeting the high demands of not only fashion, but function, your four legged friends can now dine in classical, chic or modern style in the kitchen, family room, sunroom, deck or backyard.

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