Pets

7 new water bowls for keeping your pet cool and hydrated this summer

As summer starts to heat up, add some style to your pet’s water bowl.

By Michele Kettner June 22, 2020 at 3:41 pm

Now that it is officially summer and the temperature is heating up across NoVA, it’s important to keep an eye on your four-legged friend. As your pups and kitties start to lap up the water to stay cool, treat them to one of these seven new water bowls.

Glass bowl with cat pattern — *Photo courtesy of Chewy*

Add a cute cat print to your kitty’s water bowl for an instant style upgrade. // Frisco Cat Design Glass Bowl with Silicone Cover, 1.5 Cups, $8.99; Chewy

Constellation dog bowl — *Photo courtesy of Muttropolis*

Have your pup travel to galaxies near and far while keeping all four paws on the ground with this starry design. // Celestial Stoneware Dog Bowl, $14-$18; Muttropolis

Dog drinking water out of travel bowl — *Photo courtesy of Pottery Barn*

Don’t forget to take this foldable travel water bowl with you and the family as you take your dog along on all of your outdoor summer adventures. // Airstream Travel Pet Bowl, $29.50; Pottery Barn

Let your dog and cat get into the matching game with their own perfectly paired water dishes. // Traditional Melamine Pet Bowls, $14-$24; Frontgate

Pink bowl with cats in costume — *Photo courtesy of Chewy*

If your cat is a true diva, this bowl is perfect to show her ever-changing personality. // Frisco Pink Cute Cats Melamine Bowl, 1.5 cup, $5.99; Chewy

Grey dog bowl with bone design — Photo courtesy of Pottery Barn

Trade in your plain metal bowls for a subtle bone design that will definitely get approval from your pooch. // Classic Bone Bowls, Set of 2 – Grey, $39.50-$49.50; Pottery Barn

Multi dog water bowl — Photo courtesy of Muttropolis

This bowl perfectly encapsulates everything your dog does while you’re away all day. // Spot Stoneware Dog Bowl, $19; Muttropolis

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.