Adorable Accessories for the Family Dog

If these bowls weren't for dogs, we’d use them ourselves. Made from baby-safe, FDA-food-grade, BPA-free silicone that is freezer, dishwasher and microwave safe (wowza!), they are three bowls in one. There’s a spill-resistant water bowl, and two food bowls—perfect for two dogs or serving wet and dry food separately. They all fit together perfectly, when empty or even full!

To buy: Sleepypod, $30

See Scout Sleep’s collars, leashes and beds are made locally in Louisiana from sustainable materials. Their printed designs are perfect for both modern and traditional design lovers. The beds have a New England vibe, with pictures of crustaceans on them! Our favorites are the graphic geometric leashes in black and red. Bonus: They donate 10 percent of proceeds to the Gulf Coast Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to saving the coastline and helping coastal communities.

To buy: See Scout Sleep, $30

Canadian company Vurv handmakes all of its pet products in a workshop. These feeders are created using real wood veneer in a sleek, stylish form. Available in three sizes, the raised feeders—good for digestion—contain two durable dog bowls that puts most big box store bowls to shame. It even looks nicer than some of our furniture!

To buy: Etsy, $150

New San Francisco-based pet company Wildebeest makes beds, leashes and—our favorite—bandana collars. These cute collars have an extra accessory that shows your dog’s personality and they even fit large dogs, so everyone will be ready to party!

To buy: Wildebeest, $20

The Refined Canine is a company that focuses on creating luxurious dog beds and lounges, primarily out of plastic rattan. We especially love this igloo dog bed, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It could also double as a nice little side table.

To buy: The Refined Canine, $125

We can’t talk about pet products without mentioning Molly Mutt. This company turns the traditional idea of pet beds upside down. They don't make pet beds, they make pet duvets. Molly Mutt sells a unique bag called a “stuff sack” that you put old clothing or textiles inside of to create the bed’s stuffing. It’s an eco-friendly alternative to a traditional filling.

To buy: Molly Mutt, from $25

We can't resist a dog in a bow tie. Buddy, Silly Buddy’s mascot, seems so comfortable in front of the camera, too. What a pro. Seriously, just look at that face. How could you not buy something? Silly Buddy’s bow ties are actually attached to matching collars, so they won’t fall off.

To buy: Silly Buddy, $42

A chihuahua in a pleated dress. A pug in a peacoat (our favorite). Neckerchiefs, tailored collars, trench coats, bow ties. Rover is essentially the J.Crew for dogs. AnneMarie Minardi and Gillian Ward launched this preppy puppy destination.

To buy: The Rover Boutique, $88

Using blanketID, create an online profile tied to your pet’s unique number. If you report your pet missing, alerts will automatically be sent to local animal facilities, shelters, hospitals and organizations. Plus, the ID tags are available in lots of fun patterns.

To buy: blanketID, $25

Consider this the doggie version of a diaper bag. Filled with grooming and hygiene products designed by Martha Stewart (owner of three dogs), this bag keeps loose items like brushes, nail clippers and lotions organized. It’s great for under the sink, in the closet or on the road.

To buy: PetSmart, $22

Made of fabric and rope, both with and without stuffing, these toys are ideal for dogs who like to gnaw. There are no hard parts—eyeballs and noses are embroidered on. The rope toys are great for tug-of-war. And, Simplyfido doesn’t mess around with harmful dyes or fabrics. These toys won’t harm your pets or kids—we all know how quickly dog toys can become toddler toys, too!

To buy: Simplyfido, prices vary

Besides beautiful collars, leashes and beds, Blueblood has an adorable series of organic grocery totes. The cute illustrations on each bag were created by co-owner, Alexis Moran. Although technically not an accessory for your dog, these are the perfect gift for any dog lover.

To buy: Blueblood, $19