Stainless Steel Pet Bowls That Make Mealtime Better

Whether you're proud to be a dog owner, a cat person, or one of each, one thing's for certain—dinnertime matters. And the cleanliness and health of your pet is just as important as the food they're eating. So, who do you use to feed them with?

Meet Supertails' Premium Pet Steel Bowls — engineered to provide the perfect combination of toughness, safety, and convenience. Our stainless steel pet bowls are made with TLC (and a little help from expert vets) for pets of every shape, size, and species.

No more spills, no more rust, no more chewed plastic. Just plain, safe, and stylish feeding for your furry (or even feathered!) friends.

Why Choose a Steel Bowl for Your Pet?

Selecting the best feeding bowl is not all about aesthetics or cost—it has a direct bearing on your pet's health, cleanliness, and comfort while eating. Of the numerous possible options, stainless steel bowls are the most dependable, safe, and durable option for pets regardless of their size and animal species.

The reasons why a pet steel bowl should be your favorite are:

1. Hygienic & Rust-Resistant

   Unlike plastic or cheap ceramic bowls, stainless steel does not possess microscopic pores that harbor bacteria and germs. This renders it one of the cleanest pet feeding bowl materials. Regardless of how sloppy your pet becomes at mealtime, a quick cleaning will leave the steel surface squeaky clean. And, of course, the bowls are resistant to rust and corrosion, even with repeated exposure to water or wet food. That eliminates all concerns about mold, slimy buildup, or strange odors—just clean, safe food every time.

2. Long-Lasting

   Pets are playful, clumsy, or even destructive—particularly when they're starving! Plastic bowls become scratched, chewed, or cracked over time, and ceramic bowls chip or shatter with one drop. But steel bowls are nearly impossible to destroy. They can take rough handling, scorching heat, and constant wear and tear without becoming deformed or nonfunctional. Whether your pet is a tiny kitten or a rambunctious Great Dane, a steel bowl will handle your pet's energy and endure for many years.

3. Non-Toxic & BPA-Free

   Your pet is worth a bowl that is 100% safe. Most plastic bowls, particularly inexpensive ones, can have toxic chemicals such as BPA, phthalates, or dyes that can migrate into food or water over time. These toxins have the potential to be detrimental to one's health, varying from stomach ailments, allergic reactions, or long-term poison. Our bowls are 100% non-toxic, BPA-free, and vet-approved, giving you that peace of mind knowing that your pet is eating and drinking from a safe, chemical-free surface.

4. Easy to Clean (Dishwasher-Safe Too!)

   Let's be honest—nobody likes scrubbing dried food off the bottom corners of a filthy bowl. Luckily, steel bowls are super simple to clean. Their slippery surface won't let food residue adhere, and the majority of them are dishwasher-friendly, which is a snap. Whether you’re feeding dry kibble, wet food, or raw diets, you’ll appreciate how quickly and thoroughly these bowls can be washed. Additionally, a cleaner bowl results in fewer germs, which will prevent pet acne, digestive problems, and stinky breath.

5. Suitable for All Pet Types

   Steel bowls aren't only for canine companions—Steel bowls are a one-size-fits-all solution for cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, birds, and beyond. Cats, for instance, are very sensitive to dirty or fragrant bowls, which can lead to chin acne or cause them to outright avoid food. Birds and small critters appreciate the non-toxic material and tip-proof construction. For one pet or a whole group, stainless steel bowls are a single solution that's safe, dependable, and simple to use.

6. No Chewing Dangers

   We all understand how some cats and dogs just adore chewing on anything they can find. With plastic bowls, this can result in small plastic pieces being ingested and causing a choking hazard or intestinal issue. Steel bowls cut out that risk entirely. They're chew-proof, bite-resistant, and safe even for the most vicious eaters or teething puppies.

Types of Pet Steel Bowls on Supertails

We understand each pet (and pet owner!) has individual requirements. That's why we stock an assortment of steel pet bowls for every individual, daily regimen, and house.

Types of Pet Steel Bowls on Supertails

1. Classic Stainless Steel Pet Bowls

Minimalistic, smooth, and utilitarian. Suitable for regular feeding and drinking, this bowl boasts a smooth finish which is a snap to clean and maintain.

2. Anti-Skid Steel Bowls

Say farewell to slippery bowls and water splashes! Our non-slip pet steel bowls feature a rubber grip bottom that remains stationary even during the most rambunctious meals. Check out our top options like the Skatrs Anti-Skid Stainless Steel Bowl and the Kibbo Anti-Skid Stainless Steel Bowl (Green).

3. Double Steel Bowl Sets

Eating two pets simultaneously? Or simply desire food + water in one convenient arrangement? Our double-bowl sets make multitasking a snap. Try the Skatrs Anti-Skid & Striped Bowl Set.

4. Portable Travel Steel Bowls

Going on a road trip? These steel bowls are lightweight, compact, and perfect for travel. Eat or drink on the go!

5. Color-Coated Steel Bowls

Have the strength of steel without compromising on style. These bowls have powder-coated outsides in playful colors while retaining the inside as stainless. A good option is the Basil Solid Melamine Bowl (Blue).

How to Select the Right Size Steel Bowl for Your Pet

1. Consider Your Pet's Breed & Size

Small pets (like cats or toy breeds) like bowls of 200–400 mL.

Medium pets (like Beagles or Indies) usually need 400–700 mL.

Large breeds (like Labradors or German Shepherds) may need 700–1400 mL or more.

2. Watch Their Feeding Habits

Fast eaters might benefit from slightly deeper bowls or slow-feeder types.

Flat-faced pets (pugs or Persian cats) prefer shallow, wide bowls to avoid whisker fatigue. The Savic Picnic Bowl for Cats is a great choice.

3. Food Bowl vs. Water Bowl

Water bowls must be slightly larger than food bowls so that your pet receives enough water.

When you're feeding wet food, use bowls that are easier to clean and don't hold water.

4. Think About Feeding Frequency

If you're feeding your pet multiple small meals, a smaller bowl will suffice as well.

For pets that get fewer but larger meals, use a large or medium-sized bowl.

5. Multi-Pet House?

If you have more than one pet to share a bowl, use a bigger capacity like 1400 mL so that you do not have to refill too often.

6. Bowl Shape and Depth Matter

Shallow bowls are best suited for cats and short-nosed dogs.

Bigger bowls are useful in holding mess in place for pets that have longer snouts or floppy ears.

7. Age and Mobility of Your Pet

Older pets or those with arthritic issues would benefit from raised bowls, which reduce the strain on the joints and neck.

Pet Steel Bowl Prices on Supertails

We believe every pet deserves the best—without breaking your budget. That’s why Supertails offers high-quality pet steel bowls at affordable prices.