The invention is a novel multi-layered pet memory and agility exercise board game which challenges a pet's memory and agility to solve the game by manipulating parts to retrieve treats or kibble inserted within a plurality of tracks which may be covered by flaps or blocks, and wherein the grooved tracks contain compartments for treats to be concealed within the board game base.

The present invention relates to a top-type cat dish, and more particularly to, top-type cat dish in which a top part provided in a bowl part allows the cat to eat food by inclining the cat dish 1000 according to a cat's body structure, a support part having an angle provided at an edge minimizes shaking, and an uneven portion formed inside the bowl prevents food from slipping so that the cat may comfortably eat food.

A pet feeding device for deterring spillage during eating and drinking includes a bowl, which is positionable on a substantially horizontal surface and is at least partially filled with contents. A lip is engaged to a rim of the bowl and extends inwardly therefrom. The lip deters spillage of contents of the bowl during feeding and drinking therefrom by a pet.

A bowl assembly has a bowl and a lid. The bowl assembly is adapted to store water or food for a pet. The bowl functions as a container to hold the water or food, while the lid functions in a first configuration to seal the water or food within the bowl. The bowl assembly is convenient to travel with and adapted for use in a vehicle where in the first configuration. The bowl assembly allows for the pet to access the water or food while in a cup holder. The bowl assembly is also stabilized by the lid in a second configuration, where placed on a ground or floor surface.

The present disclosure discloses a smart pet feeder, motor drives the rotating mechanism to rotate, and the rotating mechanism quantitatively pushes the pet food in the support into a sliding chute, and the pet food falls into the food bowl through the sliding chute, which effectively achieves smart quantitative feeding of pets in either an automatic manner or a manual manner.

The present invention relates to a pet cup that includes a bowl portion and a lower insert portion. The bowl portion is adapted to store water or food for a pet. The bowl portion functions as a container to hold the water or food, while the lower insert portion snugly fits into a cupholder of a vehicle. The cup is convenient to travel with, and adapted for use in a moving vehicle without any slippage, spillage or injury to the pet consuming water or food from the cup. When the cup is placed in a cupholder, the bowl portion can rest on the cupholder and partially on the surface around the cupholder, for enabling the pet to access the water or food while the cup is secured to the cupholder.

A pet feeding device for deterring spillage during eating and drinking includes a bowl, which is positionable on a substantially horizontal surface and is at least partially filled with contents. A lip is engaged to a rim of the bowl and extends inwardly therefrom. The lip deters spillage of contents of the bowl during feeding and drinking therefrom by a pet.

This invention general relates to animal feeders, an animal feeding monitor and a method of training an animal to use a feeder. An animal feeder may have a housing comprising an aperture for a food bowl (8) and having a door for covering the aperture, the feeder comprising a door mechanism to control movement of the door over the aperture, wherein the feeder comprises a sensor to detect when an animal has moved away from the aperture, and the feeder is configured to be operable in a training mode wherein the door mechanism is operable to control the door to cover a portion of the aperture in response to a said detection and to respond to one or more later said detections by controlling the door to cover a portion of the aperture larger than the preceding said portion.

A kennel comprising: (a) a feeding system including: (i) one or more water bowls; (ii) one or more water storage in communication with the one or more water bowls; (iii) one or more food bowls; and (iv) one or more food storage in communication with the one or more food bowls; (b) a communication system including: (i) one or more cameras; (ii) one or more speakers; (iii) one or more microphones; or (iv) a combination of (i), (ii), and (iii); (c) an entry system including: a cleaning system; and (d) a remote device including an application that is in communication with the kennel so that a user can control the feeding system, the communication system, the entry system, or a combination thereof.

A pet bowl and tether system includes a pet bowl, having a body with a top, a bottom, and one or more side walls forming a cavity for holding food or water; and a central elongated opening extending from the bottom to the top and positioned within a center of the cavity; a stake to extend through the central elongated opening and into a ground surface, the stake having a tethering device to tether a pet leash to.