A hygienic slow feeding bowl includes a container and a set of dividers disposed within said container. Each divider incorporates conic spikes extending away from one or two side surfaces of the divider. The side surfaces are flat or curved. The divider also includes a set of fasteners for attaching the divider to an inner wall of the container. The spaces between the dividers are adapted to receive pet food. The pet food rests on the bottom surface of the inner wall. The dividers can be removably attached to the inner wall. The container also includes a base and an outer wall extending upward from the base. The outer wall can be slanted or straight upward. The inner wall and the outer wall merge at a top edge forming a top opening of the cavity enclosed by the inner wall.

An animal feeder and method of use is described herein. The animal feeder is configured to distract, calm, or occupy an animal for an extended period of time. The animal feeder includes an elastomeric body having an obverse side and a reverse side. The obverse side includes a feeding section having a plurality of nubs. The plurality of nubs are configured to slow an animal's ability to lick food therefrom. On the reverse side is one or more suction cups to suction the animal feeder to a surface to secure the feeder system in a single location. The animal feeder further includes a guard extending laterally from the feeding section to keep the surface below the guard free from saliva, drool, or slobber from the animal.

A system and method for a no spillage pet bowl designed to hold and store large amounts of water or food as well as prevent pets such as dogs from spilling the contents across the floor, the system having two different configurations where in the first configuration the bowls may be used similar to a conventional bowl and in the second configuration a replaceable head guide may be positioned within the bowl to guide the pet into the bowl and prevent water from being displaced from the bowl.

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.

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 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 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.

A feeding system for a domesticated animal such as a dog or cat comprises a vessel, such as a bowl, where the vessel has an open top end, a closed bottom end, an outer wall upstanding from the bottom end defining substantially the periphery of the vessel, and an inner wall upstanding from the said bottom end forming an inner walled compartment or area, wherein the space between the outer and inner walls defines a channel. The inner walled area and channel form two segmented and separate compartments or stations for feeding and/or hydrating an animal such as a dog or cat.

An apparatus for feeding a pet comprises a generally planar mat with an elliptical-shaped peripheral edge, and first and second receptacles mounted in fixed relation to the mat. The receptacles are disposed in spaced relation to the peripheral edge of the mat and a mat area delimited thereby is sized such that during feeding from at least one of the receptacles the pet stands on a top side of the mat so as to anchor the mat in substantially fixed location on the support surface.

A feeding bowl assembly has a feeding bowl; a flexible removable shield to partially surround the feeding bowl; a pad for bowl placement having a plurality of arcuate slots to receive an end of the shield having a retaining lip configured to extend through one of the arcuate slots; a band having a pressure sensitive adhesive to attach to the shield; wherein the shield, the pad and the band are configured to be flat packable when unassembled; and wherein the band is configurable to be positioned on the shield to hold an edge of the feeding bowl off the pad. The feeding bowl's width by height may be one of 5 inches by 2 inches; 9.8 inches by 3 inches; 7 inches by 2.5 inches; 12.75 inches by 2.6 inches; and wherein the arcuate slots are configured receive the shield and allow placement of the feeding bowl.

The present disclosure provides a bird feeder having a seed container secured to a seed tray to provide access to seeds. The seed tray is in turn comprised of an undercut and a central rod having a spring mechanism. The spring mechanism allows for a shroud that is connected to the central rod, to move from a first position where access to the seeds is permitted to a second position where access to the seeds is prevented. The seed tray is also comprised of an undercut, either at a periphery of the seed tray or at individual ports of the seed tray, the undercut to prevent seeds from falling out of the seed tray when the bird feeder sways or otherwise moves. A seed guard may also be provided onto the seed tray, the seed guard having a circumferential undercut to prevent seeds from falling out of the seed tray.