A bowl is disclosed that has an outer bowl body having an outer bowl wall that extends between a bottom edge and an upper edge, where the bottom edge supports the bowl on a receiving surface. The bowl further includes a trench having a base trench wall with an outer trench wall and an inner trench wall extending upwardly therefrom. The outer trench wall is coupled to the upper edge of the outer bowl wall. The bowl includes an inner bowl body having a base inner bowl wall with a peripheral wall extending upwardly therefrom. The peripheral wall is coupled to an upper edge of the inner trench wall. The bowl includes a drainage passageway that extends through the inner trench wall of the trench and the peripheral wall of the inner bowl body. The drainage passageway places the trench in fluid communication with the inner bowl body.

A bowl is disclosed that has an outer bowl body having an outer bowl wall that extends between a bottom edge and an upper edge, where the bottom edge supports the bowl on a receiving surface. The bowl further includes a trench having a base trench wall with an outer trench wall and an inner trench wall extending upwardly therefrom. The outer trench wall is coupled to the upper edge of the outer bowl wall. The bowl includes an inner bowl body having a base inner bowl wall with a peripheral wall extending upwardly therefrom. The peripheral wall is coupled to an upper edge of the inner trench wall. The bowl includes a drainage passageway that extends through the inner trench wall of the trench and the peripheral wall of the inner bowl body. The drainage passageway places the trench in fluid communication with the inner bowl body.

The present invention relates to a multiple pet feeding station. The feeding station is a multi-tiered feeding system for homes with multiple pets and uses multiple tiered spaces or shelves for storing pet food, accessories and water dishes. A plurality of feeding trays with feeding bowls allow the food to be placed at different heights to prevent one pet from eating the food of the other. The feeding trays are adjustable and removable allowing a user to adjust the tray vertically to accommodate pets of various sizes. As an example, a cat's dishes can be kept in feeding bowls at a higher height than a dog's dishes to ensure the dog does not eat the cat's food while allowing the pets to simultaneously be fed.

The present application relates to a feeding device for pets, comprising a base on which at least one feeding bowl is arranged, and at least one supporting assembly that is rotatably connected to the base and is capable of being rotatably expanded and folded and retracted relative to the base, and a rotation limiting structure between the base and the supporting assembly, wherein the rotation limiting structure comprises a mounting seat on the base, a toothed rack fixed in the mounting seat, and a rotation limiting gear that is synchronously rotatably connected to a rotating shaft of the supporting assembly, and the rotation limiting gear meshes with the toothed rack when the rotating shaft of the supporting assembly is rotatably installed in the mounting seat. With the feeding device for pets according to the present application, the pets can easily enjoy food.

A pet drinking fountain includes a tank for storing water, a pump arranged in the tank to pump water, a pipe connected to the pump through which the water pumped by the pump flows, and a plate for presenting drinking water to pets disposed above the tank and in fluid communication with the pipe. A tray is arranged between the plate and the tank. Water in the tank is pumped upwards from the pump into the pipe and then flows out to the plate and then overflows into the tank.

A dispensing device includes a container, wherein a bottom surface of the container includes a container opening to the interior storage; first and second tracks located below the bottom surface of the container on opposing sides of the container opening; first and second sliding members that engage with the first and second tracks, respectively; a bowl support connected to the first and second sliding members, and wherein the bowl support is configured to move between a filling position and a serving position; and a lever including a lever body including a first lever end and a second lever end. When the first lever end is in a first position, the bowl support is in the filling position. When the first lever end is in a second position, the bowl support is in the serving position.

Feral hog feeding assemblies and devices configured to selectively meter predetermined amounts of food, toxin, birth control/sterilizing agents or any combination thereof and track and communicate the same to a peripheral device to track frequency of use thereof while concurrently reducing and/or minimizing entry of non-feral hog animals.

A container for storing an aqueous composition for a domestic animal is provided herein. The container includes a shell having base and a wall extending distally from the base to a lip. The shell defines a chamber between the base and the lip. The container further includes a lid. The lid is configured to cooperate with the lip for removably coupling the lid and the shell. The container further includes an aqueous composition disposed within the chamber. The shell and the lid exhibit a water vapor transmission rate of less than 100,000 g/m.sup.2/24 hours in accordance with ASTM D6701-16.

A container for storing an aqueous composition for a domestic animal is provided herein. The container includes a shell having base and a wall extending distally from the base to a lip. The shell defines a chamber between the base and the lip. The container further includes a lid. The lid is configured to cooperate with the lip for removably coupling the lid and the shell. The container further includes an aqueous composition disposed within the chamber. The shell and the lid exhibit a water vapor transmission rate of less than 100,000 g/m.sup.2/24 hours in accordance with ASTM D6701-16.

A pet food product includes a container including a housing and a holder. The housing contains wet food and includes: a bottom; and a peripheral wall extending upward from an outer peripheral edge of the bottom and surrounding the bottom. The holder protrudes outward from the peripheral wall.