An animal feeding bucket an animal feeding bucket includes a container, a locking system, and a base plate. The container has a top edge, a bottom, and sidewalls. The base plate includes spike holes therethrough. The base plate also includes mounting spikes extending through the spike holes. The locking system includes a first locking member coupled to the base plate and a second locking member coupled to the container bottom. The first locking member has four inverted L-shaped locking flanges having vertical walls and an inwardly extending top walls. The locking flanges define lock recesses. The second locking member has four radially and outwardly extending locking tabs. Each locking tab is configured to be received within a lock recess of one locking flange to interlock the locking tab with the locking flange.

The invention comprises a novel wobble bowl with a labyrinthian maze top with channels directs treats or kibble through the channels when a pet tilts the feeder. The pattern of treats spreads out within the channels to slow the rate of consumption by the pet as it has to select the treats in an individual fashion and helps eliminate overeating and overly quick consumption.

A food or water container for use by animals. The container may be formed from a flexible and thus collapsible material for safety and portability. The container may be further provided with a strap for hanging the container during use and may be especially adapted for use in a moving vehicle, with the strap enabling pendular movement of the container to lessen the effect of movement of the vehicle and reduce spillage. Additional features such as a spill guard, and a removable, multi-purpose strap are also contemplated.

A pet toy including a body having a cavity formed therein for receiving a pet treat. A clip arrangement releasably connects first and second portions of the body. A securing member is located within the cavity and extends between two opposed surfaces of the cavity, and retains a portion of the pet treat within the cavity. The body defines a recess for receiving the securing member. The securing member extends from the first portion and is received in a recess defined in the second portion when the first and second portions are connected.

A pet feeder includes a feeder body. A climbing component is vertically disposed in the feeder body. A climbing portion is disposed on an outer surface of the climbing component. The climbing portion enables the outer surface of the climbing component to be rough. The present disclosure has the advantages that: placing the feeder body in a pet box, placing little reptiles in the feeder body, and the little reptiles are stored in the feeder body, so that probability that the little reptiles crawl around in the pet box is reduced and pet feeding environment is improved. The climbing component is disposed for the little reptiles to crawl, so that activity of the little reptiles is maintained.

A method and system utilizing one or more agricultural drones for real-time monitoring, delivery and dispensing of feed in feed bunks associated with feed lots.

A method and system utilizing one or more agricultural drones for real-time monitoring, delivery and dispensing of feed in feed bunks associated with feed lots.

A feeding device includes a base, a storage barrel, a hopper, a blocking door and a ratchet turning wheel. The storage barrel is disposed above the base, and a collecting passage is extended from the bottom of the storage barrel. A discharge port is disposed on the collecting passage. The hopper is accommodated in the collecting passage. The blocking door shields the discharge port. The ratchet turning wheel is installed on the base and disposed below the hopper. The ratchet turning wheel includes a wheel and ratchet teeth arranged annularly on the periphery of the wheel. An outer periphery of the ratchet teeth abuts against the hopper to push the hopper to move up or down. The wheel is extended with a lever to open the blocking door. Therefore, the feed may be filled in the collecting channel, and the feeding device has the effect of quantitative feeding.

The invention refers to a toy for pets, in particular for dogs, comprising a housing (3) with a floor (5), a lid (7) and side walls (6) with openings (31, 32), through which, in the housing (3), at least one longitudinal sliding element (1) and at least one transversal sliding element (2) are placed in a movable manner, wherein, in a first closed position, the sliding element (1, 2) is fully located inside the housing (3), and in a second open position, one end (11, 21) of the sliding element (1, 2) protrudes through the opening (31, 320), outside the housing (3), wherein the end (11, 21) of the sliding element (2, 3) is equipped with a indent (12, 22) for placing the small treats, wherein the sliding elements (1, 2) are normally aligned with each other and are arranged through crossing in an interaction area, wherein on/in the sliding elements (1, 2) surface structures are provided, by height and/or width, wherein the surface structures interact mechanically with each other, and the mechanical interaction can be modified by moving the sliding elements (1, 2), through which the sliding elements (1, 2) can be brought into an open position, with the indents (12,22) located outside the housing (3).

A bale feeder apparatus, system and method is described. A bale feeder for feeding a herd of livestock includes at least three ring-shaped horizontal rails including a top rail, a bottom rail and a middle rail, the middle rail spaced above the bottom rail at a middle rail height measured from a ground, and a plurality of neck rails extending upwards and inwards from the middle rail to the top rail, each neck rail spaced apart from an adjacent neck rail on same side of the bale feeder at a neck rail distance, the middle rail height about equal to a length of a longest foreleg expected in the herd of livestock, and the neck rail distance falling within a range bounded by a widest head expected in the herd of livestock, and a narrowest adult shoulder width expected of any adult animal in the herd of livestock.