A dog accessories case that features a dog bone-shaped bag making the process of feeding and hydrating pets as well as transporting essentials. The dog accessories case includes a dog bone-shaped bag includes a top portion, the dog bone-shaped bag contains one or more dog accessories, a pair of bowls disposed on the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag, a storage area disposed on a middle portion of the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag, a plurality of hinges disposed on a plurality of back edges of the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag and are used to open and close the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag, a plurality of snaps disposed on a plurality of front edges of the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag and to secure and release the top portion of the dog bone-shaped bag and a bone-shaped handle.

A container assembly for carrying a consumable material which includes a container with a sidewall and a bottom connected together. The sidewall defines an opening and at least one of, one of a bead and a recess. A receptacle member configured to receive a portion of the container wherein the receptacle member includes a sidewall and a bottom connected together. The sidewall of the receptacle member defines at least one of, the other of the one of the bead and the recess and defines a depth of the receptacle member such that with a portion of the container positioned within the receptacle member and releasably secured together, the bottom of the container and the bottom of the receptacle member are spaced apart and at least a portion of the sidewall of the receptacle member is positioned spaced apart from the sidewall of the container.

A kit for storing and serving pet food is disclosed. The kit comprises a substantially flat tray having a circumferential flange on an upper face thereof and an anti-slip layer on at least a part of a lower face thereof, wherein the tray further comprises at least one securing member, each securing member upwardly protruding from said upper face of the tray; and a disposable container adapted for storing pet food, said container having a receptacle with a top opening and having along at least a part of its periphery, a double-walled configuration with a bottom opening between an inner wall and an outer wall thereof, said double-walled configuration defining a receiving space for a securing member of the tray; wherein the at least one securing member of the tray is configured to closely fit into a receiving space of the double-walled container.

A non-skid container having a base portion including a flat portion and a plurality of studs, an outer bowl including a sidewall, a plurality of posts, a top opening, a bottom opening and a recess, wherein the posts are configured to be coupled to the studs, thereby coupling the outer bowl to the base portion and an inner bowl configured to be coupled to the outer bowl by inserting the inner bowl into the recess of the outer bowl.

A pet food and water receptacle anchoring system includes an anchor that is removably coupled to an anchor receiver on an underside of the food/water receptacle. In a preferred embodiment, the anchor comprises a head member on an upper portion and a screw member on a lower portion, wherein the head member is preferably of a square cross-section, and includes a spring-loaded ballbearing that extends slightly outwardly from at least one side of the head member. The anchor may be screwed downwardly into any surface, or alternatively into a sleeve that is secured into a cement surface. Preferably, at least one inner side of the anchor receiver (and more preferably, all inner sides thereof) include a slight indentation that engages the spring-loaded ballbearing that is disposed on one side of the anchor head for snap fit engagement.

A pet bowl assembly includes a first bowl including a first base and a first wall extending axially upwardly from the first base; a second bowl including a second base and a second wall extending axially upwardly from the second base, the second bowl configured for being received inside of the first bowl; and a lid including a lid base and a lip protruding downwardly from the lid base. The lip being configured for holding the second bowl in place within the first bowl and for removably connecting to the first bowl.

A bowl is attached to a drip irrigation system at an emitter, so that the bowl can be filled with water in an automated fashion. using the control timer and solenoid valves of the existing irrigation system. The emitter has a stem and a head. The stem extends through a hole in the sidewall of the bowl so that the head rests against the sidewall of the bowl. Preferably the head is flush with the sidewall of the bowl and forms a water-tight seal with the sidewall of the bowl. Drip irrigation tubing is attached to the stem of the emitter and connected to the drip irrigation system. A through-hole runs through the emitter to permit water to flow from the drip irrigation tubing through the stem and head into the bowl. An in-line valve between the water source and the emitter improves control of the water through the emitter.

An animal drinking assembly for facilitating an animal to drink during travel includes a bowl that may contain a liquid. A cover is removably attached to the bowl to retain the liquid in the bowl. The cover is selectively removed to facilitate an animal to drink the liquid in the bowl.

The present invention provides a pet food storage apparatus (100) to store and serve pet food. The storage apparatus (100) includes a container (10) having a bottom wall (12), a sidewall (14), and an opening (16) defining a hollow portion (15). An extruded portion (30) is radially extended internally from the sidewall (14). Further, the storage apparatus (100) includes a first bowl (40a), and a second bowl (40b) arranged in a nested configuration. The second bowl (40b) is adapted to store the leash (50). The first bowl (40a) and the second bowl (40b) are removable from the container (10) to serve food or water to the pet. Further, the storage apparatus (100) has a lid (60a) that is removably attached to the container (10) using a buckle arrangement (70). The lid (60a) has a foldable handle (25a) that is configurable in a folded state and an open state.

Drip cups used in animal drinkers for beaked animals feature a cup body made of plastic material for accommodating a supply of water. The cup body has a bottom surrounded by an edging. Experience has shown that beaked animals cause damage to the plastics material of cup body with their beaks. Such damage by pecking can even cause the bottom, and thus the drip cup itself, to leak water. The invention proposes to position a graduated metal insert centered in the inside bottom of the cup body. The insert thereby reinforces the bottom of the cup body such that beaked animals are no longer capable of damaging the drip cup.