A pet water dispenser may include a water tank including a bottom plate and at least one wall extending from the bottom plate, at least one electronic device provided in a water tank electronic component or chamber under the bottom plate, and a power supply device or assembly to supply electric power to the water tank electronic component. The power supply assembly may include a docking station provided under the bottom plate and to which external power is applied, an auxiliary battery provided in the inner assembly, a wireless power transfer device, and a reverse wireless power transfer device. The wireless power transfer device and the reverse wireless power transfer device may be connected to the auxiliary battery and the docking station.

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 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 flow-controlled pet watering fountain and method of use, thereof, is disclosed. The watering fountain utilizes a pump to direct water up a lift pipe and into a reservoir, whereupon the drinking water falls gravitationally into a drinking basin. Further, the watering fountain allows for control of water flow by selectively opening and closing a flow control valve that is located above the pump and along the water lift pipe. In its open position, the flow control valve allows water to fall back into an interior basin by diverting the flow of water into a return pipe. This arrangement helps prevent premature failure of the pump by allowing the pump to run under substantially the same load and without reducing the total water cycles through the filters. The watering device also allows the water flow from the spout to be completely turned off.

A flow-controlled pet watering fountain and method of use, thereof, is disclosed. The watering fountain utilizes a pump to direct water up a lift pipe and into a reservoir, whereupon the drinking water falls gravitationally into a drinking basin. Further, the watering fountain allows for control of water flow by selectively opening and closing a flow control valve that is located above the pump and along the water lift pipe. In its open position, the flow control valve allows water to fall back into an interior basin by diverting the flow of water into a return pipe. This arrangement helps prevent premature failure of the pump by allowing the pump to run under substantially the same load and without reducing the total water cycles through the filters. The watering device also allows the water flow from the spout to be completely turned off.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank, a pump installed inside the water tank, a water supply pipe connected to the pump to transfer water, and a water supply plate provided at a position higher than an upper end of the water tank and through which water supplied from the water supply pipe flows. The water supply plate may be provided to be spaced apart and above a water guide configured to catch water falling from an edge of the water supply plate and to guide the dropped water back into the water tank.

A pet water dispenser may include a water tank, a pump installed inside the water tank, a water supply pipe connected to the pump to transfer water, and a water supply plate provided at a position higher than an upper end of the water tank and through which water supplied from the water supply pipe flows. The water supply plate may be provided to be spaced apart and above a water guide configured to catch water falling from an edge of the water supply plate and to guide the dropped water back into the water tank.

A vehicle is provided that includes a vehicle body defining a cabin interior and comprising a front row of seats and a rear row of seats, a plurality of seats located within the cabin interior, and a monitoring system for detecting and monitoring a pet or passenger within the cabin interior. The vehicle also includes a movable center console positioned between a pair of the forward row of seats and forward of the rear row of seats and comprising a holder for holding a drink container, and a controller processing signals generated by the monitoring system and determining a location of the detected pet or passenger on the rear row of seats based on the processed signals, the controller further controlling the movable console between a forward first position and a rearward second position closer to the rear row of seats.

A vehicle is provided that includes a vehicle body defining a cabin interior and comprising a front row of seats and a rear row of seats, a plurality of seats located within the cabin interior, and a monitoring system for detecting and monitoring a pet or passenger within the cabin interior. The vehicle also includes a movable center console positioned between a pair of the forward row of seats and forward of the rear row of seats and comprising a holder for holding a drink container, and a controller processing signals generated by the monitoring system and determining a location of the detected pet or passenger on the rear row of seats based on the processed signals, the controller further controlling the movable console between a forward first position and a rearward second position closer to the rear row of seats.

A livestock water fountain comprises a first water chamber, a water inlet near the bottom of the first water chamber, and a thermostat in the first water chamber position above the inlet adjacent a preset low-water level in the chamber so as to measure the temperature of the water near the surface of the water. The fountain maybe divided into dual chambers with a wall having a lower passageway for fluid communication which can be plugged to limit water to one of the chambers when water consumption decreases in cold weather.