Non-toxic, polymeric plush animal toys with incorporated natural food flavor compositions are shown and described. The flavor compositions are microencapsulated in a natural protein shell, and the microcapsules are incorporated in a mesh liner. Along with a plush outer layer, the mesh liner defines a fabric enclosure that encloses a compressible fill material. When an animal bites into the toy, the microcapsules rupture, and the food flavor composition diffuses through the mesh liner and plush outer layer.

A pet ramp is provided having two panels in a collapsible arrangement, with a first panel having legs and a second panel able to be cantilevered from the first panel. The second panel extends beyond the legs and is pivotable to rest on any available surface. A stop is provided between the first and second panels to hold a cantilevered deployed position of the second panel.

A dog toy with a body and a plurality of actuatable elements is disclosed. Each of the actuatable elements is coupled to at least one other actuatable element. Movement of one actuatable element causes a corresponding movement of another actuatable element.

A system that uses Active Reader Passive Tag Radio Frequency Identification for deterring pets and protecting specific areas of a household.

A system that uses Active Reader Passive Tag Radio Frequency Identification for deterring pets and protecting specific areas of a household.

A toy for a domestic pet can be used as a fetch toy or as an interactive toy that releases edible treats for the pet. The toy includes a mostly hollow body that defines at least one treat-dispensing opening. A scoop is disposed inwardly of the treat-dispensing opening to provide an amount of control over the dispensing of the treats. The scoop both helps dispense treats and limits the number of treats that are dispensed. The scoop is disposed inside the toy where the pet cannot easily interact with it or alter its operation.

The invention comprises a pet plush toy wherein an animal character is attached to a “stalk” as a monkey would cling to a tree, and which provides a dental benefit when pets chew a portion of the tree stalk created from braided jersey fabric that is removeable from the stalk portion to provide extra play as well as dental benefits when a pet chews the strands of the braid. Elastic in the arms of the animal character allow it to be slipped over the stalk portion, and also contains noisemakers in both the animal and the stalk or portion they are elastically clung to. The toy is thus 2 pieces that an animal may remove from one another and individually play with each piece. The braided jersey piece may be reinserted an infinite number of times to reengage pet play.

The present disclosure discloses an intelligent pet calling device, including a collar detachably connected to the body or head of a pet, and a functional box detachably arranged on the collar; a wireless connection module and a voice device are arranged in the functional box; the functional box also includes a shell assembly, a control board, a battery, a button and a charging interface; the shell assembly is a hollow cavity; the control board, the voice device and the battery are respectively fixedly arranged in the shell assembly; the battery supplies electric energy to the control board and the voice device; the button and the charging interface are respectively arranged on the control box and penetrate through the shell assembly; the functional box also includes a heart rate monitoring device; and the functional box further includes a camera.

In one embodiment, a chew toy includes a first portion that can removably couple to a second portion of the chew toy. An outer surface of the first portion has a first opening to the interior of the chew toy. The second portion includes a first end, and the first end of the second portion includes a first surface for supporting the base of a chew that is larger than the first opening in a plane parallel to the first opening. When the second portion is removably coupled to the first portion the first surface is disposed in the interior of the chew toy and is offset from the first opening along a direction perpendicular to the plane of the first opening.

Embodiments of a controlled odor emission system and device include an odor presentation port tube and an odor tray securely retained against a platform, a valve housing securable to the platform adjacent the tray, a valve secured within the valve housing and an actuator for moving the valve. By controlling movement of the valve, precise amounts of an odor can be dispensed under programmatic control for training animals. Further, a system incorporating a central control unit and a reward dispenser in communication with an odor emission device to facilitate animal training.