A pet vestibule configured for being attached to a door and to either swing open with the door or to be removably installed so the vestibule can be released from the interior side of the door before the door is opened, and the door can swing freely. The vestibule can then be rolled out of the doorway. The vestibule provides a protected shelter area for pets and animals to come and go into a structure without the need for human assistance, while also inhibiting rain, snow, and other inclement weather from entering the structure through the pet door.

A stalling cage having a box suitable for containing an animal, a receptacle that contains a liquid to be administered to the animal in the box, and a monitoring device suitable for continuously monitoring the consumption of liquid from the receptacle. The monitoring device has a level condenser with two electrodes in co-planar configuration in contact with the receptacle in order to measure the capacitance variation caused by the variation of the level of liquid relative to the air in the receptacle.

A hide for a small animal habitat is provided. The hide includes a base, four side panels, a roof and one or more coupling mechanisms for removably coupling the hide to the base. A plurality of coupling mechanisms is contemplated and include tabs having a radially extending flange, an L-shaped in cross section clip, and a rotatable disc.

A hide for a small animal habitat is provided. The hide includes a base, four side panels, a roof and one or more coupling mechanisms for removably coupling the hide to the base. A plurality of coupling mechanisms is contemplated and include tabs having a radially extending flange, an L-shaped in cross section clip, and a rotatable disc.

The present disclosure discloses a multifunctional nursing obstetric table for a cat. The table includes a table body. A foot stand is arranged on the lower side of the table body. A cat litter tank is arranged in the center of the foot stand. One end of the cat litter tank penetrates out of the foot stand, and the other end of the cat litter tank is fixedly connected to the foot stand through connecting rods. A bracket is arranged at one end of the table body. The lower end of the bracket is fixedly connected to the table body. A heat insulating piece used for maintaining a temperature is arranged at the upper end of the bracket. The heat insulating piece is rotatably connected to the bracket through a rotating shaft. A first recessed portion is formed in one end, close to the bracket, of the table body.

The present disclosure discloses a multifunctional nursing obstetric table for a cat. The table includes a table body. A foot stand is arranged on the lower side of the table body. A cat litter tank is arranged in the center of the foot stand. One end of the cat litter tank penetrates out of the foot stand, and the other end of the cat litter tank is fixedly connected to the foot stand through connecting rods. A bracket is arranged at one end of the table body. The lower end of the bracket is fixedly connected to the table body. A heat insulating piece used for maintaining a temperature is arranged at the upper end of the bracket. The heat insulating piece is rotatably connected to the bracket through a rotating shaft. A first recessed portion is formed in one end, close to the bracket, of the table body.

A multi-layer modular pet bed includes a foldable outer layer, a folder inner layer, and an attachment means for securing the layers together in order to form a pet bed. The foldable inner layer has a slightly smaller perimeter than the foldable outer layer such that the foldable inner layer sits just within the foldable outer layer. When ready to wash, a user simply opens and unfolds the foldable outer layer to convert the bed into a throw blanket sized unit for ease in cleaning. Optionally, a protective layer may be added, either on top of the foldable outer layer or encompassing the entire outer layer when the modular pet bed is in its folded configuration. Additional cushioning material may be added to any or all layers, in some embodiments.

A system for providing a pet ladder, and more specifically, to a system for providing a dog ladder for use in of a body of water that may fold out of the water when not in use. is disclosed. The waterside dog ladder is typically attached to a pier, dock, seawall or similar waterside structure that abuts a body of water. The dog ladder has a platform and a plurality of ladder sections. The length of the multiple ladder sections when connected end to end permits the dog ladder to extend from the platform to the water bottom. The dog ladder folds into a retracted position to completely remove the multiple sections from the water when not in use. The ladder is a positive-stop ladder so that each section folds until it hits a stop and provides a firm and solid footing for the dog at a predefined angle that the dog can manage. The rigid and solid feel makes the dog confident and relaxed when exiting the water.

Cat furniture having at least one three-dimensional structure is composed of at least two panel elements which are connected together at at least one of their panel edges. One individual panel element is provided on at least one of its panel edges with a fastening means by means of which a connection with the fastening means of an adjacent panel element is to be made. The fastening means is attached in a foldable manner to the panel element via a perforation and via at least one groove extending along the perforation.

Cat furniture having at least one three-dimensional structure is composed of at least two panel elements which are connected together at at least one of their panel edges. One individual panel element is provided on at least one of its panel edges with a fastening means by means of which a connection with the fastening means of an adjacent panel element is to be made. The fastening means is attached in a foldable manner to the panel element via a perforation and via at least one groove extending along the perforation.