A system, apparatus, and/or method of determining a health condition of an animal is provided. First data may be received from a first sensor device. The first data may be indicative of an animal event of an animal. Second data may be received from a second sensor device. The second sensor may be separate and/or distinct from the first sensor device. The second data may confirm an occurrence of the animal event. The animal event may be a discharge event and/or a feeding event. The occurrence of the animal event may be identified based on the first data and the second data. The occurrence of the animal event may be displayed via a display device. A health condition of the animal may be determined based on the animal event. The determination of the health condition may be based on a quantity and/or a duration of the animal event.

An animal feeding assembly includes a tunnel has an upper wall and a first dish opening is integrated into the upper wall. A first dish is insertable into the first dish opening to facilitate a large animal to feed from the first dish. A tray is insertable into the tunnel and a second dish opening is integrated into the tray. A second dish is insertable into the second dish opening when the tray is inserted into the tunnel to inhibit the large animal from feeding from the second dish and to facilitate a small animal to feed from the second dish. A first spacer is positionable beneath the tunnel for increasing a height of the tunnel. A second spacer is positionable beneath the first spacer for increasing a height of the tunnel.

A pet-only feeder may include a moveable main platform above a base, with an openable container resting on the base. The openable container may be openable when a handle disconnects from a top of the openable container.

A method and apparatus can include: providing a base; coupling a container supporting structure to the base; and coupling a container to the container supporting structure, the container having a rim and an inner surface, the container coupled to the container supporting structure with a pivot mechanism and a rotational brake, and wherein: the container supporting structure provides the container with a vertical offset from the base, the pivot mechanism provides the container with a rotational range of motion, and the rotational brake provides a resistance to movement within the rotational range of motion for angling the rim and the inner surface of the container to correct for an underbite or an overbite of an animal.

A foldable animal sustenance receptacle apparatus comprising a wall mountable structure having a front face and a back face, and at least one receptacle platform, wherein the receptacle platform is operably attached to the front face of the wall mountable structure and extends out perpendicularly from the front face of the wall mountable structure when in the unfolded, horizontal position, is disclosed. The platform can fold upward or downward to be partially flush or fully flush with the front face, and the receptacle platform comprises at least one receptacle for food or water. The receptacles may sit on top of the platform, or the platform may be designed so that receptacles sit within the platform and may be removable or fixed. The present disclosure also provides a system and method for feeding a domesticated animal.

An animal interaction device is provided that includes a food access component which allows and disallows access to at least a portion of the food. In various embodiments, the allowing and disallowing of access to at least a portion of the food is dependent upon the animal's condition. A method is also provided such that the device above is provided to an animal, one or more indicators are optionally activated, the animal's first condition is sensed via one or more sensors, and based upon the animal's condition, the previously protected food is made accessible, and subsequently the protected food is made available again based upon the animal's second condition. A system is also provided for automatically interacting with an animal including at least one animal interaction device each of which comprises an initial interaction algorithm to automatically interact with the animal. Other aspects of the invention are provided.

The present invention discloses a multifunctional intelligent feeding control device, comprising: a base and a feeding control dish, the feeding control dish being detachably mounted on the base, an edge of the base fastened with the feeding control dish being a flange; a accommodating space is formed between the feeding control dish and the base which are well mounted; at least one through hole is formed on the feeding control dish; and a connecting member with a ventilation function is provided above and also connected to the feeding control dish. The multifunctional intelligent feeding control device of the present invention has low manufacturing cost, smaller packaging volume due to a dismountable and mountable design, convenience for storage and reduced cost of transportation.

The present invention is a pet dish tray having removable dishes and adjustable height. The tray has holes configured to accept dishes which may be removed for filling and cleaning. The length of the sides which support the tray is adjustable.

Enhanced methods and systems for human-pet communication are described. Example embodiments provide an Internet Canine Communication System (“ICCS”). The ICCS facilitates remote communication and interaction with between a dog and its owner, caretaker, trainer, family member, or the like. The ICCS may include a base station or similar device that is configured to deliver treats to a dog and to transmit audio/visual communication between the dog and a remote client device operated by a human user. The ICCS may also facilitate training the dog to utilize the ICCS to communicate with the user, such as by answering calls from or initiating calls to the remote client device of the user.

An elevated feeding tray apparatus includes a tray riser and a tray. The tray riser includes an elevated base and a plurality of legs attached to the elevated base; the elevated base defining a one of a top outer edge and a top inner edge, a portion of the one of the top outer edge and the top inner edge of the tray riser at the rear end of the tray riser higher than the one of the top outer edge and the top inner edge of the tray riser at the front end of the tray riser; each of the plurality of legs including an attachment portion proximate to the tray and a foot portion distal from the attachment portion. The tray includes a tray separately removable from the tray riser, the tray including a bowl, the bowl defining a feeding cavity.