A toy for accompanying pets, containing a toy body and a heartbeat simulation device inside the toy body; the heartbeat simulation device has a shell; a motor is provided inside the shell; the motor is connected to a biased-center rotatable hammer; the motor drives the biased-center rotatable hammer to rotate. When the motor is turned on, the motor rotates and drives the biased-center rotatable hammer to rotate. When the biased-center rotatable hammer rotates, it vibrates and emits buzzing or humming sounds to simulate heartbeats of a living animal.

The invention comprises a novel pet ball with an anchored squeaker which will not break or otherwise be inoperable by a firm bite of a pet. A malleable inner and outer shell construction makes the ball simple yet less prone to damage as it allows the squeaker insert to move to a degree in response to pressure of a bite. The squeaker cannot be dislodged from int's insert. The outer shell of a wooly fabric covers the exit portion of the squeaker yet allows sound and air to travel though the ball.

The present invention discloses a wirelessly coupled stuffed toy. The stuffed toy is designed to provide entertainment to pets and/or children. The stuffed toy has a housing comprising a plurality of internal electronic components. More specifically, the stuffed toy has a short-range wireless communication module to connect the toy to a proximal peripheral device. An audio file selected and executed on said peripheral device is played by an internal speaker of the toy. The speaker can also play the music stored in an internal memory of the toy and an internal battery provides power to the speaker.

The utility model discloses an automatic ball launcher. The automatic ball launcher includes a ball launcher shell, in which an accommodating space is arranged; a ball launching channel, arranged in the accommodating space and provided with a ball launching inlet and a ball launching outlet; an acceleration mechanism, arranged in the accommodating space for pushing and accelerating the ball that enters the ball launching channel to a preset speed; and a ball launching mechanism, arranged in the accommodating space and close to the ball launching outlet for receiving the ball that is pushed by the acceleration mechanism and launching the ball from the ball launching outlet to the outside of the ball launching channel. The utility model can launch the ball more stably.

A device includes a signaling means and a motion sensor, and logic for activating or controlling the signaling means in response to a sensed motion according to an embedded logic. The device may be used as a toy, and may be shaped like a play ball or as a handheld unit. It may be powered from a battery, either chargeable from an AC power source directly or contactless by using induction or by converting electrical energy from harvested kinetic energy. The embedded logic may activate or control the signaling means, predictably or randomly, in response to sensed acceleration magnitude or direction, such as sensing the crossing of a preset threshold or sensing the peak value. The visual means may be a numeric display for displaying a value associated with the count of the number of times the threshold has been exceeded or the peak magnitude of the acceleration sensed.

The invention comprises a novel wobble bowl with a labyrinthian maze top with channels directs treats or kibble through the channels when a pet tilts the feeder. The pattern of treats spreads out within the channels to slow the rate of consumption by the pet as it has to select the treats in an individual fashion and helps eliminate overeating and overly quick consumption.

A pet treat holder and dispensing system to be used preferably with rigid and semi-rigid pet treats is disclosed. The pet treat holder and dispensing system is used to protect a pet from choking on a pet treat and other hazards, keep the pet treat in one place and provide a protective shield around the pet treat that makes it more conducive to the pet's enjoyment. The pet treat holder and dispensing system includes a housing having a transverse mouth opening therethrough and inner and outer portions. The housing is sized and shaped to facilitate access by a pet to a pet treat that is received and kept inside in the transverse mouth opening. A support located and attached to a bottom part in the inner portion of housing is also in the pet treat holder and dispensing system, the support having bottom and upper portions and including an oval shaped finger support part in the upper portion. The support allows the holding by a person of the pet treat in the transverse mouth opening.

An interactive device for animals is provided that includes a main body, a driving module and a first rotating member. The main body includes an accommodating groove, an opening, and a communicating channel. The driving module is disposed on the main body. The first rotating member is rotatably disposed in the main body and separates the communicating channel and the accommodating groove. When the driving module drives the first rotating member to rotate in a first rotating direction, the first rotating member drives at least one object disposed in the accommodating groove to enter the communicating channel and leave the main body through the opening.