A pet feeding system includes amongst its features a bowl member, at least one plate member, and an annularly contoured lid member. In the bowl member, a lower base plate and an upper base plate are integrally formed with a sidewall to define a liquid containing chamber between the lower and upper base plates. Moreover, the sidewall extends vertically above the upper base plate. The plate member is mounted on the upper base plate. In certain exemplary uses, the upper base plate has a recessed surface to receive the plate member. The plate member is adapted to receive an ingestible good product. Furthermore, the annularly contoured lid member is rotationally and fixedly attached to the sidewall of the bowl member.

A novel pet slow feed stainless steel bowl with a removable rubber insert. The insert has channels molded into it so that kibble placed in the bowl settles into the channels and causes the pet to eat slowly and deliberately. The rubber insert is easily removed for cleaning. The bowl and mat can also be used when traveling and can hold kibble on the mat set on a surface outside the bowl, and then water can be placed in the bowl. The bowl holds two cups of kibble or water.

A pet feeding bowl may include a main body and an inner portion. In one embodiment, the main body is bowl-shaped with a receiving space. The main body also includes a holding portion at the bottom thereof. In an exemplary embodiment, the inner portion is also bowl-shaped with a receiving space. The inner portion is configured to dispose in the receiving space of the main body. The inner portion can be further secured at the main body when a predetermined amount of liquid is placed on a back side of the inner portion, so when the back side of the inner portion is in contact with the bottom portion of the receiving space, a surface tension will hold the inner portion to the receiving space to further secure it thereon.

A pet feeding device (10) and method for supplying and opening filled containers (12) are presented, wherein a lid of a container being opened and/or folded back in a direction opposite to the opening direction is biased in a direction opposite to the opening direction.

An apparatus for receiving a food product having a cover and a removable liner are discussed. The cover has a top and bottom opening and a sidewall that extends at least partially between the top and bottom opening. At least one aperture is disposed on the sidewall. The removable liner can be inserted within the cover to form the apparatus for receiving the food product. After use of the removable liner, a user can dispose the removable liner by using the aperture to lift the cover with the removable liner inside, and dropping the removable liner into a waste receptacle.

A feeding system for a domesticated animal such as a dog or cat comprises a vessel, such as a bowl, where the vessel has an open top end, a closed bottom end, an outer wall upstanding from the bottom end defining substantially the periphery of the vessel, and an inner wall upstanding from the said bottom end forming an inner walled compartment or area, wherein the space between the outer and inner walls defines a channel. The inner walled area and channel form two segmented and separate compartments or stations for feeding and/or hydrating an animal such as a dog or cat.

A removable insert for a pet watering device.

A pet feeding device (10) for supplying, opening and disposing filled containers (12), with a pusher for flattening or compressing empty containers In a method for supplying, opening and disposing filled containers, empty containers are flattened or compressed by a pusher.

A pet feeding device (10) for supplying and opening filled containers (12) has at least one stamp for indenting and/or bending an edge (46) of the container (12). In a method for supplying and opening filled containers an edge of the container is indented and/or bent before opening about at least one substantially horizontal axis.

A splash-guard system; the splash-guard system includes a guard-member, a base-member, and a mat. The splash-guard system is useful for confining splashes or spills from a pet bowl to the splash-guard system such that a pet owner does not need to regularly clean the surrounding area of the pet bowl when a pet makes a mess when feeding. The splash-guard system serves to prevent constant cleaning and damage to the surrounding floor and walls.