A press-to-release dome feeder that makes a dog work for dinner. Your dog presses the button, a little kibble drops into a tray, and a fast eater slows down, all while you decide how fast the food comes out.

A feeder that opens only for the pet whose tag or microchip is registered, so the right pet eats their own food and the others stay out.

A pet camera on wheels. Drive it from your phone to find your pet in any room, talk to them, and set off a laser to play, day or night.

An accordion-fold cardboard scratcher that reshapes into a flat pad, a curled bed, or a bone. Your cat digs into the honeycomb texture, a bell ball rings along its molded track without rolling off, and you refold it into a new shape whenever the mood changes, all from one folding piece of cardboard.

A handmade wool felt cave molded into a playful character instead of a plain round bed. Your cat spots the shape, walks through the wide opening, and curls up behind thick felt walls, all in one molded piece.

A cat feeder that turns mealtime into four activities at once: a feather wand, a licking zone, a peg maze, and hidden balls. Your cat bats the wand between bites, works kibble past the pegs, licks soft food off the textured surface, and hooks the balls out from below, all in one station with detachable trays.

A car-shaped cardboard scratcher with three scratching surfaces, the hood, windshield, and roofline, plus a hollow interior cats can nap inside and a spring-mounted bee toy for play. It’s built from corrugated fiberboard that snaps together without tools, and breaks down flat for easy shipping and recycling when it’s worn out.

A soft carrier with a cat-face window that lets your pet watch the ride. Your cat or small dog settles in behind the window, air moves through three vents and a mesh side panel, and you carry it by the top handle, all in a body that weighs just over 1 lb.