DEAR INVESTORS & PROTOTYPE TESTERS, your pet can
literally ask for food or water from this double bowl.
Allianz Global Investors cites a "pet-humanisation
surge in India, Brazil, and urban China"
& "steady growth" in US & Europe.
Based on many viral videos (see below),
Pet-Power Bowls Ltd showcases the first of its two
pet-friendly, multinational patent-pending, prior
art-free, double bowls: "Pet-Power Buzz-Bowl"
Dogs, cats, & birds see yellows (so, chunk-shaped call-button for food), & blues (so, drop-shaped for water). Bowl & keyring have corresponding LEDs. Both say 'Food, please' / 'Water, please.' Keyring vibrates for both. (OK for the hearing / visually impaired, or if you're at neighbour's & pet's home alone.) Works up to 100m. Bowl has battery-saving power controls, & timer.
All bowls 7" wide. Then buyer selects 1" deep for cats (else whiskers hurt) /Chihuahua/maybe Dachshund; 2" Lab/Rtrvr; 3" Alsatn
Just like optional 1-foot-deep-into-room stage - which starts at 3" rising to 3.5" at bowl - if a big dog wants elevated bowls (& about a third do), clip Buzz-Bowl ABOVE stage(s). So, Buzz-Bowl fits all sizes of dogs, cats, most parrots...
Keyring is 2" x 3" & just 6mm wide (inc. its 3 3v batteries.)
Before the training
& soc media, let's see my
5 regions - CN, IN, US, BR, EU.
Allianz Global Investors:
"Pet humanisation fuels demand for premiumisation of food, healthcare and services with especially the Asian pet market showing staggering growth...
. . . In the past decade, increasing loneliness levels across the population and lower birth rates have given rise to a surge in (Asian) pet demand. Animal companions bridge the gap between the need for belongingness and companionship across all age groups."
Specifically:
"CHINA’s Millennials and Gen Z - 50% of China’s pet owners - have higher educational degrees, and spend between 50 and 100 USD per month for their pet(s). In addition, over 60% of this generation born after 1990 wants to keep pets in the future while less than 10% already have one... Pets in China are estimated to reach 170-200 million in 2024, up from less than 100 million in 2019." So, what'll the figure be in 2026?
Allianz Global Investors' 2nd biggest:
"INDIA’s growing middle-class drives a growing pet market that has seen a rise in pet dogs from 19.4m in 2018 to 31m in 2023 and a value-growth to USD 890 million in 2021, with estimates projecting its size to triple over the next ten years."
Allianz concludes:
"This industry is expected to be resilient even during economic downturns, as owners will keep seeking the best quality products and will be hardly compromising on their animal´s wellbeing." And, I suggest, AI - however seductive voices get - won't replace the warmth & 'humanity' of our furry friends.
For a global view, Euromonitor, 2024:
“The UNITED STATES is by far the leading country for pet care with wide product variety and high availability in both e-commerce and brick-and-mortar channels. Dry dog food, dog treats and mixers are expected to remain the largest categories by value sales while cat treats and mixers are expected to be the highest growth category with a 4% CAGR (compound annual growth rate) in the US, over the next four years.”
And Euromonitor's 2nd big growth area:
"BRAZIL (who has more pets than the rest of South America combined) should surpass China with a CAGR value of 7%, due to the boom in pet adoption on the back of the pandemic and growing awareness of preventative health through food leading consumers to buy more premium products."
Finally, EUROPE. Like the US, EU/UK loves pets, & is also growing steadily. The European Patent Office, EPO, covers 39 countries. If you'd like a slice of Pet-Power Bowls Ltd - i.e. most of the world's pets - now's not the time to be shy.
You've seen viral videos of pets nudging, kicking – even carrying – empty bowls to their humans, & of pets pressing buttons or bells for treats. A one-min explainer-video by a top team will include the Pet-Power Buzz-Bowl's use, & overuse (being cheeky), of buttons for Amazon & Alibaba.
Pet-Power BELL-Bowl pics available. Anyone now with me - once Buzz-Bowl's successful - will work on Bell-Bowl... a purely mechanical, similarly-patented, double-bowl, with a pet-friendly, similarly colour-coded, blue, unique lever-bell for water, & yellow lever-gong for food.
Meanwhile, a "Training" page to accompany each package. It's in big font (when full-size A4) &, with 10 - 15 explainer-vid pics on the back, will be laminated for constant, easy ref.
Let's keep promoting Ukraine's colours for the training page in Europe & US (even if must scrap them for China, India & Brazil).
NAMES: Maybe Pet-Power Bell-Bowl could be renamed for its main feature, GongBowl .com There are optional names for Pet-Power Buzz-Bowl, the shortest being BuzBol.com
COMPETITION?
Amazon has various double bowls with a reception- or restaurant-style bell between them. Overall, they're not reviewed favourably, not directional (food? water?), not pet-friendly, & often the instructions are for the human to ring it to say "Dinner Time". Wow. A human speaks!
If you put a reception bell each side, that's also 2nd rate.
A single buzz-bowl? Tried that before we thought of the double. A poor idea.... 1. Button must be worked into rim. (Special bowls required.) 2. Even if counterweight other side (postage cost), bowl toppled by big dog pushing down hard on buzzer. (Imagine reviews!) 3. Stabiliser? More stuff, more postage, buyer must fix on, & it would collect debris (well, it'd be under a food & water bowl). 4. Separate housing under bowl needed for battery, etc. 5. After all that, it'd still be just a single bowl.
Patent-pending for system, & method/process.
So, no competition for Buzz- or Bell-Bowl.
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If you haven't seen any of those viral vids, try these. Actually, image-links can't work. So, request pdf, or just check my descriptions.
DYING OF THIRST
Apart from the fun aspect, Pet-Power bowls will help people like I was, or pets that I had, as a child. Our lovable Lab was not too bright. My father quite rightly shouted at forgetful-me: "Give the poor dog water. How'd you like not to have a drink all day, especially now we're giving her dried food!"
You ever forgot?
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BAD BEHAVIOUR
The bowl forces the animal to think. It encourages empathy with the human. Training (receiving rewards & learning limits) should reduce a variety of unpleasant displacement behaviors that bored stay-at-home cats & dogs can exhibit.
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PRISONERS, PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS, YOUNG OFFENDERS, ELDERLY...
There are umpteen research papers on the benefits of pet-therapy. Many users/patients suffer from a lack of self-worth. Right now, the (usually) dogs are merely soothing; people hug, pet, walk, feed, read to... So, I asked AI:
"Would a double pet bowl from which pets could call their owners for food and water, and which required a bit of Pavlovian training so they didn't continually ask for food, be good for a mildly depressed or anxious prisoner?"
...for a mildly depressed, anxious, or forgetful elderly patient?"
...for a mildly depressed or anxious psychiatric patient?"
...a young offender?
...early stage MS, Parkinson's, or other neurological disease sufferer?
With a few caveats - like "The bowl should clearly signal to ensure the person is aware the dog is calling" - that Buzz-Bowl satisfies, when you ask my type of question, AI is overwhelmingly positive every time… Chat GPT concludes about prisoners: “The act of training a pet and receiving signals from it builds a sense of agency, emotional connection, and meaning — all of which are valuable in a rehabilitative or therapeutic setting.”
In short, self-worth -- something we all question at some point -- is boosted.
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PS As a non-techie, to make this site work on phones & laptops, I changed Allianz Global Investors' & Euromonitor's words. E.g. instead of "pet-humanisation is fuelling demand," you read "...fuels demand." So, check for yourself the incredible potential of a product - a double bowl - that, with your help, could capture the pet-market on combining food, water, & communication. Is there a better humanisation combo?
https://www.allianzgi.com/en/insights/outlook-and-commentary/humanisation-pets-asia
