Abstract: A pet food and water receptacle anchoring system includes an anchor that is fixed on an underside of the food/water receptacle. In a preferred embodiment, the anchor comprises a head member on an upper portion and a screw member on a lower portion. The anchor may be screwed downwardly into any surface, or alternatively into a sleeve that is secured into a cement surface. Preferably, the anchor includes a ground plate to provide further stabilization to the receptacle when secured to a surface.

Abstract: A pet food and water receptacle anchoring system includes an anchor that is fixed on an underside of the food/water receptacle. In a preferred embodiment, the anchor comprises a head member on an upper portion and a screw member on a lower portion. The anchor may be screwed downwardly into any surface, or alternatively into a sleeve that is secured into a cement surface. Preferably, the anchor includes a ground plate to provide further stabilization to the receptacle when secured to a surface.

Abstract: A pet food and water receptacle anchoring system includes an anchor that is removably coupled to an anchor receiver on an underside of the food/water receptacle. In a preferred embodiment, the anchor comprises a head member on an upper portion and a screw member on a lower portion, wherein the head member is preferably of a square cross-section, and includes a spring-loaded ballbearing that extends slightly outwardly from at least one side of the head member. The anchor may be screwed downwardly into any surface, or alternatively into a sleeve that is secured into a cement surface. Preferably, at least one inner side of the anchor receiver (and more preferably, all inner sides thereof) include a slight indentation that engages the spring-loaded ballbearing that is disposed on one side of the anchor head for snap fit engagement.

Abstract: A pet food and water receptacle anchoring system includes an anchor that is removably coupled to an anchor receiver on an underside of the food/water receptacle. In a preferred embodiment, the anchor comprises a head member on an upper portion and a screw member on a lower portion, wherein the head member is preferably of a square cross-section, and includes a spring-loaded ballbearing that extends slightly outwardly from at least one side of the head member. The anchor may be screwed downwardly into any surface, or alternatively into a sleeve that is secured into a cement surface. Preferably, at least one inner side of the anchor receiver (and more preferably, all inner sides thereof) include a slight indentation that engages the spring-loaded ballbearing that is disposed on one side of the anchor head for snap fit engagement.