Abstract: A pet food container having a dish member with a concavity formed therein and a base member having a liquid-receiving moat formed therein. The dish member has a connector formed on a bottom surface of the concavity which is detachably engagable with a central member formed on the base member. The base member has a raised rim extending outwardly from an outer periphery of the bottom surface. The dish member includes an upper surface above the concavity with a configuration which is nestable within the moat of the base member. The central member of the base member has a generally cylindrical configuration. The flat bottom surface of the base member includes an interior recess which is selectively engagable with the connector of the dish member. A copper strip extends circumferentially around the exterior surface of the rim. A clamp is provided in resilient relationship with the base member so as to extend through a hole in the base member between a retracted position and an extended position.

Abstract: A pet food container having a dish member with an outwardly angled side wall and a base member having a generally flat bottom surface. The dish member includes a concavity formed in an upper surface. The dish member has a connector that is formed on a bottom surface of the concavity. The base member has a raised rim extending upwardly from an outer periphery of the bottom surface. The base member has a central member for engaging the connector of the dish member. A hole is formed interior of said central member. The rim and the central member define a liquid-receiving moat in the base member. The dish member is positioned above the base member such that the angled side wall of the dish member is separated from the rim of the base member. The angled side wall has a window area formed therein so as to allow a liquid to be introduced into the moat of the base member. The window includes a ledge that is formed along a top edge of the window area.