Abstract: A pet feeding device is disclosed having an outer container, an inner cavity within said container, a retaining ridge at the mouth of the inner cavity, a stacked array of at least one liner, and a compression device. The at least one liner can be nested within the inner cavity and then be individually disposed of as required for each new feeding. The at least one liner is held in the inner cavity by the retaining ridge and the compression device. The at least one liner is placed into device for restocking by pressing down into the inner cavity. The at least one liner can be removed for disposal individually. The compression device in bottom of cavity supports liners and continuously keeps supply of the at least one liner conveniently staged at top edge of cavity, as well as keeps them from moving during feedings.

Abstract: A feeding device that is comprised of an outer containment module and inner compression device, so configured that a multiplicity of disposable liners can be nested within the device and then be individually dispensed as required for each new feeding. The disposable liners are held inside the bowl without need for mechanical hinges, moving rims or retaining devices, but rather by a very careful cooperation between the size of the liners and an inwardly extending retaining flange or lip on the top inner edge of the containment module. This unique design allows the user to simply press liners into the device or peel them out, whenever the circumstances require it. The compression device in the bottom of the containment module supports the liners and continuously keeps the supply of disposable liners conveniently staged at the top edge of the module, as well as keeps them from moving during feedings.