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Danit and Nathan Lawrence, founders of Torus Pet
OUR STORY

Born in New Zealand.Built for pets everywhere.

A family-owned company with one obsession: giving pets access to clean, cool water — wherever they are.

THE BEGINNING

A hollow ring. A simple idea.

Torus means hollow ring. It's the shape that stores water in the walls of our hydration system and releases it as your pet drinks — filtered, controlled, calm.

Danit and Nathan Lawrence started Torus Pet in New Zealand with four young children, a passion for clean engineering, and a clear problem to solve. A decade later, Torus is used by pet owners across the USA, UK, Europe, and Asia.

HOW WE MAKE IT

Designed in New Zealand. Made with care.

All Torus products are designed by New Zealand engineers and manufactured under their direct oversight. Our materials are food-grade, BPA-free, and fully recyclable — including packaging. Filter ingredients are certified from reputable sources in the USA and Asia. We maintain a fair-pay agreement and zero tolerance for child labour throughout our supply chain.

Food-grade materialsBPA-freeFully recyclable
Family with dog on a deck
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS

Simple. Honest. No cords required.

We believe the best products solve problems without adding new ones. That's why Torus works without electricity, batteries, or noise. You fill it, lock it, and go. We also believe in straightforward support — when something goes wrong, we fix it. No runaround.

OUR VALUES

The principles behind the product.

Pet-First

Pet-First

Every decision starts with one question: is this best for the pet?

Science-Led

Science-Led

We invest in research and stay at the cutting edge of pet health.

Transparent

Transparent

No hidden ingredients, no misleading claims. Just honest products.

Community

Community

A brand built by families, for families — and their pets.

VETERINARY ADVISORY

Backed by expertise

At Torus Pet, we believe that better hydration starts with trusted expertise. Our Veterinary Advisory Board helps us create educational resources, evaluate new ideas and support pet parents with practical, science-based guidance.

Tony Puglisi

Tony Puglisi

MS, DVM, DACVS

About

Dr Tony is a veterinarian based in Georgia, United States, recognized for his contributions to small-animal medicine and compassionate client care. He is part of the region's professional veterinary community, where he provides medical, surgical, and preventive services for companion animals.

Clinical approach

Tony's practice philosophy centers on comprehensive wellness care, combining modern diagnostic technology with an emphasis on education and preventive strategies to support long-term animal health. His approach typically involves collaboration with pet owners to create individualized treatment plans.

Community and professional engagement

Within Georgia's veterinary network, Dr. Tony is known for his involvement in professional associations and continuing education programs. His commitment to local pet health extends beyond his clinic through participation in community outreach initiatives such as pet-care education events.

Courtney Otto

Courtney Otto

RVT, VTS

About

Courtney is a Veterinary Technician based in Georgia, United States. She is currently employed as a Level 4 Certified Veterinary Technician at the University of Georgia Veterinary Teaching Hospital, assisting veterinarians in diagnosis, teaching fourth year veterinary students, treatment, and care of companion animals across clinical and emergency settings.

Career and responsibilities

Courtney's duties include preparing patients for surgical or medical procedures, monitoring anesthesia, student teaching, collecting lab samples, and maintaining accurate medical records. She serves as a bridge between veterinarians, animal patients, and their owners, ensuring treatments are properly administered and follow-up care is well coordinated.

Impact

Veterinary technicians such as Courtney play a critical role in ensuring both pet owners and veterinarians receive skilled support. Her work contributes to the broader public health landscape by promoting preventive care and humane treatment.

The Veterinary Advisory Board provides guidance on pet hydration, educational content, and product development. Individual veterinary advisors are not responsible for the diagnosis or treatment of any pet and do not replace consultation with your own veterinarian.