Edible spinning top for domesticated animal
OwnerAmanda E. Huttoninventor
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Abstract
Edible spinning tops for domesticated animals are presented including: a spindle formed along a central axis; a body formed symmetrically and radially about the central axis and forming an annular cavity about the spindle; a protrusion positioned along the central axis and disposed along the body opposite the spindle; and retaining structures positioned separately along the spindle each forming a raised barrier and a retention valley therebetween, where the spindle protrudes above the body, and where the spindle, the body, and the protrusion include an edible, desiccated, and brittle composition. In some embodiments, an edible ring captured along the retention valley between the retaining structures about the spindle.
Claims14
An edible spinning top for domesticated animals comprising:
- a spindle formed along a central axis;
- a body formed symmetrically and radially about the central axis and forming an annular cavity about the spindle;
- a protrusion positioned along the central axis and disposed along the body opposite the spindle;
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- at least two retaining structures positioned separately along the spindle, the at least two retaining structures each forming a raised barrier and a retention valley therebetween, wherein
- at least one of the at least two retaining structures is hollow and comprises a hole for receiving a dose, wherein
- the spindle protrudes above the body, and wherein
- the spindle, the body, and the protrusion comprise an edible, desiccated, and brittle composition.
An edible spinning top for domesticated animals comprising:
- a spindle formed along a central axis;
- a body formed symmetrically and radially about the central axis and forming an annular cavity around the spindle;
- a protrusion positioned along the central axis and disposed along the body opposite the spindle;
- at least two retaining structures positioned separately along the spindle, the at least two retaining structures each forming a raised barrier and a retention valley therebetween, wherein one of the at least two retaining structures comprises at least two holes for aerating a dose;
- and
- an edible ring captured along the retention valley between the at least two retaining structures about the spindle, wherein
- the spindle protrudes above the body, wherein
- the spindle includes a hollowing cavity, wherein
- the hollowing cavity traverses through the spindle into and ending in the body, wherein
- the hollowing cavity is concentrically positioned with the spindle, wherein
- the hollowing cavity extends vertically and continuously to below the annular cavity and terminates before the protrusion, wherein
- the hollowing cavity is empty, and wherein
- the spindle, the body, and the protrusion comprise an edible, desiccated, and brittle composition.
An edible spinning top for domesticated animals comprising:
- a spindle formed along a central axis;
- a body formed symmetrically and radially about the central axis and forming an annular cavity around the spindle;
- a protrusion positioned along the central axis and disposed along the body opposite the spindle;
- at least two retaining structures positioned separately along the spindle, the at least two retaining structures each forming a raised barrier and a retention valley therebetween, wherein one of the at least two retaining structures is hollow and comprises a hole for receiving a dose;
- and
- an edible ring captured along the retention valley between the at least two retaining structures about the spindle, wherein
- the spindle protrudes above the body, wherein
- the spindle includes a hollowing cavity, wherein
- the hollowing cavity traverses through the spindle into and ending in the body, wherein
- the hollowing cavity is concentrically positioned with the spindle, wherein
- the hollowing cavity extends vertically and continuously to below the annular cavity and terminates before the protrusion, wherein
- the hollowing cavity is empty, and wherein
- the spindle, the body, and the protrusion comprise an edible, desiccated, and brittle composition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.