Elevated animal feeder
AssigneeCosmic Pet LLC
InventorSteven Tsengas
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Abstract
An adjustable elevated feeder is provided having a platform for holding both a feeder and a water bowl. The underside of the platform surface has a pair of parallel disposed leg impingement slots formed therein. A pair of rectangular leg elements each having two dimension: a high dimension having a longer width and a low dimension having a shorter width. When the legs are press fitted into the slots about the shorter width, the high dimension raises the platform to an upper adjustment height. Alternately, when the legs are press fitted into the slots about the greater length, the low dimension lowers the platform to a lower adjustment height.
Claims13
An adjustable height, elevated feeder comprising:
- an elevated platform forming at least one receiving orifice for fittingly holding both a feeder and a water bowl, said platform having a length of a first dimension and a width of a second dimension;
- a pair of parallel disposed leg attachment connections formed on an underside surface of the platform along said length;
- a first regular geometric leg element having a long side having a first dimension and a short side having a second dimension;
- a second regular geometric leg element having a long side having a first dimension and a short side having a second dimension;
- wherein when the first regular geometric leg element is affixed to one of said disposed leg attachment connections and the second regular geometric leg element is affixed to one of said disposed leg attachment connections respectively along each long side said elevated platform is supported at a first height;
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- wherein when the first regular geometric leg element is affixed to one of said disposed leg attachment connections and the second regular geometric leg element is affixed to one of said disposed leg attachment connections respectively along each short side said elevated platform is supported at a second height.
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