Pet chew dispensing device
AssigneeHimalayan Corporation
InventorSuman K. Shrestha
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Abstract
A pet chew dispensing device simultaneously secures and dispenses a pet chew. In some examples, the device may comprise a body of chew resistant material and a window formed through the body and adapted to receive the pet chew therein. When disposed inside the window, the pet chew remains partially exposed while the pet chew is simultaneously protected by the body of chew resistant material. The device adaptively pressures the pet chew, such that pet chews which change size over time (or having a range of different initial sizes) may nonetheless remain secured.
Claims7
A pet chew dispensing device to secure and dispense a pet chew, comprising:
- a disc shaped body of chew resistant material, wherein the body of chew resistant material has a middle thickness which tapers toward an outer perimeter of the body of chew resistant material;
- a rectangular window formed through said body of chew resistant material, wherein the window receives the pet chew therein, and wherein, when disposed inside the window, opposite faces of the pet chew remain exposed while a perimeter of the pet chew is substantially protected by the body of chew resistant material;
- a means to secure a first side of the perimeter of the pet chew at a first edge of the window;
- a means to secure a second side of the perimeter of the pet chew at a second edge of the window, wherein the second side of the perimeter of the pet chew and the second edge of the window, respectively, are opposite the first side of the perimeter of the pet chew and the first edge of the window, respectively;
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- wherein at least the means to secure the second side of the perimeter of the pet chew comprises a means to adaptively pressure to the pet chew, wherein the means to adaptively pressure the pet chew adapts to a range of pet chew sizes and presses the pet chew against the means to secure the first side of the perimeter of the pet chew.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.