Pet treat holder and safety device
AssigneeBow Wow Labs, Inc.
InventorsBrian J. Walt, Randy D. Jack, Alexander Bornemann
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Abstract
A device for securing a pet toy or treat and related methods are described. The device includes a body including one or more inner walls defining a void. The device further includes one or more non-slip features on the one or more inner walls that are configured to extend into the void. The device further includes a retaining feature movably coupled to the body. The retaining feature is configured to cooperate with the one or more non-slip features to retain at least a portion of an object inserted in the void against the body.
Claims19
A device for securing a pet toy or a pet treat, the device comprising:
- a body including one or more inner walls defining a first void, the first void being configured to receive the pet toy or the pet treat, the one or more inner walls including a first inner wall;
- and
- a retaining feature being configured to movably couple to the body such that a first end of the retaining feature extends into the first void and contacts the pet toy or the pet treat to apply a force against a portion of the pet toy or the pet treat when the pet toy or the pet treat is inserted into the first void and when the pet toy or the pet treat is retained against the first inner wall by the retaining feature, the retaining feature including:
- a shaft having:
- a first shaft section ending in the first end of the retaining feature, and
- a second shaft section connected to the first shaft section and having a diameter larger than the first shaft section, and
- an end larger in diameter than the second shaft section and connected to the second shaft section opposite from the first shaft section.
A device for securing a pet toy or a pet treat, the device comprising:
- a body including one or more inner walls defining a void, the void being configured to receive the pet toy or the pet treat, the one or more inner walls including a first inner wall;
- and
- a removable portion being configured to movably couple to the body such that a piece of the removable portion extends into the void and applies a force against a portion of the pet toy or the pet treat inserted into the void and retained against the first inner wall,
- wherein the device has symmetric opposite ends when the body and the removable portion are coupled together, and the body includes a first head portion and a body portion, and the removable portion is configured to movably couple to the body portion opposite from the first head portion.
A device for securing a pet toy or a pet treat, the device comprising:
- a body, the body including one or more inner walls, the one or more inner walls including a first inner wall, the one or more inner walls defining a void, the one or more inner walls further defining an aperture configured to provide access for the pet toy or the pet treat into the void;
- and
- a retaining feature being movably coupled to the body, the retaining feature including a first end, the first end extending into the void, the first end being in contact with and applying a force against a portion of the pet toy or the pet treat when the pet toy or the pet treat is inserted into the void and when the pet toy or the pet treat is retained between and against the first inner wall and the first end, the retaining feature including a shaft, the shaft including a first shaft section and a second shaft section, the first shaft section ending in the first end, the second shaft section being contiguous to the first shaft section, the second shaft section having a diameter larger than the first shaft section, the retaining feature further including an end, the end having a diameter larger than the second shaft section, the end being contiguous to the second shaft section opposite from the first shaft end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.