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US 2006/0130769 A1Published application
Adjustable elevated serving tray for pets
OwnerJim Nicholsinventor
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Abstract
An adjustable elevated serving tray for pets and having a tray portion accepting various dish sizes and shapes, leg position brackets on the bottom or sides of the tray portion, and two legs fastenable in any one of multiple possible positions beneath the tray portion by means of angled slots in the leg position brackets.
Claims9
An adjustable elevated serving tray for pets, comprising:
- a) a tray portion having two opposing sides, and an upper planar surface and a lower surface;
- b) two leg position brackets positioned on the tray portion parallel to each other along the opposing sides of the rectangular tray, the two leg position brackets having identical parallel elongated vertically extending portions, each elongated vertically extending portion having two ends, and having multiple angled height adjustment slots located at each of the two ends;
- wherein each angled height adjustment slot at each end of the two ends of a particular elongated vertically extending portion is at a different angle than the other angled height adjustment slots at that end, with the position and angle of each of the angled height adjustment slots on one of the two ends of each vertically extending portion being in mirror image relationship with an angled height adjustment slot on the other end of the same vertically extending portion, and identical to the position and angle of a corresponding angled height adjustment slot on the other vertically extending portion;
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- c) two legs, each leg having a base portion, two upright portions and two bent ends, each of the legs being removably attachable to the two leg position brackets by insertion of one bent end into one angled height adjustment slot on one of the vertically extending portions and insertion of the other bent end into the angled height adjustment slot having the identical position and angle on the other vertically extending portion.
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