Tortoise bathing facility
OwnerWilliam Yoerginventor
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Abstract
A pet bathing unit comprising a container for supporting a pet therein, the container having a base and at least one sidewall extending therefrom, a fluid conduit having at least one fluid jet nozzle extending therefrom and located proximal the base to provide for a steady fluid stream along the base of the container to clean the underside of the pet, a drain unit located on the base of the container to provide a path from the container to a sanitation outlet for the movement of fluids and particles therethrough, at least one pet supporting surface extending from the base, and a set of channels extending along the base of the container between the at least one fluid jet nozzle and the drain unit.
Claims20
A pet bathing unit comprising:
- a container for supporting a pet therein, the container having a base and at least one sidewall extending therefrom;
- a fluid conduit having at least one fluid jet nozzle extending therefrom, the at least one fluid jet nozzle located proximal the base and providing for a steady fluid stream along the base of the container to clean the underside of the pet;
- a drain unit located on the base of the container, the drain unit providing a path from the container to a sanitation outlet for the movement of fluids and particles therethrough;
- at least one pet supporting surface extending from the base;
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- a set of channels extending along the base of the container between the at least one fluid jet nozzle and the drain unit.
A pet bathing unit comprising:
- a container for supporting a pet therein, the container having a base and at least one sidewall extending therefrom;
- a fluid conduit having a fluid jet nozzle extending therefrom, the fluid jet nozzle located proximal the base and providing for a steady fluid stream along the base of the container to clean the underside of the pet;
- a drain unit located on the base of the container, the drain unit providing a path from the container to a sanitation outlet for the movement of fluids and particles therethrough;
- a set of pet supporting surfaces extending from the base;
- a set of channels extending along the base of the container between the set of fluid jet nozzles and the drain unit, the channels directing the fluid stream towards the drain unit;
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- a set of water deflecting members protruding from the base of the container, the water deflecting members removing feces and dirt clinging to the feet of the pet while also deflecting a portion of the fluid stream upwards to clean the underside of the pet.
A tortoise and turtle bathing unit comprising:
- a container for supporting tortoises and turtles therein, the container having a base and at least one sidewall extending therefrom;
- a fluid conduit having a plurality of fluid jet nozzles extending therefrom, the fluid jet nozzles located proximal the base and providing for a steady fluid stream along the base of the container to clean the underside of the tortoises and turtles;
- a drain unit located on the base of the container, the drain unit providing a path from the container to a sanitation outlet for the movement of fluids and particles therethrough;
- an extendable outlet tube connected to the drain unit for allowing the positioning of the pet bathing unit at a spaced condition from the sanitation outlet;
- a set of tortoises and turtles supporting surfaces extending from the base;
- a plurality of channels extending along the base of the container between the set fluid jet nozzles and the drain unit with each channel positioned between two tortoises and turtles supporting surfaces for directing the fluid stream towards the drain unit;
- a set of water deflecting members protruding from the base of the container, the water deflecting members removing feces and dirt clinging to the feet of the tortoises and turtles while also deflecting a portion of the fluid stream upwards to clean the underside of the tortoises and turtles;
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- a stand for supporting the container in an elevated condition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.