Care free pet dish
OwnerCheryl S. Rizk, Salam K. Rizkinventors
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OwnerCheryl S. Rizk, Salam K. Rizkinventors
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This invention is a two-piece pet food and water dish that gives the appearance of a single dish. The pet dish invention consists of a water cavity that connects to a water channel. The water channel surrounds a dry island from three sides. The dry island has a boundary wall higher than the outer wall and lip of the water bowl. The food bowl slides freely in one direction inside the dry island walls and rests at the bottom of the dry island. The wide top lip of the food bowl stays higher than the lip of the water bowl, thus leaving a space between the food bowl lip and the water bowl lip, a distance equal to the width of the water channel. This prevents pet food from falling into the water cavity and channel when the pet is feeding or when refilling. Also, the portable food bowl can simply be removed to be cleaned or refilled. This pet food dish has a low center of gravity, is ant proof, holds and isolates food from the water cavity and channel, and can be left unattended for long periods of time.
1- This invention is a two part low profile pet dish designed to keep ants and crawling insects away from pet food, and prevents pet food from falling in the water cavity and channel. The invention consists of:
2- The food bowl of claim 1 is designed to slide inside the dry island cavity in one direction.
3- The food bowl of claim 1 has a wide lip vertically aligned with the water channel lip preventing excess food from falling inside the water channel.
4- The wide lip of the food bowl of claim 3 stay at a distance above the lip of water bowl equal to the top width of the water channel.
5- The food bowl of claim 1 has a high back wall to prevents pet food from falling into the water cavity.
6- The dry island of claim 1 is designed to secure the food bowl in place in one direction.
7- The dry island of claim 1 has walls higher than the outer wall of the water bowl. This prevents water from entering the dry island from the water cavity and channel.