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US 2012/0058168 A1Published application
Animal Attractant
OwnerRobert M. Stanleyinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed herein are compositions and methods useful for attracting animals to a site determined by the user of the compositions and method disclosed herein. Disclosed are compositions that contain an absorbent material and an animal attractant. The animal attractant may be in the form of a liquid and may have a urine scent, a food scent, or a combination thereof.
Claims19
A composition comprising
- a. an absorbent material, wherein said absorbent material comprises a material selected from a crosslinked polyacrylamide polymer;
- a crosslinked polyacrylate polymer;
- a polyacrylamide/polyacrylate polymer;
- a long chain linear polymer;
- a cationic polymer;
- peat moss;
- a clay based material;
- a silica based material;
- a cellulose material;
- or a combination thereof;
- and
- b. an animal attractant;
- wherein said absorbent material is capable of absorbing said animal attractant;
- and
- wherein said absorbent material is capable of releasing a scent of said animal attractant over a period of greater than about 30 days.
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A method of attracting an animal to a desired site, comprising the steps of
- a. contacting said absorbent material with an animal attractant;
- and
- b. placing said absorbent material at said desired site.
A kit comprising an absorbent material and an animal attractant, wherein said absorbent material is selected from a crosslinked polyacrylamide polymer, a crosslinked polyacrylate polymer;
- a polyacrylamide/polyacrylate polymer;
- a long chain linear polymer;
- a cationic polymer;
- peat moss, a clay based material, a silica based material, a cellulose material, or a combination thereof;
- wherein said absorbent material is in a form selected from a particulate;
- a disk;
- and a generally elongated shape;
- and
- wherein said animal attractant is selected from a material that releases a urine scent, a food scent, or a combination thereof.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.