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US 2019/0313601 A1Published application
Pet bed
OwnerFaye Angevineinventor
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Abstract
A pet bed comprises a first layer configured for retaining a filler material, a second layer surrounding the first inner layer and a third layer surrounding the second layer. The second inner layer comprises a waterproof shell so that liquid cannot contact the first inner layer if the second outer layer is exposed to a liquid. The third layer forms a second shell and is formed from a breathable fabric. The third layer can absorb liquid that may come into contact with the third layer. The second and third layers are selectively securable and removable from the first layer.
Claims17
A pet bed, comprising:
- a first fabric layer forming a first inner shell;
- a resilient compressible filler material disposed within the first fabric layer, the first fabric layer permanently retaining the compressible filler material therein, the first fabric layer and compressible filler material forming a cushion;
- a second fabric layer forming a second inner shell and completely encasing, and having a similar shape and size as, the first fabric layer, the second fabric layer comprised of a waterproof fabric so that a liquid contacting the second fabric layer is prevented from contacting the first fabric layer, the second inner layer having a first closure device for closing a first opening extending along one side thereof to allow the second inner layer to be removable from the first inner layer;
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- a third fabric layer forming an outer shell formed from a breathable and liquid absorbing fabric and completely encasing and having a similar shape and size as the second fabric layer, the third layer configured to absorb the liquid that may come into contact with the third layer, the third layer having a second closure device for closing a second opening extending along one side of the third layer to allow the third layer to be removable from the second layer.
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