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US 2022/0030829 A1Published application
System and method for no spillage drinking bowl
OwnerNduka Ejiofor Udehinventor
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Abstract
A system and method for a no spillage pet bowl designed to hold and store large amounts of water or food as well as prevent pets such as dogs from spilling the contents across the floor, the system having two different configurations where in the first configuration the bowls may be used similar to a conventional bowl and in the second configuration a replaceable head guide may be positioned within the bowl to guide the pet into the bowl and prevent water from being displaced from the bowl.
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A pet bowl comprising:
- a base reservoir, the base reservoir having an inner reservoir for holding fluid, the inner reservoir extending from a top to a bottom of the base reservoir;
- a cover, the cover connected to the base reservoir, the cover configured to cover the base reservoir when connected, the cover having an aperture;
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- a head guide having an aperture therethrough, wherein the head guide is positioned within the aperture of the cover, the head guide when positioned not reaching the bottom of the base reservoir, wherein when the head guide is positioned within the base reservoir the head guide provides access to an entirety of fluid in the base reservoir is accessible without movement of any part of the pet bowl.
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A pet bowl comprising:
- a base reservoir configured to hold a fluid;
- the base reservoir having an aperture;
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- a head guide, the head guide positionalable within the aperture of the base reservoir wherein nothing is positioned inside of the head guide, the head guide when positioned not reaching a bottom of the base reservoir, the base reservoir having a reservoir for holding fluid, an entirety of the reservoir Tillable with water.
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A method for using a pet bowl in two configurations including a regular pet bowl and a no spillage pet bowl, the method comprising:
- placing a base reservoir on the ground;
- pouring a fluid into the base reservoir;
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- positioning a cover onto the base reservoir, the cover having an aperture, the cover having a lowered plane edge portion extending downward past a bottom surface of the cover that is retained on an inner surface of the base reservoir.
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A pet bowl comprising:
- a base reservoir that is hollow and cube in shape, the base reservoir having an inner reservoir for holding fluid, the inner reservoir extending from a top to a bottom of the base reservoir;
- a cover that is square in shape having a circular aperture at a center, the cover removably connected to the base reservoir such that when the cover is connected to the base reservoir, the fluid is escapable only through the circular aperture and when not connected, the cover having an edge perimeter portion extending outward from and not connected to the base reservoir, an entirety of the edge perimeter portion positioned above the base reservoir when the cover is connected to the base reservoir, wherein the cover has a lowered plane edge portion extending downward past a bottom surface of the cover, the lowered plane edge portion positioned within an inner surface of the base reservoir when the cover is connected to the base reservoir;
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- a head guide having a circular aperture therethrough, wherein the head guide is positioned within the circular aperture of the cover, wherein the circular aperture of the head guide increases in size from a bottom surface portion to a top surface portion, wherein the head guide has a bottom surface portion and a sidewall portion extends outwardly and upwardly from an upper margin of the bottom surface portion wherein the sidewall portion terminates into a top surface portion wherein the top surface portion is of a larger area or circumference than the bottom surface portion wherein the aperture increases in size from the bottom surface portion to the top surface portion, wherein a pathway from a top of the circular aperture to a bottom of the base resevoir is unobstructed.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.