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US 2026/0076340 A1Published application
Pouch for dispensing squeezable animal treat and methods
OwnerBlake Shadowinventor
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Abstract
A pouch for dispensing a squeezable animal treat includes a flexible, squeezable wall with an interior volume and a spoon integral and non-removably secured to the body. The pouch has a non-circular opening with a first section of open volume and a second section of open volume. The first section has a greater area of open volume than the second section.
Claims28
A pouch for dispensing a squeezable animal treat;
- the pouch comprising:
- (a) a pouch body including a flexible, squeezable surrounding wall defining an interior volume;
- the body including an opening in communication with the interior volume;
- (b) a spoon integral with and non-removably secured to the body;
- and
- (c) the opening being non-circular with a first end adjacent to the spoon, and an opposite second end remote from the spoon;
- (i) the opening having a length from the first end to the second end;
- (ii) the opening having a first section of open volume from the first end to 50% of the length, and a second section of open volume from the first section to the second end;
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- (iii) the first section having a greater area of open volume than the second section.
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A method of dispensing a squeezable animal treat;
- the method comprising:
- (a) providing a pouch body containing a non-solid foodstuff suitable for animal consumption;
- the body including an opening in communication with the interior volume;
- and a spoon integral and non-removably secured to the body;
- (i) the opening being non-circular with a first half adjacent to the spoon, and an opposite second half remote from the spoon;
- (ii) the first half having a greater area of open volume than the second half;
- (b) putting the spoon into a dispensing configuration;
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- (c) squeezing the pouch body to dispense the foodstuff from within the pouch body through the opening and onto the spoon.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.