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US 5,488,927 AGranted
Animal food dish and water dispenser
OwnerMoises B. Lorenzana, Vance A. Lorenzanainventors
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Abstract
An animal food dish and water dispenser which includes first and second cup shaped receptacles spaced apart in a base member having an upwardly projecting barrier separating the two receptacles and supporting an inverted water reservoir bottle centrally on the base member to supply water to one of the receptacles.
Claims10
Animal food dish and water dispenser of a type which utilizes an inverted bottle as a reservoir to provide a continuing flow of water to an open container from which domestic animals may drink comprising:
- an elongated base member having a centrally disposed plateau portion, said base member being formed with a first and a second cup shaped receptacles with said plateau portion being between said receptacles and projecting upwardly above said receptacles to form an elevated barrier extending across said base member between said receptacles to prevent any liquid or solid material placed in said receptacles from being commingled, said plateau portion being formed with an upwardly facing recess having internal threads to receive and support an inverted plastic bottle to deliver water to said recess, said base member being formed with a channel extending from said recess to said first receptacle to supply water from said recess to said first receptacle.
An animal food dish and water dispenser comprising:
- a base member having peripherally disposed sidewalls supporting a first and a second receptacle which are separated by a plateau portion extending across the middle of said base member, said sidewalls terminating in lower edges disposed in a single plane for engagement with a horizontal supporting surface, said sidewalls having upper edges which are connected to said receptacles by a lip which along with said plateau portion defines a mouth for each of said receptacles, said lip of both receptacles being disposed in a common horizontal plane below the plateau portion which provides a continuous barrier extending between said receptacles and extending above said horizontal plane to prevent an animal from transfering food or water between said receptacles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.