Tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish
OwnerJohn P. Raposainventor
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A new and improved tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish for providing an outdoor pet food or water dish that is secured upright whereby preventing loss of food or water due to the pet tipping over the dish. The post has a central aperture with a radially extending recess. The tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish comprises an open bowl having a closed planar bottom. The planar bottom has a hollow, post projecting upwardly therefrom to slightly above the edge of the top of the bowl whereby liquid placed inside the bowl can not flow into the hollow post. The tip-resistant outdoor pet dish also includes a spike having a pointed lower end. The spike extends downwardly through the hollow post and is inserted into the ground under the dish whereby the dish may not be tipped by a pet animal. The spike has a radially extending projection adjacent to the upper end adapted to be received in the complimentary axial recess in the post of the dish.
A new and improved tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish for providing an outdoor pet food or water dish that is secured upright whereby preventing loss of food or water due to the pet tipping over the dish, the tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish comprising:
A new and improved tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish for providing an outdoor pet food or water dish that is secured upright whereby preventing loss of food or water due to the pet tipping over the dish, the tip-resistant outdoor pet feeding or watering dish comprising:
A method for securing an outdoor pet food or water dish upright whereby preventing loss of food or water due to the pet tipping over the dish by using an open bowl having a hollow post member therein extending upwardly from the bottom and a pointed spike, the method comprising the following steps in combination:
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