Disposable bowl adapted to be employed for preparing ready-for-use food for pets
AssigneeCovi
InventorPatrice Bourigault
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Abstract
The first skirt portion has an outward extension in the form of a substantially smooth upper circumferential edge, wherein the upper edge itself has an extension in the form of a second skirt portion extending downwardly and outwardly to a lower circumferential edge. The bottom portion has on its lower face an adhesive member such as a two-sided adhesive. The ratio of the average inner diameter of the first skirt portion to the inner height of the bowl is at least about 3, and advantageously ranges from about 3.5 to 7.5, and preferably, from 4 to 6.
Claims16
A disposable bowl adapted to be employed for preparing a ready-for-use dish and to contain an amount of food constituting a normally daily substantially complete and balanced ration for a pet animal, wherein the bowl comprises a substantially flat bottom portion having an upward and outward extension in the form of at least one skirt portion having at least one ring-shaped edge for accommodating a removable capping for closing the bowl and protecting said food, said at least one skirt portion comprising a first skirt portion having an outward extension in the form of a substantially smooth upper circumferential edge, said upper edge having an extension in the form of a second skirt portion extending downwardly and upwardly to a lower circumferential edge, the bottom portion having on a lower face an adhesive member attached to said lower face, adhesive member having an adhesive free face covered with a peelable protective film;
- the bowl being shaped in such a way that, when the lower circumferential edge is in contact with a substantially flat floor, said adhesive free face of the adhesive member is also in contact with said floor substantially over it's entire surface area;
- and the ratio of an average inner diameter of the first skirt portion to an inner height of the bowl is at least about 3.
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