Cat litter pods
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InventorVirginia E. Kincaid
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An apparatus for animal litter called a Cat Litter Pod. This apparatus features a bottom built-in liner, impervious to liquids; a top gauze-like, cheesecloth material to cover the litter granules; a way to join the top and bottom to provide an encasement space; and absorbent granules of various litter material inside the encasement. This litter pod provides convenience and portability to necessary sanitation devices for cats that are kept inside. Configured as a low profile and disposable this apparatus is particularly important to older or infirm cats that have problems with limited mobility.
An animal litter apparatus, comprising:
A pet litter apparatus, comprising:
A pet litter apparatus, comprising:
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Removal of dung or urine ; Removal of manure from stables: cat trays; Dog urinals; Toilets for pets
Animal husbandry
Term ended 19 Aug 2024 (estimated)
The present Cat Litter Pod relates to the field of animal litter devices. Animal litter containers of the type containing loose particulate material therein, such as so-called “litter boxes” are well suited for household use by domestic pets, such as cats, to deposit their excreta therein.
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The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate an embodiment of the cat litter pod that is preferred. The drawings together with the summary description given above and a detailed description given below serve to explain the principles of the apparatus. It is understood, however, that the cat litter pod is not limited to only the precise arrangements and instrumentalities shown.
FIG. 1 is a PICTURE of an Actual Prototype Cat Litter Pod.
FIG. 2 is a PICTURE of an Actual Prototype Cat Litter Pod demonstrating the two different sides.
The following list refers to the drawings: 21 cat litter pod 22 top surface 23 bottom liner 24 way to connect top and bottom 25 granules 26 flat surface 27 container 28 darkened area of granules
The new apparatus is a cat litter “pod”. The litter pod is comprised of a bottom built-in liner, impervious to liquids; a top gauze or cheesecloth-like material to cover the litter granules; a way to join the top and bottom to provide an encasement space; and absorbent granules of various litter material inside the encasement. A person having ordinary skill in the field of this type of apparatus appreciates the various materials and component parts that may be used to physically permit this cat litter pod to be produced and utilized. The improvements over the existing art are providing a device that: prevents the build-up of litter on sick or immobile cats; is clean and sanitary; may be used alone or with a container; is a simple and inexpensive design; is versatile in the type of absorbent granules used; is thin and can be of various sized areas; and is disposable.
There is shown in FIGS. 1–9 a complete operative embodiment of the cat litter pod. The apparatus generally relates to a litter device for cats. While the present cat litter pod shows an apparatus that is approximately sixteen to eighteen inches in length, twelve inches in width and less than one inch in depth as the embodiment for a cat litter pod, this showing is not meant to limit the intention of the present device. The same concept applies to other litter pod devices of varying lengths, widths and depths.