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US 6,928,954 · App. 10/692,356 · Granted Aug 16, 2005

Automatic pet waterer

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Patent No.
US 6,928,954
App. No.
10/692,356
Granted
Aug 16, 2005
Kind
B2
Abstract

A pet watering system which includes a refillable reservoir for holding water. A base is provided that holds the reservoir and receives water therefrom. Secured to the front of the base is a bowl which receives water from the base. A pump circulates water between the base and the bowl. A well is associated with the base, into which water is received from the base before being circulated into the bowl.

Claims (12)

1. A pet watering system comprising:

a refillable reservoir for holding water;

a base for holding the reservoir and receiving water there from;

a bowl secured to the base for receiving water from the base; wherein the bowl is defined by a wall having an interior side and the bowl includes two inclined ledges having upper ends adjacent the well and extending in an opposite directions away from the well along the interior of the wall of the bowl, so that water flowing out of the well flows downwardly on the two inclined ledges into the bowl

a pump for circulating water between the base and the bowl;

a filter connected to the pump for receiving pressurized water therefrom; and

a well associated with the base into which water is received from the filter before being circulated into the bowl.

2. The pet watering system of claim 1 wherein the bowl includes an inclined ledge having an upper end adjacent the well and extending downwardly into the bowl, so that water flowing out of the well flows downwardly on the inclined ledge into the bowl.

3. The pet waterer of claim 1 wherein each ledge includes a recessed channel.

4. The pet waterer of claim 1 wherein the pump includes an air intake for aerating the water pumped thereby.

5. The pet waterer of claim 1 wherein the reservoir is removable from the base.

6. The pet waterer of claim 5 wherein the reservoir has opposite ends and a handle associated with each end to facilitate removal from the base, refilling the reservoir, and reinserting the reservoir into the base.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 6042096200 · Oct 24, 2002
Related Publication 20040118356A1 · Jun 24, 2004