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US 7,243,612 · App. 11/332,624 · Granted Jul 17, 2007

Device introduced in toilet for pets

Assignee: Christiane Campello Costa
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Patent No.
US 7,243,612
App. No.
11/332,624
Granted
Jul 17, 2007
Kind
B2
Abstract

A toilet device for use by dogs and cats. The device includes a grid, at least one tray and an upright structure. In addition other elements of the device can include a: picker for lifting the grid, cuts or grooves, side closures, slots and reinforcements.

Claims (8)

1. A toilet device for pets, comprising:

a grid having orifices through which urine from a pet can drain and a groove on a side of said grid to facilitate manual removal of said grid, said grid having side structures having cuts therein;

at least one tray having cavities in a first base-surface direction located on ends of said tray, and cavities in a second, surface-base direction located on ends of said tray wherein said cavities in said first base-surface direction facilitates connecting two or more of said at least one tray together,

said cavities in said first base-surface direction having side closures to prevent a dog's urine from draining to a floor,

said at least one tray having sides and said sides having slots and openings wherein said slots favor urine drainage towards a center of said at least one tray and wherein said openings allowing the side closures to pass when connecting the two trays, and

reinforcements internally located in one of the sides of said at least one tray in order impart increased strength to said device.

2. The toilet device according to claim 1 , further comprising an upright structure protruding at a specific tilting to direct urine into said at least tray.

3. The toilet device according to claim 2 wherein said upright structure has an embossed hydrant drawing located in a central portion of the upright structure.

Priority Claims (1)
BR 8500039 U · Jan 14, 2005 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20060156992A1 · Jul 20, 2006