ES1294892U - Pet water dish (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Water dish for pets, formed by a concave dish (1), characterized in that it comprises a hollow projection (2) at the bottom of the dish (1), the projection (2) having a mouth (3) and a series of lower outlets (4) inside the projection (2) and a cover (5, 6). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

pet water dish

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present application refers to a water dish for pets that allows them to be refreshed with ice or ice cream, without generating possible sources of dirt.

STATE OF THE ART

In summer, pets tend to get very hot, especially in closed spaces such as flats, apartments and the like. For this reason, they are sometimes offered ice or ice water to cool down. Some, like dogs, can end up walking the ice around the space, dirtying the floor and furniture.

Therefore, it is desirable to have a way to provide ice or sundaes to a pet without the risk of the pet removing the ice from its container or dish.

The applicant is not aware of any solution to these problems similar to the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention refers to a water dish for pets according to the claims, whose embodiments improve and solve the problems of the art.

The invention is a water dish for pets formed by a concave dish comprising a hollow projection at the bottom of the dish. The ledge is preferably in the center to reduce the chance of splashes falling off the plate. This ledge has an upper mouth, one or more lower outlets from the interior, and a lid at the mouth. Preferably, the bottom of the projection is higher than the bottom of the plate so that the outlets are inclined and the emptying of the projection is facilitated.

A first example of a preferred lid is a perforated lid, which facilitates the ventilation of the ice or ice cream that is placed inside.

A second example of a lid is an ice-carrying lid, by means of a stem projecting outwards from the boss. The ice block will be attached to the stem, which may have holes, ribs, ridges, or another way to better attach the ice to it.

Other variants are seen in the rest of the report.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: Partial exploded view of a first embodiment with a perforated lid.

Figure 2: Perspective view of a second example, with ice-bearing lid.

MODES OF EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

Next, an embodiment of the invention is briefly described, as an illustrative and non-limiting example of the latter.

Figure 1 shows a preferred embodiment example. Part of a plate (1) concave in shape with a projection (2), generally centered. The projection (2) is hollow and has an upper mouth (3) and a series of lower outlets (4) for emptying.

To facilitate this emptying, the bottom of the projection (2) is higher than the rest of the plate (1), thus leaving the outlets (4) inclined.

The mouth (3) of the projection (2) can be closed with different types of covers (5,6). The cover (5,6) will preferably be fixed solidly, either by pressure, by clipping (temporary deformation of an elastic element) or by screwing.

A first embodiment comprises a perforated lid (5), as in figure 1. In this way, the user can place ice in the hollow projection (2) and close the mouth (3). The ice comes into contact with the water in the tray (1) through the outlets (4). If the tray is empty, the water that melts from the ice goes out to the tray through the outlets (4).

In a second embodiment, an ice carrier lid (6) is used, for which it has an upper stem (7) designed to hold a block of ice. This carrier cover (6) can be complemented with a cover that assists in the formation of the ice block.

The user will place the sleeve in the freezer with the carrier lid (6) on top, so that the ice block forms around the stem (7). It is also possible to use a glass or other suitable freezing container.

In this case, the pet can directly lick the ice. If it melts, the water falls to the plate (1) through the outside of the projection (2).

The cover (5,6) can also be a combination of both, having perforations and a stem (7), preferably removable. It is also possible to dispose the ice block through the perforations.

The projection (2) can be removable to use the plate (1) when it is not hot.

Claims (1)

1- Water dish for pets, formed by a concave dish (1), characterized in that it comprises a hollow projection (2) at the bottom of the dish (1), the projection (2) having a mouth (3) and a series of lower outlets (4) inside the projection (2) and a cover (5.6). 2- Pet water dish, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (5.6) is a perforated lid (5). 3- Pet water dish, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (5.6) is an ice-bearing lid (6) with a stem (7) projecting outwards from the projection (2). 4- Water dish for pets, according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom of the interior of the projection (2) is arranged above the bottom of the dish (1), leaving the outlets (4) inclined. 5- Pet water dish, according to claim 1, characterized in that the projection (2) is centered on the dish (1). 6- Pet water dish, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (5.6) is threaded.