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Rudolph Lapps

Jeffrey Raymond Mohr

A pet privy which separates coagulated granular absorbent litter material and feces from uncoagulated granular absorbent litter material, composed generally of a litter box component pivotally connected with respect to a support frame. The litter box component, in turn, is composed generally of a tray for holding granular absorbent litter material, a hood member connected with the tray having a pet access port at a frontwall thereof and a discharge chute at a rearwall thereof, a retention chamber adjacent the rearwall of the hood member, a filter grid overlying the retention chamber, a discharge funnel overlying the retention chamber and adjacent the filter grid, and a disposal bag removably connected with the discharge chute. In operation, when the granular absorbent litter material requires servicing, the user simply pivots the litter box component on the support frame, thereby causing the granular absorbent litter material to slide toward the rearwall. Only uncoagulated granular absorbent litter material passes through the filter grid into retention chamber, while coagulated granular absorbent litter material and feces slide along elongate members of the filter grid into the discharge funnel, out the discharge chute and finally into the disposal bag. Reversal of the pivot movement just described causes the uncoagulated granular absorbent litter material within the retention chamber to pass again through the filter grid and into the tray, whereupon the pet litter facility is again ready for service as a pet privy.

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Mt. Clemens, MI, United States of America

Rudolph Lapps