Ourpet's Company

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Cosmic Pet LLC

Durpet's Co.

Napro, Inc.

Steven Tsengas

Siddharth Modi

Konstantine S Tsengas

Michael M O'Toole

John Richard Nottingham

Patrick S Baran

Glenn R Godley

Brian Kreischer

John S Teuscher

John Wilford Spirk

Jeffrey M Kalman

John Spirk

Robert Soreo

Cherry Ann Bochmann

John William Nottingham

Michael J Maczuzak

Gary Robert Stephan

Brian T Milliff

David S Deily

Jerry Sciarini

Gerald Sciarini

Anthony E Buehrer

Judith L Casstevens

Brad Smestad

Justine A Conklin

John R Nottingham

Michael P O'Toole

Clump sifting cat litter scoop

A pet toy is provided for the pet toy having an elongated housing with a flat lower surface secured to a bottom of said elongated housing and adapted to allow the elongated housing to sit flat and securely on a planar surface. A reciprocating mechanism contained within said center section and comprising a motor that physically communicates a linear reciprocating motion of a rack and pinion gear to a pair of opposed targets aligned along the centerline and extend outward from said first egress orifice. The target appendages are each comprised of a flexible, conformable and compressible member adapted to be withdrawn into the respective egress orifice and alternately extend outward from the respective egress orifice.

Interactive reciprocating pet toy

A toy is provided that simulates hide-and-seek or peekaboo action moving randomly in and out in a non-sequential pattern about the housing, thereby catching the pet's attention and stimulating the animal's instinctive curiosity. An outer housing forms a travel guide defining a travel path of a generally concave polygon pattern. A motorized mechanism contained within the housing urges an elongated, flexible target about the travel guide so that the target can pass by egress openings located at the vertices in a bidirectional, random fashion.

Interactive pet toy

A rollable pet toy is provided forming a skeletal ball that contains a simulated mouse, bird, or other small prey type animal. The skeletal ball provides a rollable form factor while still providing significant access area through which the pet may paw at or access the internal volume. The simulated mouse, bird or other small prey type animal, contained within, is visible and partially accessible. The simulated mouse, bird or other small prey animal is pivotally attached about an axle that is secured on each end, and is further motorized about the axle in a manner that the simulated animal can be made to move such as bobbing up and down. Additional movements, such as head bobbing for and back, or side to side, may further be incorporated. Sound emanation from a prerecorded sound chip may be further provided. Added olfactory stimulus, such as catnip or other herbaceous materials, may be further molded into the skeletal ball structure or contained within the simulated animal.

Pet toys

An adjustable elevated feeder is provided having a platform for holding both a feeder and a water bowl. The underside of the platform surface has a pair of parallel disposed leg impingement slots formed therein. A pair of rectangular leg elements each having two dimension: a high dimension having a longer width and a low dimension having a shorter width. When the legs are press fitted into the slots about the shorter width, the high dimension raises the platform to an upper adjustment height. Alternately, when the legs are press fitted into the slots about the greater length, the low dimension lowers the platform to a lower adjustment height.

Elevated animal feeder

Combination canine chew and retrieval toy

An improvement to a pet waste disposal system is provided that utilizes a metered and dispensed chemical neutralizer dispense from a chemical cartridge into a portable mixing chamber to create a neutralizing chemical reaction that transforms a pet waste volume into a compostible waste product. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Apparatus and method for collecting and disposing of pet waste

A claw scratcher system is provided having a block of corrugated cardboard material contained within a packaging housing. The packaging housing is formed having a containment bottom hingedly connected to a folding front face. The front face pivots from a first position, where it covers and contains the corrugated cardboard material, and rotates to the rear. The front face further has an extension legformed therein such that the housing has a dual functionality in forming an angular extension mechanism for presenting the scratcher in an inclined condition.

Stand up fold away claw scratcher

An animal feeder formed of a molded plastic base and a horizontally extending deck for receiving two or more water and food bowls, and legs or sidewalls secured to the deck for retaining same in an elevated position. Recesses are defined in the deck to receive a separate, molded storage container. The storage container forms wells store limited quantities of dry food, or treats, below each recess so that the food may be accessed by removing the bowl. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Animal feeder with removable storage wells

Height adjustable elevated animal feeder

An interactive pet toy is provide having a housing body in the form of a thread spool or plastic egg configuration having a cylindrical center forming a containment volume in which an interactive sound element may be contained. The outer surface of the cylindrical center may be covered with a tactile sleeve formed of carpet, fabric, sisal, corrugated cardboard, jute, sea grass, cork, or similar material known to function as claw scratcher elements. Catnip or similar attractant may further be incorporated into the sleeve as a composite material. A sound unit is secured to the housing. The sound unit sounds a noise when the toy is manipulated by the user. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

A toy suitable for dispensing treats when the toy is manipulated by a user is provided. The toy includes a housing having an interior space and an exterior surface. The interior space defines a treat cavity for storing a treat to be dispensed from the toy. A plurality of differently sized or shaped exits from the housing are provided. The treat is dispensed through the exit when the toy is manipulated by the user. A sound unit is secured to the housing. The sound unit sounds a noise when the toy is manipulated by the user. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Double ball treat dispensing pet toy

A generally circular enclosure is provided defining a generally circular track about which a prey decoy is located and travels. Openings or apertures in its housing permitting the prey decoy to travel about the track. The prey decoy is secured to a rotating wheel that imparts a rotary motion about the circular shaped track. The prey decoy is further spring urged in a vertical direction, perpendicular to the plane of rotational motion. The track opening has at least one break, making it noncontiguous. As the decoy is deployed about the track and impinges against the housing at the break in the track, the decoy is urged downward, and subsequently is urged upward when it reaches the track opening at the opposing side of the break. This circular motion in which the prey decoy appear to be moving upward and downward as it travels about the circular path stimulates the animal to paw at and engage the prey.

Pop up mouse cat toy

Measuring scoop

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Fairport Harbor, OH, United States of America

Steven Tsengas