This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Bounce Enterprises LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Robert Neal Williams and Animal Grooming Innovation.
Introduction
Robert Neal Williams is an inventor associated with Torrance, California. His patent work focuses on an animal grooming device designed to apply therapeutic material during grooming. He is associated with Bounce Enterprises LLC and has 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Williams’s listed patents describe an animal grooming device with a reservoir formed by the body and an upper peripheral rim. Grooming elements are secured to the body, while an applicator pad in the reservoir helps control the release of therapeutic material.
In one embodiment, passageways carry the material from the reservoir or applicator pad through the body to its underside, near the grooming elements. The device is used by filling the reservoir and pressing the applicator pad, allowing the material to be dispensed onto the animal during grooming. The described method also addresses the selective delivery of therapeutic material to help prevent or mitigate animal stress.
Career Highlights
Williams’s patent activity centers on combining grooming and topical application in a single device. The design brings together a material reservoir, a controlled applicator, and grooming elements to support delivery during routine animal care.
Collaborations
Williams is associated with Bounce Enterprises LLC. Joseph P. Markham is identified as a coworker.
Conclusion
Robert Neal Williams’s patented grooming-device concept integrates animal grooming with controlled topical application, reflecting his focus on practical innovations for animal care.
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