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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 29, 2011
Filed:
Jul. 21, 2006
William Keehn, Perry, KS (US);
Richard Rothamel, Zellenople, PA (US);
Aretha Ashby, Long Beach, CA (US);
Davor Juravic, San Pedro, CA (US);
Franjo Baltorinic, Downey, CA (US);
Yomayra Diaz, Downey, CA (US);
Steven Bautista, Long Beach, CA (US);
Donald Barnvos, Huntington Beach, CA (US);
Tracy Wojnarowski, Long Beach, CA (US);
Eric Lew, Los Angeles, CA (US);
William Keehn, Perry, KS (US);
Richard Rothamel, Zellenople, PA (US);
Aretha Ashby, Long Beach, CA (US);
Davor Juravic, San Pedro, CA (US);
Franjo Baltorinic, Downey, CA (US);
Yomayra Diaz, Downey, CA (US);
Steven Bautista, Long Beach, CA (US);
Donald Barnvos, Huntington Beach, CA (US);
Tracy Wojnarowski, Long Beach, CA (US);
Eric Lew, Los Angeles, CA (US);
Del Monte Corporation, San Francisco, CA (US);
Abstract
A dog chew treat is fashioned from a composition comprising sugar, fiber, and flour. Preferably, the sugar is dextrose, and the flour is pre-gelatinized wheat flour. The composition may be molded into the shape of a bone, or other treat. A palatant coating may be applied to the molded product. Colors may be added for different aesthetics such as a marbling pattern. Functional ingredients may be used to provide health benefits.