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Class 119/900 - FEED SAVING DEVICE


Subclass of Class 119 - Animal husbandry
Definition: Apparatus which is used to prevent animal nourishment from
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 09/02/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7418924Kit of parts for and a livestock feeder
A livestock feeder (50) includes a gravity pulled, fold-down grill (56,57) on both sides of a main frame (51) that can hold a supply of livestock feed such as a hay bale (82) therein. The fold-down grills face each other and fold down on ...
09/02/2008
5988111Seed platform
A new seed platform for suspending below a bird feeder to catch feed that falls from the feeder. The inventive device includes a platform having a perimeter frame portion and a central portion. The central portion of the platform is generally flat and has...
11/23/1999
5794565Pet feeding station
A pet feeding station comprising a generally rectangular tray with a horizontal mount having a recess to receive and support at least one dish for containing water or pet food. The horizontal mount is provided with openings or perforations which allow spi...
08/18/1998
5105769Animal feeding device
An integral, lightweight, animal feeding device is disclosed. The device has a first bottom, bowl-shaped section joined to a narrower second section which, in turn, is joined to a wider third section. A tray is located at the top of the device. The tray c...
04/21/1992
4834801Diet delivery system
A diet delivery system for the controlled delivery of food to an animal particularly adapted to facilitate intake monitoring and maintain biocontainment capabilities while in microgravity is provided. The system includes a cage insert for an animal enclos...
05/30/1989
 
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