Abstract: An aquarium filter cartridge including activated carbon or the like and a housing wherein the water traces an S-shaped path is disclosed. In the S-shaped path the water flows horizontally through a floss type filter, downward to the bottom of the housing, horizontally into the bottom of the carbon cartridge, up through the carbon filter, and out the top or upper side of the housing back into the aquarium.
Abstract: An aquarium filter cartridge including activated carbon or the like and a housing wherein the water traces an S-shaped path is disclosed. In the S-shaped path the water flows horizontally through a floss type filter, downward to the bottom of the housing, horizontally into the bottom of the carbon cartridge, up through the carbon filter, and out the top or upper side of the housing back into the aquarium.
Abstract: An improved mirrored bird toy is provided that includes an interior multiple reflecting capacity that can reflect multiple reflections of a pet bird in multiple directions. Exterior exposed edges of the various mirrors may be plastic coated for safety. The lower or bottom mirror may include a cut-out whereby the bird can gain better access to the toy. The toy is mountable, within a cage, to the cage bars using a screw and nut. An orienting gage is disposed on the reverse side below the screw nub.
Abstract: A birdcage feeding device is provided with a seed chamber, seed cup, and method of attachment. The feeding device comprises an opening that may be opened or closed in order to displace seeds from a feeding chamber to fill a seed cup. The seed cup is designed to be shallow such that seeds do not get buried under layers of empty shells and hulls. The seed cup also has high rear and side walls to guard seeds from being scattered outside by birds. The feeding device may be closed to allow a user to remove the seed cup, without removing the device, for cleaning. A method of attachment is also described that allows the device to be on the outside of the birdcage while being secured from the inside of the cage, thus allowing for easy refilling of the device.
Abstract: A fastener for the suspension of a birdcage toy or the like has a first end terminating in a first loop, and a second end terminating in a second loop, each of the first and second loops terminating in a free end that allows for easy attachment of objects to the loops. An additional section is defined between the loop free ends to assist in preventing the free ends from deflecting outward, resulting in possible inadvertent detachment from the cage or retained object.
Abstract: An actuatable toy is operative to generate sound and other entertaining effects in response the bird's actions at one location of the toy, yet the effect being created at a second location. Thus, an indirect effect is created by the actuatable toy.
Type:
Application
Filed:
September 18, 2007
Publication date:
March 20, 2008
Applicant:
JW PET COMPANY, INC.
Inventors:
Klaus Woltmann, Peter Ragonetti, Jonathan Willinger
Abstract: A noise producing toy structure includes a toy having an outer wall, which defines an inner space. A sealed cavity and a chamber are disposed in the inner space. An opening in the outer wall passes ambient fluid into the chamber and a noise producing element places the cavity in fluid communication with the chamber. Other noise producing toy structures are also disclosed.
Abstract: A birdcage accessory for holding food items is configured with a body and a perch displaceably mounted to the body to adjust its position relative to variously shaped and dimensioned food items.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 16, 2007
Publication date:
March 6, 2008
Applicant:
JW Pet Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Jonathan Willinger, Klaus Woltmann, Ryan Rutherford
Abstract: A feeding system includes a cage and hanging or suspended feeder that is used to feed a bird resident in the cage at a convenient location distal from the sides of the cage.
Type:
Application
Filed:
October 1, 2007
Publication date:
January 24, 2008
Applicant:
JW PET COMPANY, INC.
Inventors:
Jonathan WILLINGER, Ryan Rutherford, Peter Ragonetti