Abstract: A fast and simple to use sifting litter box is provided. In an embodiment of the invention, the sifting litter box comprises two litter box trays oriented at a right angle with a screen placed in between the trays. Rotating the sifting litter box ninety degrees allows unused litter to sift through the screen while trapping clumped litter. The clumped litter can be discarded by removing the screen. Afterward, simply replace the screen back into the sifting litter box for the next cleaning cycle.

Abstract: A fast and simple to use sifting litter box is provided. In an embodiment of the invention, the sifting litter box comprises two litter box trays oriented at a right angle with a screen placed in between the trays. Rotating the sifting litter box ninety degrees allows unused litter to sift through the screen while trapping clumped litter. The clumped litter can be discarded by removing the screen. Afterward, simply replace the screen back into the sifting litter box for the next cleaning cycle.

Abstract: A cat litter box includes a first litter box half with a first recess and a first lip. The litter box includes a second litter box half with a second recess and a second lip which engages with the first litter box half to create an enclosure. The first recess and the second recess align to form an entrance to the enclosure through the which the cat can enter or exit the enclosure. Each recess sloped to act as a pour spout. Each half has a sliding gate that moves up and down over the recess. The gate in a down and stored position while in use for the cat and in an up position for sifting the litter. A method for cleaning a cat litter box.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a litter box and a method for dealing with cat litter. The litter box comprises a first litter box half with a first recess and a second litter box half with a second recess. The second litter box half engages with the first litter box half to form an enclosure such that the first recess aligns with the second recess to form an entrance to the enclosure through which an animal can enter the enclosure. Additionally, the litter box comprises a screen which fits into either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The screen has panels so the screen can be lifted from either the first litter box half or the second litter box half.

Abstract: An animal nourishment bowl including a triangular shaped perimeter having a first wall, a second wall in connection with the first wall, and a third wall in connection with the first wall and the second wall, and an apex located adjacent where the first wall connects with the third wall. The bowl includes a floor connected to the first wall, second wall and third wall in slanted relationship so the floor angles from the second wall down to the apex so nourishment in the bowl has a tendency to move along the floor toward the apex under actions of the animal and gravity. The floor and walls define a container to hold the nourishment. A method for feeding an animal including the steps of pouring nourishment into a first bowl having a triangular shape and with a slanted floor where the nourishment collects at an apex of the bowl, which is the lowest point of the floor in the bowl relative to ground. There is the step of refilling the bowl with nourishment.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a litter box. The litter box comprises a first litter box half with a first recess. The litter box also comprises a second litter box half with a second recess. The second litter box half engages with the first litter box half to form an enclosure. The first recess aligns with the second recess when the first litter box half and second litter box half are engaged to form an entrance to the enclosure through which an animal can enter the enclosure. Additionally, the litter box comprises a screen which fits into either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The screen has panels so the screen can be lifted from either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The present invention pertains to a method for dealing with cat litter. The method comprises the steps of placing a screen into a first litter box half. Then, there is the step of placing cat litter onto the screen.

Abstract: A diner for a pet. The diner includes a tray for holding food. The diner includes a housing having a chamber large enough for the pet to stand in, a doorway connected to the chamber through which the pet enters and exits the chamber, and a slot which communicates with the chamber in which the tray removably fits and extends into the chamber so the pet can eat the food while in the chamber. A method of feeding a pet. The method includes the steps of opening a lid over a compartment of a housing.

Abstract: A shampooer for shampooing hair. The shampooer includes a housing having a chamber in which fluid is stored, a first hole through which the fluid in the chamber can flow, and at least a second hole. The shampooer includes a door disposed in the chamber over the first hole which closes the first hole when the door is in a closed state and opens the first hole for fluid from the chamber to pass through when the door is in an open state. The shampooer includes an activator disposed on the housing that extends through the second hole to the door, when the activator is in a depressed state, the door is in the open state and when the activator is in an undepressed state, the door is in the closed state. The shampooer includes a head attached to the housing adjacent the first hole for rubbing the hair. A method for shampooing hair.

Abstract: A litter box having a first litter box half with a first recess. The first litter box half triangularly shaped. The litter box having a second litter box half with a second recess. The second litter box half engages with the first litter box half to form an enclosure. The first recess aligning with the second recess when the first litter box half and second litter box half are engaged to form an entrance to the enclosure through which an animal can enter the enclosure. The second litter box half triangularly shaped, and with the first litter box half to fit into corners. The litter box having a screen which fits into either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The screen having handles so the screen can be lifted from either the first litter box half or the second litter box half.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a litter box. The litter box comprises a first litter box half with a first recess. The litter box also comprises a second litter box half with a second recess. The second litter box half engages with the first litter box half to form an enclosure. The first recess aligns with the second recess when the first litter box half and second litter box half are engaged to form an entrance to the enclosure through which an animal can enter the enclosure. Additionally, the litter box comprises a screen which fits into either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The screen has panels so the screen can be lifted from either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The present invention pertains to a method for dealing with cat litter. The method comprises the steps of placing a screen into a first litter box half. Then, there is the step of placing cat litter onto the screen.

Abstract: A litter box including a first litter box half with a first recess. The litter box also includes a second litter box half with a second recess. The second litter box half engages with the first litter box half to form an enclosure. The first recess aligns with the second recess when the first litter box half and second litter box half are engaged to form an entrance to the enclosure through which an animal can enter the enclosure. Additionally, the litter box includes a screen which fits into either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The screen has panels so the screen can be lifted from either the first litter box half or the second litter box half. The first and second litter box halves can be triangular shaped to fit into a corner, or, the screen can have a rim which scrapes the side walls to clean them as it is lifted. Or, the recesses can have a spout for pouring litter. Or, the screen can have handles which extend above the litter box halves.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a contact lens holder. The contact lens holder comprises a fixture shaped in the form of a creature having two eye sockets. The contact lens holder is also comprised of at least two containers, each of which hold a contact lens in a liquid solution. The containers are in contact with and disposed in the creature's eye sockets such that the containers represent the creature's eye. In a preferred embodiment, the containers are releasably secured to the fixture.