Constructive Arrangement Applied To Portable Water Dispenser For Domestic Animals

Abstract

The present utility model belongs to the technology sector of equipment for animals and, more specifically, relates to a portable water dispenser for domestic animals. The water dispenser in question enables the use of common water bottles for supply, having a reduced size and further avoiding waste of water. The water dispenser comprises an outer bowl (1), which receives water originating from the main bowl (2) through a transition region (3). It is observed that the outer bowl (1) has a design that is similar to the common water bowls, making the animal feel more familiarized with the container. Moreover, the dispenser presents a flat lower surface (4), avoiding that the tutor needs to hold it for the animal to consume water.

Claims

1. A portable water dispenser for domestic animals comprising an outer bowl and a main bowl constituted by a nozzle with thread characterized by the nozzle presenting a reduction in diameter for a container with connection to a channel, located in the transition region, which conveys the water to the inner part of the outer bowl and deposits the water through the opening, comprising a lower flat surface.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] In order for this utility model to be fully understood and placed in practice by a person skilled in the art, the same will now be described in a clear, precise and sufficient manner, based on the attached drawings, as listed below:

[0013] FIG. 1—perspective view of the water dispenser;

[0014] FIG. 2—top view of the water dispenser;

[0015] FIG. 3—sectional view of FIG. 2;

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE UTILITY MODEL

[0016] According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the water dispenser comprises an outer bowl (1), which receives water originating from the main bowl (2) through a transition region (3). It is observed that the outer bowl (1) has a design that is similar to the common water bowls, making the animal feel more familiarized with the container. Moreover, the water dispenser presents a flat lower surface (4), avoiding that the tutor needs to hold it for the animal to consume water.

[0017] According to FIG. 3, the main bowl (2) has a nozzle (21), with thread to fit a common bottle, and a reduction in diameter for a container (22) having a connection (23) with the channel (31) which conveys the water to the inner part (11) of the outer bowl (1) and deposits the water through the opening (12).

[0018] In an example of preferred embodiment, the tutor and the animal would be walking in a square, and, when sitting, the tutor would withdraw the portable water dispenser from a backpack or handbag, and fit a water bottle, for example of 500 ml, in the nozzle (21) of the main bowl (2), through the thread and position the dispenser on the floor for the animal to drink the available water from the outer bowl (1).

[0019] Last, the portable water dispenser in question presents a reduced size, the animal does not get wet. While the animal drinks the water, the water dispenser supplies the inner part (11) of the outer bowl (1), according to the animal's consumption.

[0020] The tutor may further remove the bottle from the nozzle (21) and wait for the animal to drink the water in the inner part of the water dispenser, present in the container (22) of the main bowl and in the channel (31) of the transition region.

[0021] At the end of the hydration of the animal, the tutor collects the portable water dispenser, already empty. In this way, the animal is hydrated, without wasting water.

[0022] Additionally, the portable water dispenser presented enables that, while the animal is hydrating, the tutor is free to rest and hydrate himself, without needing to hold the portable water dispenser for the animal. Optionally, the water dispenser enables the tutor to pour water directly in the container (22) of the main bowl (2), without using a bottle.