CAT GYMS

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BOODA ASPEN PET PRODUCTS HOLDINGS, INC. 4735 N. FLORENCE STREET DENVER CO 80238 [ cat gyms and ] pet toys, including rope bones, rope toys, rope tugs, plush toys, toys containing catnip, balls, and chew toys for dogs, cats and birds;[ pet food supplements ];Cat pan liners and cat pan filters;cat litter boxes;
CASTOR & POLLUX PET WORKS PET APPEAL, INC. Building B 14340 S.E. Industrial Way Clackamas OR 97015 [ CAT GYMS; EXERCISE WHEELS AND LOGS FOR USE IN CAGES BY SMALL PETS, ] PET TOYS, namely, ROPE BONES, ROPE TOYS, ROPE TUGS, TOYS CONTAINING CATNIP, BALLS, AND CHEW TOYS FOR DOGS, CATS, [ BIRDS, AND SMALL ANIMALS ];PET or WORKS;
WE MAKE STUFF WE LIKE PET APPEAL, INC. Building B 14340 S.E. Industrial Way Clackamas OR 97015 [Cat gyms; exercise wheels and logs for use in cages by small animals,] pet toys, namely rope bones, rope toys, rope tugs, toys containing catnip, balls, and chew toys for dogs, cats, birds, and small animals;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A lockout mechanism allows for controlled use of exercise equipment. Use is allowed on a time-controlled basis. A predetermined period of time is allocated based on an amount of money paid. The preferred embodiments include a coin-operated, time-controlled, lockout mechanism incorporated onto various types of exercise equipment to prohibit use. The first category including those types of exercise equipment which utilize flywheels, including but not limited to: elliptical trainers, stationary bicycles, stair steppers and cross-country ski machines. This first embodiment employs a friction device to prohibit use. The second category including those types of exercise equipment which utilize adjustable resistance in the form of a weight stack, including but not limited to: universal gyms and nautilus equipment. This second embodiment employs a spring loaded latch mechanism to prohibit use. A third category includes those types of exercise equipment which require electricity to operate. This third embodiment employs a timer circuit to interrupt power to prohibit use.