Submerged treadmill system for exercising animals

Animal husbandry – Bed or rest

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272 69, 198811, A01K 1500, A63B 2202, B65G 1560

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050020153

ABSTRACT:
An animal exerciser having a water pool in which there is a submerged treadmill. The treadmill includes an endless belt with a top run on which the animal rests. A rigid support plate supports the top run. The support plate is perforated, and air is blown through its perforations to lubricate and separate in the region between the support plate and the top run. The discharged air tends to attach itself to particulate matter in the pool, which is readily removed for screening from the pool.

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