Brinton argued that the phrase “Pet Meds” was a general term not subject to trademark protection. Specifically, Brinton pointed to the fact that 1800PetMeds.com used the phrase in numerous contexts, many of which were non-trademark uses.
The organization determined that the registration of PetMedsOutlet.com was done in good faith and the phrase “pet meds,” was not protectable.
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