Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
  • A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
  • A01K23/00—Manure or urine pouches

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• the present invention relates to a disposable pocket with needs for dogs, which is known for the application for French initial patent N ° 8909824 of July 17, 1989 and of Certificate of addition N ° 8914696 of November 9, 1989, is made of waterproof material flexible, for example plastic, having an elastic opening for the passage of the tail of the animal.
• This pocket has a lower compartment where the anal orifice is trapped and where the excrement appears.
• This compartment is closed by pulling on a thread, string or cord, a tightening means, for example made of elastic.
• the urine problem does not arise for males who will still wear the same model because their urinary opening remains free in front of the pocket placed.
• the disposable pocket is obtained from a rectangular piece folded along an axis of symmetry transver ⁇ dirty to form two superimposed sheets of which one of the free edges is welded to the immediately adjacent edge to form a triangular pocket. , 0
• the possibly elastic clamping means is located along the opposite free edge.
• Fig. 1 a perspective view of the basic part used to form the pocket.
• Fig. 2 the pocket obtained at from said room.
• Fig 3 a view of the spread pocket seen from the back before its installation.
• Fig 1 a rectangular piece (6) of flexible material permeable im ⁇ whose length 13B 'is substantially twice the width BC.
• This piece is folded in two following an axis of transverse symmetry AA 'to form the two superimposed sheets.
• One of the free lateral edges AB is then by various systems, heat-sealed, sewn or stitched, to the other immediately adjacent edge AB '. This amounts to forming a substantially triangular pocket as shown in Fig 2.
• the wire (5) allows by pulling it to close the lower compartment (4) where the excrement will collect, and in which is trapped the anal opening. This it (5) extends diagonally between the edge AA 1 of the part and the edge AB.
• the flange (2) is fixed on the side of the open part of the pocket near the edge AB, while straps (3) are located along the edges AC, can be added on each side by various means, thermo -welding and others.
• the orifice (1) possibly elastic for the passage of the tail is located on the edge AB between the wire (5) and the top of the pocket.
• the orifice area (7) for the flow of urine from bitches is provided on the edge A ⁇ 'of the fold of the rectangular part.
• the elastic clamping means (8) constituting the gathers for holding the pocket, is located on the pelvis of the animal in the edge CC. We know that a bitch is placed in such a way by arching a little to urinate, and the urine flows in the orifice area (7) located along the edge AA 'which is inclined during the position taken for this function.
• the straps (3) are automatically located on each side of the pelvis, the part (8) in the middle of the pelvis between the urinary opening remaining free from the males and the two hind legs.
• the straps (3) must be raised on each side to be introduced into the strap (2) on the hindquarters of the animal and must fix the pocket by self-adhesion after folding back on themselves or by tying between they.
• the male or the female is positioned in abutment on the hind legs and in such a way that the excrement is collected at the bottom of the compartment (4). This compartment will be closed (4) after needs by pulling on the two strands of the wire (5).
• the flange (2) used to introduce the straps (3) for fixing the pocket, the twine (5) to close the compartment (4) after need, the means clamping (8) the regular regular shape of the straps (3) and their location determined at the edges AC, their means of fixing by self-adhesion after folding back on themselves, are means according to the invention, but still additional . Indeed, according to an alternative embodiment which is not done
• REPLACEMENT SHEET that with only one weld and that in cutting one obtains the same invention which includes all the basic basic elements which are altogether four and which are: an orifice (1) cut in cross for the passage of the tail and also straps (2) for fixing, the lower compartment (3) where the excrement is lodged there at the bottom, a perforation zone of urine flow for dogs.
• Fig 4 view of the rectangular sheet folded back on itself.
• Fig 5 view of the pocket before installation.
• Fig 6 View of the lower part of the pocket, which must be placed against the pelvis, between the urine opening remaining free and the hind legs.
• FIG. 4 shows a pocket having been produced for small dogs (dwarf poodle) with medium size for Brittany spaniel, corresponding to the following values: FIG. 4 :

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• 1989
  • 1989-11-09 FR FR8914696A patent/FR2653971B2/fr not_active Expired - Lifetime
• 1990
  • 1990-07-12 WO PCT/FR1990/000524 patent/WO1991001084A1/fr not_active Application Discontinuation
  • 1990-07-12 EP EP19900910750 patent/EP0483200A1/de not_active Withdrawn

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