ES1033361U - Truss for collecting animal faeces. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Braguero for the collection of the feces of animals characterized by a replaceable deposit system in their back to collect the fects. The body of the braguero (1) has a rectangular shape and in its rear end end in a semicircle something oval. In the center of this semicircle begins an opening in the form of "V" inverted (6), and something above, the body of the braguero (1) takes an ovaled hole (3) around which, and on the outer face of the body of the braguero (1) it is subjected a ring (5). This ring has a cleaning around all of its singing, in which the collection refrigeration plate (9) of the females of the animal is placed, introducing its upper part, which takes an elastic opening (10), in the ring of the ring (5) ). This receipt of collection of feces (9) can be removed from the ring (5) simply by pulling from it. Something above the orifice (3) there is another hole (2) intended to be able to remove the animal rabo. This orifice (2) can be expanded thanks to one buttons (4) that go on the top of the hole (2). The braguero's body (1) takes four pairs of strips (7). Four of these strips (7) go to the left side of the braguero. The first (7a) subject approximately to the beggar beginning (1) in its upper left; the second strip (7b) approximately goes in the left central part of the braguero; the third strip (7c) is subjected approximately at the beginning of the oval semi-community; the fourth strip (7c) is subject very next to the left side of the opening in the form of "V" inverted (6). The other four strips (7a, 7b, 7d, 7d) are subject to the right side of the braguero and the same heights as described above (7a, 7b, 7c, 7c) of the left zone. Strips 7a and 7b that go on both sides of the braguero are passed under the body of the animal to be able to adjust the top of the braguero to the body of the animal. And the other four restants (7c, 7c, 7d, 7d) pass through the rear feet of the animal for the subjection of the back of the braguero to the body of the animal. All of these subjections can be done in a graduated manner thanks to an adhesive system between themselves or buckle on the extremes of each strip (8). Thus, the strips will join ade the following form 7a-7a, 7b-7b, 7c-7c, 7d-7d. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)