JP2015112093A - Diaper for pet bird - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a diaper for pet bird allowing a pet owner to be free from troublesome work in attaching and detaching the diaper for exchange.SOLUTION: A diaper for pet bird includes: a main body having two holes through which bird legs are put in when attached to a pet bird; and a removable diaper, and a core is provided in the diaper. As long as the main body is worn by the bird, the exchange of the diaper can be easily done by just removing the diaper contaminated with excreta and attaching the diaper again to the main body simply after disposing the excreta. As this structure eliminates the need to remove a shoulder strap from wings which is common in conventional ones, the time for exchanging the diaper can be reduced.

Description

  The present invention relates to a diaper for a bird pet comprising a main body to be mounted by placing it on a pet bird, and a bag-like object for storing the main body and removable manure.

  In the conventional product based on Patent Document 1, when changing the diaper, once all the conventional product is removed and manure is removed, and a new clean conventional product is attached and used. I felt a lot of work to do. Therefore, I felt the necessity of a diaper for birds that can be removed and replaced only with a portion soiled with manure.

  Among bird pets, there was no bird diaper that fits the physique specific to pheasants.

US Pat. No. 5,934,226 Patent No. 2598289

  In the conventional product based on Patent Document 1, all diapers must be taken off when changing diapers. However, there is a difficulty in handling the work of removing the shoulder strap from the wing and removing it. Similarly, when putting on a new diaper, there is a work of passing the wings through the shoulder strap.

  The stress on birds cannot be denied due to the time required to change diapers.

  Although it can be judged that attaching a device with many parts to a small animal has a risk of accidental ingestion and a heavy burden on the body, such consideration has not been made in the bird diaper according to Patent Document 2.

  A pet owner of a pheasant such as a chicken or quail indoors is having trouble with indoor manure treatment when releasing a bird to release the stress of the pet. However, there was no diaper that fits the pheasant bird.

  The present invention provides a bird pet diaper for eliminating the above-mentioned drawbacks.

  There are two holes through which the bird's legs pass, and the body with a strap-like object to fasten to the bird and a fastener to fasten it on the back, a bag-like shape for receiving the removable bird excrement Install diapers. This invention is a diaper for bird pets which consists of the above structure.

  If the main body is worn, you can change the diaper by removing only the diaper when it is soiled with manure, reprocessing the manure and reattaching it to the main body. The time required for exchanging the diaper can be shortened compared to the conventional product, saving the trouble of removing or hanging the shoulder strap from the conventional product.

  Even if you are not used to handling birds, you can change diapers more easily than conventional products.

  You don't have to watch and listen to birds that you don't want to touch when you treat manure.

  Owners who use pheasants as pets can easily release birds indoors because they can save the trouble of changing diapers.

  An individual wearing a bird's diaper for the first time can be worn through a stage in which the body is first hung up until the individual gets used to the body and then the diaper is connected.

It is the attachment figure seen from the side of the present invention. It is an expanded view of this invention main body. It is a side view of the diaper of this invention. It is a top view of the diaper of this invention. It is the mounting view seen from right above the present invention. It is the wearing figure seen from just under the present invention.

  Embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 2, a hole 1 for inserting a bird's leg is formed in the main body, and a string-like object 2 extending from the chest of the bird to the back through the shoulder is attached to the upper part. The string-like object 2 may be provided with an adjusting function by commercially available cans, snaps, or the like, and the material is not particularly limited. The string-like object 2 is connected to a fastener 3 to be stopped on the back. When using it for a small pheasant family, a fastener 4 is also attached on the shoulder to prevent it from coming out and connected to the string-like object 2. Although there is no limitation on the fastener 3 and the fastener 4, it is common to use male and female fasteners, and examples of the male and female fasteners include hook-and-loop fasteners, snaps, hooks, buttons and button holes. 1 to 6 show a case where a hook-and-loop fastener is used. It is preferable to attach a ring 5 near the fastener 3 so that a stroll lead can be attached. The body is required to have appropriate air permeability and flexibility, but the material is not particularly limited. Attach fasteners 6 to the corresponding points to connect with the diaper.

  The material of the diaper is not particularly specified, but if a highly transparent material is used, the presence or absence of excretion can be confirmed at a glance, and the timing of replacement can be easily measured.

  The diaper needs to cover the bird's excretion and a reasonable depth to catch the manure. However, pheasant birds that are good at walking on the ground rather than flying often tend to lean forward. Therefore, if a diaper that accepts manure falls while wearing, even if the diaper covers the excretion opening, the excrement during excretion hits the inner wall of the diaper and does not fall well below the diaper, and stains the vicinity of the excretion opening. Therefore, the diaper is required to cover the excretion opening when worn and to maintain an appropriate space inside the diaper.

  The diaper shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is preferably provided with a core 8 in order to provide an appropriate space during use. Although the core 8 is provided on the bottom surface in FIG. The shape, hardness, and material of the core 8 are not limited. Fasteners 7 are attached to the corresponding locations for connection with the body.

  It is necessary to provide a large number of connecting parts between the main body and the diaper in order to obtain stability in which the diaper can be received without dropping the excrement due to gravity and bird excretion. Therefore, a wider area than that of the conventional product is secured at the connecting portion by making the bird's legs pass through the hole 1 of the main body. Although it seems that it is easy to use a male and female type | mold for the fasteners 6 and 7 for a connection part, the kind about the fasteners 6 and 7 is not specifically limited.

  A diaper can be used by placing an absorbent material such as tissue in the diaper and replacing it when it is soiled with manure, or it can be used as a disposable diaper by changing the material of the diaper. . In addition, the material and usage of a diaper are not specifically limited.

  I made a prototype using cloth and hook-and-loop fasteners and actually used it for rib chickens. Since there were many connecting parts for the main body and the diaper, there was no detachment from the vigorous movement of the bird and no urine leaked.

  The action of the wick 8 provided on the diaper reduced the sagging of the diaper and maintained an appropriate space in the diaper when worn.

  By adjusting the angle of the connecting part on the side, it was possible to cover the excretion opening and maintain an appropriate space.

  A small pheasant, a quail family, was attached to the main body with the fasteners 4 attached. The quail did not come out of the main body due to the action of the fastener 4. By attaching a diaper to an individual wearing a diaper for the first time after accustoming to wearing the main body, a smooth wearing with less stress was achieved.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hole 2 String-like thing 3 Fastener 4 Fastener 5 Wheel 6 Fastener for connection with diaper 7 Fastener for connection with diaper 8 core

Claims (3)

  A bird pet diaper to be worn on a bird pet, the bird pet diaper being fitted through two holes through a bird leg.   A bird diaper having a bag-like shape for receiving detachable manure, which is used by being connected to an object to be attached to the bird pet by the method of claim 1 or other methods.   A bird pet diaper having a bag-like shape having an appropriate space by placing a core in accordance with claim 2.