JP2582466Y2 - Pet necklace - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a collar to be attached to a pet, and more particularly to a pet necklace for covering a collar impregnated with an insecticide for mites and fleas of pets.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When animals such as dogs and cats are kept, they often suffer from mites and fleas that are parasitic on these animals. These do little harm to humans,
It was difficult to completely eradicate, and the infested animals became thin and ill, which was a headache for their owners.

Conventionally, a fluff collar 21 impregnated with an insecticide has been used as shown in FIG. To use it, first fit the flea collecting collar 21 around the pet's neck and adjust the required amount to the buckle 2 of the flea collecting collar 21.
Measure from 3 and cut out. After wrapping it around the neck of the pet, the end 22 formed as a result of cutting the flea collar 21 is inserted into two holes 23 provided in the buckle 23.
a, 23b and tightening the neck, two mushroom-shaped projections 24 were inserted and locked in two holes 25a near the end 22.

[0004] By wrapping the flea-collar 21 around the pet's neck in this way, the ticks and fleas parasitic on the pet are killed by passing the insecticide soaked into the flea-collar 21 when passing through the neck. Or die from the insecticidal vapors.

[0005]

However, since the above-mentioned flea-collar is in a state where the insecticide is exposed, there is a case where a human touches the collar to cause an obstacle. In the case of animals, when the body is licked, drugs may enter through the mouth and cause various disorders.

[0006] In addition, the remaining piece after the required length has been cut off from the flea-collar is short and cannot be wrapped around the pet's neck, and even if it is long, it cannot be locked without the buckle part. I had to throw it away. Further, if the flea collar is exposed, pets, especially pets kept indoors, lack cuteness.

The present invention covers a collar impregnated with a pesticide for removing ticks and fleas from pets, which eliminates the need for humans and animals to come into direct contact with the pesticide, eliminates waste of the pesticide, and is excellent in appearance. It is an object of the present invention to provide a pet necklace.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a pet necklace according to the present invention is provided with a pet mite,
A belt-shaped outer material covering the surface of the collar impregnated with the insecticide for fleas, a permeable lining attached to the back side of the outer material, and locking means provided at both ends of the outer material, and The both sides in the direction are sewn with thread rubber to make it stretchable,
In addition, when the gap between the outer material and the lining is a collar insertion portion and the locking means provided at both ends of the outer material are locked together, the outer material may cover the entire outer peripheral surface of the collar attached to the neck of the pet. Has a configuration that can be.

[0009]

According to the pet necklace described above, after inserting the pesticide-impregnated collar attached to the pet's neck through the collar insertion portion, the pet's necklace is placed so that the lining is in contact with the pet's neck. By wrapping it around the pet's neck and locking the locking means for attachment, the portion of the collar impregnated with the insecticide is prevented from being exposed to the outside.

[0010]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings showing embodiments. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a pet necklace according to the present invention, which is wrapped around a dog's neck.
FIG. 2 is a rear view showing a state in which a fleece collar is inserted into a pet necklace in a natural state where no force is applied, and FIG. 3 is a rear view showing a state in which the pet necklace is spread and extended.

In the drawing, reference numeral 2 denotes a front ribbon of a thick cloth as a surface material (hereinafter, simply referred to as "front ribbon"), and reference numeral 3 denotes a back ribbon of a lace ground as a lining (hereinafter, referred to only as "back ribbon"). ), 4 is thread rubber, 5 is male hook, 6 is female hook,
Reference numeral 7 denotes an insertion opening for inserting the flea collecting collar 3, 8 denotes the other insertion opening, and 10 denotes a collar obtained by cutting a flea collecting collar impregnated with an insecticide into an appropriate length. Here, the space created by the sewn front ribbon 1 and back ribbon 2 corresponds to the collar insertion portion (hereinafter, simply referred to as “insertion portion”) 9.

The pet necklace 1 of the present invention is made by superposing the front ribbon 2 and the back ribbon 3 as shown in FIG. 3 and sewing both ends of the front ribbon 2 with thread rubber 4 in an extended state. For this reason, in a natural state where no force is applied, as shown in FIG. 2, it has contracted to about two thirds of its original length. As shown in FIG. 3, the front ribbon 2 and the back ribbon 3 have the same width, but since the buckle portion 10b does not enter the insertion portion 9, the back ribbon 3 is short by the length of the width. The width of the insertion portion 9 is a width into which the collar 10 can be inserted.

First, the end 10a of the collar 10 is inserted into the insertion opening 7 of the pet necklace 1. At this time, since the collar 10 is longer than the contracted back ribbon 3, the end 10a comes out of the other insertion opening 8 as shown in FIG.

When the above preparation is completed, as shown in FIG. 1, the pet necklace 1 is wound around the dog's neck so that the inserted collar 10 is on the inside, and the end 10a of the collar 10 is connected to the two buckles 10b. Insert through the hole. Then, the end 10a is pulled and the neck is tightened appropriately, and two protrusions (not shown) on the front side near the buckle portion 10b are inserted into any two of the plurality of holes 10c formed in the collar 10, and the collar is inserted. Finish tightening 10.

Next, the pet necklace 1 in a contracted state.
Of the front ribbon 2 and stretched to fit around the dog's neck, covering the collar 10 so as to envelop it. After covering the whole, the male hook 5 and the female hook 6 are fastened.

According to the pet necklace 1, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, since it can be extended and contracted over a wide range by the action of the rubber thread 4, it can be used for dogs of different sizes with different neck circumferences.
Since the collar 10 is securely wrapped by its elasticity, there is no need to worry about contact with the insecticide and the safety is high.

The front ribbon 2 and the back ribbon 3 are not limited to sewing, but may be adhered or thermally welded depending on the material. The locking means is not limited to the hook, but may be a hook-and-loop using a hook-and-loop hook, a hook, or a hook.

FIG. 4 is a rear view of another embodiment of the pet necklace of the present invention. The pet necklace 11 includes a front ribbon 12
Is subjected to a shearing process, and a back ribbon 13 of a lace ground containing a plurality of thread rubbers in the longitudinal direction is sewn with thread rubber. Also, a frill is attached to the short side end of the back ribbon 13, and a decoration 14 that is detachable by hooks is attached to the surface of the front ribbon 12. The collar 18 is obtained by cutting a commercially available collar impregnated with an insecticide so as to fit around the neck of the target pet. Here, the space created by the front ribbon 12 and the back ribbon 13 corresponds to the insertion portion 19.

In the pet necklace 11, the collar 18 is inserted through the insertion opening 17, and the other end is pushed into the insertion portion 19 closed by the female hook 16. Thereafter, the insertion portion 19 is wound around the neck of the target pet, the both ends of the front ribbon 12 in the longitudinal direction are overlapped, the male hook 15 and the female hook 16 are stopped, and the pet necklace 11 is locked.

In the pet necklace 11, the collar 18 impregnated with the insecticide is pressed against the neck with an appropriate pressure by the elasticity of the thread rubber of the back ribbon 13 and the thread rubber used for sewing. It becomes larger than above.

[0021]

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, in the pet necklace of the present invention, by inserting the collar impregnated with the insecticide into the insertion portion, the surface of the pet necklace allows humans and animals to directly contact the insecticide. Even though there is no fear of touching, the insecticide component coming out of the collar is released from the lining part that is in contact with the pet's neck, so the effect of the collar soaked with the insecticide can be exhibited There is an advantage that you can.

In addition, many of the collars impregnated with insecticides are usually molded as they are and lack aesthetic appearance. By wrapping the collar with the pet necklace of the present invention, it is more beautiful to look at and keep the pet kept. There is an effect to express cutely.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a pet necklace of the present invention is attached to a dog's neck.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the pet necklace according to the present invention in which a fleece collar is inserted.

FIG. 3 is a rear view showing a state in which the pet necklace of the present invention is spread and extended.

FIG. 4 is a back view of the pet necklace according to another embodiment of the present invention, with a collar inserted through the pet necklace;

FIG. 5 is a front view of a conventional flea collecting collar.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1,11 Pet necklace 2,12 Outer fabric (front ribbon) 3,13 Lining (back ribbon) 4 Thread rubber 5,15 Locking means (male hook) 6,16 Locking means (female hook) 10 Collar 9,19 Collar insertion part

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A band-shaped outer material covering the surface of a collar impregnated with an insecticide for removing ticks and fleas of pets, a permeable lining attached to the back side of the outer material, and locking means provided at both ends of the outer material. The outer side of the lining is sewn with thread rubber on both sides in the longitudinal direction to make it extendable, and the gap between the outer lining and the lining is a collar insertion part. A pet necklace, wherein the outer material covers the entire outer peripheral surface of the collar attached to the pet's neck when locked.