JP3125214U - Toilet equipment for male dogs - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate inconveniences such as cleansing of urine jumping out from a pet toilet of a male dog kept indoors and dirt on the toilet body.
SOLUTION: A water absorbent sheet for laying is fixedly mounted at approximately the center of a flat base, the water absorbent sheet is wound around a cylindrical main body, and the end of the water absorbent sheet is sandwiched by using a crack in the cylindrical main body. This problem is solved by combining them with the concave and convex fitting portions provided on the surface.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an indoor toilet tool for dogs.

  A conventional folding male dog indoor toilet as shown in FIG. 8 has a product in which two trays are connected by a hinge or the like, and one side is vertically placed and a water absorbent sheet is sandwiched between the upper parts. The male dog is used by raising one leg toward a flat water-absorbing sheet standing vertically.

  In the foldable toilet described above, it is good if the male dog raises one leg and urinates near the center of the plane, but in fact, it is often added near the edge of the toilet from the center. Urine spills out of the sheet, resulting in dirty floors and walls. In addition, urine is applied to the edge of the toilet, and the main body itself becomes dirty, which is unsanitary during cleaning and sheet replacement, and takes time and effort. An object of the present invention is to solve such inconveniences, and it is an object of the present invention to eliminate urine from the toilet and to easily and cleanly perform unpleasant work such as sheet replacement.

  In the present invention, the flat base is sized to be stably supported when the cylindrical main bodies are combined. When the concave and convex portions for joining the base and the main body are made into a rod shape and a cylindrical shape, a thin stick is erected in the center of the base and penetrated from the back of the water absorbent sheet for laying on the base. Attaching the water-absorbing sheet to the cover The water-absorbing sheet to be used is a pet sheet that absorbs existing urine in a jelly form.

  In order to wrap and install the water absorbent sheet around the cylindrical main body, the main body is preferably substantially cylindrical. In order to sandwich the both ends of the water absorbent sheet at the beginning and end, a straight notch is made through the vertical side of the cylindrical body from top to bottom, and the elasticity generated in the cylindrical body is used to make both ends of the water absorbent sheet. Is inserted. The cracks can be easily opened with a light force, so it is easy to put on the water-absorbing sheet. When the force is removed, the sheet will be pressed moderately, and it will be difficult to come off due to friction between the sheets. It became possible. Inside the cylindrical main body, a thin cylinder is fixed as a concave portion for fitting with a convex rod provided on the base. The base and the cylindrical main body are fitted together to form a finished product. There is also a method in which a concave and convex portion is provided on the base and the convex portion is provided inside the cylindrical main body. When you first use it, it is better to add a smell of pet urine to a sheet that is rolled up in a cylinder.

  Therefore, the pet stick is walking by inserting the cylindrical main body with the water absorbent sheet wrapped around it, stabbed and attached to the base stick from almost the center back of the water absorbent sheet to lay. It is now possible to walk around the main body as if urinating high targets such as telephone poles, and add to the main body from any direction. The urine that jumped out was absorbed by the water-absorbing sheet, so it was no longer scattered on the floor or walls. Since the urine is not directly applied to the cylindrical body with the end of the water absorbent sheet sandwiched and covered the outer surface, and the base fixed with the thin water stick to the water absorbent sheet, the tool itself is not dirty and the sheet can be easily replaced, Troublesome and unsanitary work is reduced. Further, when the cylindrical main body is rotated halfway up and down, the sheet can be used without waste, which is economical.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  In FIG. 1, in order to fit the flat base 10 and the cylindrical main body 20 with the concavo-convex portion, the rod 1 is provided as a convex portion at the substantially center of the base, and the length of the rod is shorter than the main body. Is strong enough to penetrate the water-absorbing sheet P, and is sharpened to the extent that the pet is not injured accidentally. The rod 1 may be integrated with the base at the manufacturing stage or may be retrofitted. The water-absorbing sheet P may be mounted by piercing the stick 1 almost from the back of the center, or the area of the water-absorbing sheet P may be increased by slightly overlapping two water-absorbing sheets, and the bar may be pierced by the overlapping portion. The base should not protrude when the water absorbent sheet is installed. The cylindrical main body 20 is preferably substantially cylindrical in order to wind the water absorbent sheet Q, and the thin cylinder 2 is fixed to the inner wall as a recess for fitting with the rod 1 of the base 10. The cylinder 2 is set to be loose so that it can be easily fitted to the rod 1 and to be fitted to the base 10 even if the cylindrical main body is rotated 180 degrees up and down. In order to wrap the water absorbent sheet Q around the surface of the cylindrical main body 20 and sandwich both ends of the winding start and end, make a notch linearly from top to bottom in one longitudinal direction of the cylindrical main body, and sandwich two water absorbent sheets I made a gap.

  In FIG. 2, the cylinder 2 is shortened inside the cylindrical main body 20, installed at two places on the upper and lower sides, and fitted with the base 10.

  In FIG. 3, the concave portion 3 is provided on the base 10, and the rod 4 is fixed and installed as a convex portion inside the cylindrical main body 20. The center of the base is thickened to increase the depth of the recess, making it easier to fit the body.

  FIG. 4 shows that both ends of the water-absorbing sheet Q are formed at the cracks by using the elasticity formed by installing the cylinder 2 as a recess for fitting with the base 10 on the inner wall of the substantially cylindrical main body 20. I was able to pinch.

  In FIG. 5, the cylindrical main body 20 may be polygonal, and the cylinder 2, which is a recess for fitting with the base 10, extends from the inner wall of the main body to the fixing portion 5 and is installed near the center of the main body. did. By providing the fitting part near the center, the main body can be more stably erected and urine can be prevented from entering through a hole that is open to fix the water absorbent sheet.

  In FIG. 6, the cracks are overlapped to form a spiral shape, and the water absorbent sheet is more easily attached and fixed. The cylinder 2 was installed near the center of the cylindrical main body by extending the fixing portion 5.

FIG. 7 shows that two water-absorbing sheets P for laying on the base 10 are slid and stacked, penetrated with the stick 1 from the back of the overlapped portion, and the water-absorbing sheet Q is wound around the cylindrical main body 20, and both ends are split. It is the figure which put it in the clearance gap, it was made to fit by the uneven | corrugated | grooved part of the base 10, and the cylindrical main body 20, and was completed. The main body can be combined even if it is rotated 180 degrees up and down.
This is a male dog toilet with the above structure.

  Cross section of one embodiment   Cross-sectional view of another embodiment   Sectional view of yet another embodiment   Top view of one embodiment of cylindrical body   Top view of another cylindrical body embodiment   Still another top view of the tubular body embodiment   Complete perspective view of the embodiment   Conventional folding male dedicated indoor toilet perspective view

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Base 20 Cylindrical main body 1 Convex part 2 provided in the base Concave part 3 provided in the cylindrical main part Concave part 4 provided in the base Convex part 5 provided in the cylindrical main body Constriction part P which extended the fixing | fixed part of the cylinder Water-absorbing sheet for laying Q Water-absorbing sheet for winding R Water-absorbing sheet

Claims (1)

  In a cylindrical pet toilet device standing on a flat base, a base provided with any of the concave and convex portions at the substantially central portion of the flat plate, and a convex recess that fits with any of the concave and convex portions of the base It consists of a cylindrical main body fixed inside, and the cylindrical main body is provided with a linear notch penetrating from top to bottom so that elasticity can be generated so that a water absorbent sheet can be sandwiched and fixed to the cylindrical main body. Toilet equipment for stand-type male dogs that is configured to be used by covering the base and the tubular body with a water absorbent sheet.

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