JP3144166U - Antifouling and deodorant pet clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a pet clothes such as a dog that can be easily attached and detached to prevent dirt and bad odors from urine within a range that does not impair the functionality of wrapping and keeping a pet warm and the design of clothes.
SOLUTION: A substantially cylindrical garment that covers a torso of a pet and has holes through which both front paws are inserted, and is constituted by a back fabric and an abdomen fabric, and at least the abdomen fabric is a fabric having water repellency. Therefore, it is a pet garment that can provide a garment that prevents urine from being soiled and bad smell.
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Description

The present invention relates to clothes worn on pets, particularly dogs, and relates to a technique for preventing dirt and smell of clothes caused by pet urine.

  In recent years, the number of pets has increased to a high level, and the number of dogs in Japan has reached about 13 million. As a breeding mode of dogs, there are many cases of breeding in the house due to the housing situation.

  On the other hand, pets such as dogs need to walk once or twice daily for exercise. In this case, when taking a pet such as a dog raised at home in the winter, clothes for cold protection are required. In addition, because of their affection for pets such as their owners' dogs, they often walk in high-design clothes.

  When clothes are put on pets such as dogs, urine may hang on clothes when adding small items during walks. It is difficult to go home immediately and wash or change clothes. On the other hand, if you leave the walk as it is, your clothes will become dirty and stains, bacteria will adhere, and the smell will permeate. It was a headache for the owner. This problem is becoming more serious as pet clothing becomes more fashionable, reflecting not only the functional role of cold protection but also the owner's taste.

  In order to prevent contamination due to urine of a dog, there are inventions or devices that allow a dog to wear a diaper or wear a pants having a waste storage part (Patent Documents 1, 2, and 3). However, dogs don't like wearing diapers or pants because they are incapable of movement. In addition, the user feels uncomfortable with the excrement attached.

In addition, there is a device in which a bag-like body obtained by folding a cloth or paper on one side is used as dog clothes (Patent Document 4). However, since it is worn on the dog in pants, it takes time and excretion from the excretion hole cannot effectively prevent soiling of clothes.

  There is also a device related to a tubular animal jacket (Patent Document 5). However, the present invention is different from the present invention in that pests are eliminated by applying a medicine across the abdomen of the jacket.

Actual climbing 3019223 JP 07-246036 A ACT 07-17050 Shokai 53-33686 Shokai 61-54350

  In order to solve these problems, an object of the present invention is to provide clothes for pets such as dogs that can be easily detached to prevent dirt and bad smell caused by urine.

  According to the present invention, it is a substantially cylindrical garment that covers a torso of a pet and has holes through which both front legs are inserted, and is constituted by a back fabric and an abdomen fabric, and at least the abdomen fabric is water-repellent. A pet garment characterized in that is provided. The clothes according to the present invention cover the torso portion of the pet, and the hind paw side is open. The clothing is composed of two fabrics, a fabric covering the back and a fabric covering the abdomen, and at least the fabric covering the abdomen is water-repellent. When pets urinate, urine and urine splashes fly toward the abdomen and adhere to pet clothes, but on water-repellent abdomen fabric, urine is retained as water droplets with a large water contact angle Is done. These water droplets are naturally shaken off by the pet walking and exercising after urination.

  Further, in the shape of the substantially cylindrical garment, the pet garment described in the previous period is provided, in which urine adhesion to the garment is reduced by forming a notch on the rear foot side of the abdominal fabric. Even when the abdominal fabric is subjected to water repellency, the water repellency may decrease due to strong friction or the like, and the urine adheres more vigorously to the portion closer to the urination hole. Therefore, it is reasonable to provide a notch on the hind paw side so that the urine does not adhere to the clothes as long as the functionality of wrapping and keeping the pet warm and the design of the clothes are not impaired.

In addition, the pet garment described above is characterized in that the shape of the notch is a substantially parabolic shape. Since urine mainly flies forward, it is not necessary to make the cutouts concentric to prevent adhesion. On the other hand, when the cutout portion is circular, the portion that is not covered with clothes increases, the heat-retaining function is lowered, and the width of the rear foot side of the abdominal fabric becomes too thin, which makes it difficult to perform the sewing process.
By making the notch shape a substantially parabola, it is possible to minimize the size of the notch while preventing the occurrence of problems.

  In addition, the pet garment described above is characterized in that the notch is prevented from being displaced by providing an expansion / contraction fixing body around the rear leg side end of the pet garment. The pet's waist is gripped by the peripheral part of the rear leg side end of the clothes for pets provided with a telescopic fixed body. The position of the clothes does not shift even if the pet runs or rolls around.

  Further, the abdominal fabric can be detached from the back fabric and coupled freely by separating the both side surfaces of the abdominal fabric from the back fabric and integrating the back fabric with the back through the coupling means. Pet clothing is provided.

  According to the present invention, even when urine adheres, it adheres in the form of water droplets with a large contact angle due to the water repellency of the abdominal fabric. In addition, since pets such as dogs usually move violently during walks, water droplets having a large contact angle are easily shaken off. Abdominal fabric can prevent discoloration and bacterial growth, and can also prevent bad odor. When the pet runs around, the water in the puddle jumps and adheres to the abdominal fabric, so that discoloration or the like can be prevented in the same manner. Owners can enjoy a walk without worrying about how to clean up later.

  Although water droplets of urine adhering to the abdominal fabric are easily shaken off, it is more preferable that the abdominal fabric be shaped to prevent urine from adhering. By providing the notch, it is possible to prevent urine from adhering while maintaining the heat retaining function of the entire clothing. Even if a notch is provided in the abdomen, it is difficult to confirm the notch from a human line of sight over the pet. Therefore, there is no possibility that the appearance of the clothes will be deteriorated due to the shape of the cutout portion.

  More preferably, the notch has a substantially parabolic shape. By adopting a substantially parabolic shape, it is possible to minimize the area of the notch, and to prevent a decrease in the heat retaining effect.

  The elastic fixing body provided around the rear foot side end prevents the clothes from shifting (rotating) in the lateral direction, preventing urine from adhering to the left and right sides of the notch due to the lateral displacement of the notch it can. In addition, it is possible to prevent the heat retention effect from being reduced by preventing the clothes from shifting in the front-rear direction.

  By separating both sides of the abdominal fabric from the back, only the abdominal fabric can be washed, washed, dried, and the like. In addition, when attaching and detaching a normal garment, it suffices to detach and attach only one side of both side surfaces. Because the detachment or coupling part is on the side of the pet, it is easier to remove when a person removes clothes than to provide a split surface at the center of the abdominal fabric (ie, the lower part of the pet when the pet is standing) Can do.

  Hereinafter, pet clothes according to the best embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a pet garment 1 according to the present invention. This figure is a view from the viewpoint of the ground side when a pet such as a dog walks while wearing the pet clothes according to the present invention. The pet clothes are composed of a back fabric 2 and an abdominal fabric 3, and the back fabric 2 and the abdominal fabric 3 are stitched together.

  The pet garment 1 has a substantially cylindrical shape, and the upper part forms a head insertion hole 9 for inserting the head part, and the lower part forms a waist container part 11 for wrapping the waist part. In the abdomen, a forefoot insertion hole 10 through which both front legs are inserted is formed. The waist container 11, the head insertion hole 9, and the forefoot insertion hole 10 are provided with a stretchable fixing body 12 containing rubber around a substantially circular periphery. The expansion / contraction fixed body 12 may be anything that can be held without changing the positions of the waist container, the head insertion part, and the forefoot insertion part of the present pet clothes at the waist, head, and forefoot, and is limited to those containing rubber. Absent.

  The abdominal fabric 3 is separated into a right abdominal fabric 4 and a left abdominal fabric 5, and can be freely combined and separated by hooks arranged in the center. Polyester is used as a material for the abdominal fabric, and water repellent finish is applied using fluorine. The water-repellent finish is a process in which a film is formed on the fiber surface by kneading fluorine or silicon resin on the fiber surface. Although water droplets having a large contact angle with water are formed by a film of fluorine or the like and do not enter the fiber, so-called water-repelling effect is brought about. On the other hand, air passes through the gap between the fibers, so that air permeability can be ensured. Since the water repellent finish is known, the details are omitted. The material of the abdominal fabric is not limited to polyester, but natural fibers such as cotton disturb the alignment of resins such as fluorine by rubbing the surface, and the water repellency decreases, so polyester, nylon, etc. Chemical fibers are preferred. A cutout portion 7 is provided in the abdominal fabric 3. The shape of the notch is a substantially parabolic shape.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of the pet garment 1 according to the present invention. The head insertion hole 9 has a shape inclined along the circumference of the dog's neck. The waist container 11 also has a shape inclined from the vicinity of the tail of the dog toward the abdomen and covers the entire waist. The forefoot insertion hole 10 exposes the entire forefoot so as not to hinder the movement of the forefoot.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of the pet garment 1 according to the present invention. Cotton is used as the material for the back fabric 2 from the viewpoint of ensuring air permeability. Chemical fibers are generally breathable and hygroscopic and inferior to natural fibers. Therefore, although not limited, it is preferable to use natural fibers. Of course, natural fibers are not limited to cotton. It is also possible to provide a coupling means such as a hook on the back for a walk in the rain and bond the raincoat. If the material of the back fabric is also water-repellent, it is possible to prevent the body portion from being wet by rain to some extent even without a raincoat.

  FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram when the dog is wearing the pet clothes according to the present invention. The pet garment 1 completely covers the torso of the dog and covers the waist up to the tail. The missing part 7 (not shown) formed in the abdominal fabric 3 is not visible from the human eyes, that is, from the diagonally upward direction. Therefore, even if it is the fashionable pet clothes which added the pattern, design property is not impaired by formation of a missing part. Moreover, the fall of the heat retention effect is prevented by restricting the exposure of the dog's body.

  A mode when a dog pisses during a walk will be described with reference to FIG. The urine flies upward in the figure, and urine adheres from the center of the missing part to the lower part of the abdominal fabric. Since the abdominal fabric covers the entire abdomen of the dog, urine does not adhere to the back fabric. The urine adhering directly to the abdomen of the dog is naturally dried, and the urine adhering to the abdominal fabric becomes a water droplet with a large water contact angle and does not penetrate into the abdominal fabric and remains unstable on the surface of the abdominal fabric. After that, when the dog runs around, the water droplets on the surface easily fall. Since pets such as dogs move rapidly, urine water droplets can fall in a natural motion, preventing the growth of bacteria and the attachment of malodors.

  Based on FIG. 4, the pet clothes by another structure are demonstrated. The abdomen fabric of the pet garment described in FIG. 4 is not stitched with the back fabric, and is configured to be freely coupled and separated from the back fabric by hooks arranged on both sides of the abdomen fabric. The abdominal fabric is not separated into two. Others are the same as in FIG. In the case of the pet clothes according to this figure, the abdominal fabric can be separated from the back fabric. The adhering urine falls but there is a high need to wash the abdominal fabric, such as when it is desired to keep it clean, or when it is desired to remove dirt such as mud that tends to adhere to the abdomen. The abdominal fabric is quickly dried after washing with polyester or the like. For this reason, it is convenient that only the abdominal fabric can be washed. Aspects such as attachment of urine and subsequent dropping by this configuration are the same as those in FIG.

  The pet clothes according to the present invention provide clothes for preventing pets and other pet breeding households such as dogs to prevent clothes from being soiled and bad odor by urine, and have high industrial applicability.

Front view of pet clothes according to the present invention Side view of pet clothes according to the present invention Rear view of pet clothes according to the present invention Front view of another pet garment according to the present invention Conceptual diagram of wearing pet clothes according to the present invention

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pet clothes 2 Back fabric 3 Abdomen fabric 4 Right abdomen fabric 5 Left abdomen fabric 6 Joint part 7 Notch part 8 Hook 9 Head insertion hole 10 Forefoot insertion hole 11 Waist packaging part 12 Telescopic fixed body

Claims (5)

  A substantially cylindrical garment that covers a torso of a pet and has holes through which both front paws are inserted, and is constituted by a back fabric and an abdomen fabric, and at least the abdomen fabric is a fabric having water repellency. Pet clothes   2. The pet garment according to claim 1, wherein in the shape of the substantially cylindrical garment, urine adhesion to the garment is reduced by forming a notch on the rear foot side of the abdominal fabric.   The pet clothes according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the shape of the notch is a substantially parabolic shape.   The pet clothes according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the notch portion is prevented from being displaced by providing an expansion / contraction fixing body around the rear leg side end of the pet clothes. 5. The abdominal fabric can be detached from the back fabric and coupled freely by separating the both side surfaces of the abdominal fabric from the back fabric and integrating the back fabric with the back through a coupling means. Pet clothes described in