JP3206364U - Pet sling - Google Patents

Abstract

A pet sling capable of expanding the range of applicable pet sizes is provided. A pet sling (100) capable of hanging a pet in a state of surrounding the pet, having a shape extending in the front-rear direction, and four slits (112, 114) for receiving four legs of the pet, respectively. Each of the slits 120 has a flap 120 for closing the remaining portion, leaving a deep portion of each slit, and a fastener 122 attached to the tip of the flap. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a sling used for trimming and treating pets such as dogs and cats.

  Pet placement tables are used for pet trimming and treatment. Patent document 1 is disclosing the pet mounting table which can adjust the height position of a table electrically. Patent document 2 is disclosing the pet mounting table which can adjust the height position of a table manually.

  By using a pet placement table, a veterinarian or trimmer can perform medical care or trimming in a standing position. Patent document 2 is disclosing the horizontal arm which crosses the upper area | region of a table. The horizontal arm can be adjusted in height. The horizontal arm has a plurality of harness positioning portions spaced in the longitudinal direction. By locking the lead connected to the harness attached to the pet to the harness positioning portion of the horizontal arm, the pet can be prevented from dropping from the table.

  Pets may bite veterinarians and trimmers during treatment and trimming procedures. A supporter has been proposed to prevent a veterinarian or trimmer from being injured along with this biting (Patent Document 3). This supporter is preferably made of silicone rubber and has been proposed for use around an arm.

  The accompanying FIG. 8 of this specification shows a commercially available pet sling. The conventional sling 10 will be described with reference to FIG. 8. The conventional sling 10 has four holes 14 in a body 12 that receives a pet's torso, and through which the pet's front and rear legs are exposed. Can be exposed. The sling 10 has an elongated extension 16 extending from the four corners of the main body 12, and the tip of each extension 16 is locked to the horizontal arm 20 described above. The pet P is suspended by the sling 10 with the four legs L and the head H extended.

JP 2003-180184 A JP 2014-18168 A Utility Model Registration No. 312799

  Since the position of the hole 14 is fixed in the commercially available sling 10 shown in FIG. 8, a plurality of types of slings are used depending on the size of the pet P, such as for large dogs, medium dogs, small dogs, and ultra small dogs. Must be prepared in advance. Moreover, since the head is exposed and can be moved freely, there is a possibility that a biting accident will occur.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a pet sling capable of expanding the range of applicable pet sizes.

  A further object of the present invention is to provide a pet sling that can prevent a pet biting accident while expanding the range of applicable pet sizes.

According to the present invention, the above technical problem is
A pet sling that can suspend a pet in a state of surrounding the pet by locking to a horizontal arm arranged in an upper area of the table,
Four slits each for receiving the four legs of the pet, each slit having a shape extending in the front-rear direction;
A flap to close the remainder, leaving the depth of each slit,
This is accomplished by providing a pet sling having a fastener attached to the tip of the flap.

  That is, each leg of the pet can be restrained by putting the four legs of the pet into each slit and closing the slit with the flap. By adjusting the position where the flap is fixed, it is possible to fix the leg suitable for the size of the pet.

  In a preferred embodiment of the invention, a transparent window is provided at the site where the pet's head is located. In other words, since the pet is surrounded by the sling to the head, not only can the accident of biting be prevented, but also the pet can feel the sense of security because the pet can see the outside through the window.

  Details of other objects and effects of the present invention will become apparent from the detailed description of the embodiments below.

It is a figure for demonstrating the state which locked the pet to the horizontal arm of the table using the sling of an Example. It is an expanded view of the sling of an Example, and is a figure which shows the structure inside a sling. It is an expanded view of the sling of an Example, and is a figure which shows the structure of the outer side of a sling. FIG. 4 is a developed view of the sling of the embodiment, showing the outer structure of the sling as in FIG. 3 and showing the state in which the flap defining the hole for receiving the pet's leg is inverted. It is a figure for demonstrating the process of attaching the sling of an Example to the horizontal arm of a table. Similarly to FIG. 5, it is a figure for demonstrating the process of attaching the sling of an Example to the horizontal arm of a table, and has illustrated in the state which reversed the flap. It is a figure corresponding to FIG. 3 which shows the sling of a modification. It is a figure of the conventional sling for pets, and is a figure for demonstrating the use condition of this sling.

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

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a use state of a sling 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 102 indicates a table. The height of the table 102 can be adjusted manually. A horizontal arm 104 that crosses the upper area of the table 102 is removably attached. Reference numeral 106 denotes a clamper / attachment member. The horizontal arm 104 has a pair of vertical columns 104e. The pair of vertical columns 104e are fixed to the table 102 by a pair of clamper / attachment members 106, and the height position of the horizontal arm 104 can be adjusted.

  The pet P surrounded by the sling 100 according to the embodiment is substantially locked to the horizontal arm 104. The pet P can expose the four legs L from the sling 100 as in the conventional case. In FIG. 1, the leg P of the pet P is drawn away from the table 102 (the state where the pet P is completely suspended), but by adjusting the height position of the horizontal arm 104, the pet P The leg L can be brought into contact with the table 102.

  The sling 100 has a longitudinal length that can cover the head H of the pet P. Here, the front-rear length is defined based on the state in which the sling 100 is attached to the pet P. The direction of the body axis from the head to the tail of the pet P fixed by the sling 100 is defined as the longitudinal length.

  The sling 100 has a window 108 at a site where the head H of the pet P is located, and the window 108 is made of a flexible transparent film.

  2 and 3 are development views of the sling 100. FIG. FIG. 2 shows the inner structure of the sling 100. FIG. 3 shows the outer structure of the sling 100. 2 and 3 show the X direction and the Y direction orthogonal thereto. The X direction means the front-rear direction. The Y direction means the width direction.

  Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the sling 100 has a rectangular sling body 110. The sling body 110 is made of a flexible material. Preferably, the sling body 110 is made of a water repellent material. At the front end portion of the sling body 110, the sling body 110 has a pair of transparent windows 108 on both sides thereof.

  The sling body 110 has two sets of slits 112 and 114 extending in the front-rear direction at the center portion in the width direction. The first set of slits 112 is composed of two slits 112R and 112L that are preferably open at the front end edge of the sling body 110 and extend rearward. The second set of slits 114 is composed of two slits 114R and 114L that are preferably open at the rear end edge of the sling body 110 and extend forward.

  The first set of slits 112R and 112L located on the front side of the sling body 110 is for the front legs, and extends from the front end of the sling body 110 toward the rear as described above. On the other hand, the second set of slits 114R and 114L located on the rear side of the sling body 110 is for the rear legs, and extends from the rear end of the sling body 110 toward the front as described above.

  Referring to FIG. 3, a flexible flap forming member 116 extending in the front-rear direction from the front end to the rear end is sewn to the outside of the sling main body 110 at the center portion in the width direction of the sling main body 110. The flexible flap forming member 116 can close the outer portions of the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L except for the deep portion 118 (FIG. 5). That is, the flexible flap forming member 116 has four flaps 120 corresponding to the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L, and one surface constituting the first set of fasteners at the front end of each flap 120. Fasteners 122 are sewn. FIG. 4 shows the outer structure of the sling 100 as in FIG. In FIG. 4, the flap 120 is shown in an inverted state. A surface fastener 124 that engages with the surface fastener 122 is sewn to the outer surface of the sling body 110. The two surface fasteners 122 and 124 constitute a first set of fasteners.

  3 and 4, a portion where the flexible flap forming member 116 is sewn to the sling body 110 is indicated by a cross. As can be readily understood from FIGS. 3 and 4, in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the flexible flap forming member 116 is sewn from one end to the other end in the longitudinal direction. That is, the flexible flap forming member 116 is sewn from one end portion in the X direction (front-rear direction) of the sling body 110 to the other end portion.

  As a modification of the sewing portion of the flexible flap forming member 116, only the central portion in the longitudinal direction of the flexible flap forming member 116 may be sewn as shown in FIG. That is, the part adjacent to the flap 120 is not sewn. For example, when the sling 100 is mounted on a relatively small pet, the four legs L of the pet are located in the deep part 118 (FIG. 5) of the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L. In this case, by fixing the flaps 120 as close as possible to the deep portions of the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L, play around the leg L of a relatively small pet can be reduced.

  Referring to FIG. 2, the inner surface of sling body 110 has an inner fixing belt 130 extending in the width direction at the central portion thereof. As will be described later, the body of the pet P can be restrained with respect to the sling body 110 by using the inner fixing belt 130.

  Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the sling 100 has first and second extensions 132 and 134 that extend from both side edges of the sling body 110 in the central portion of the sling body 110. The length in the front-rear direction of the first and second extensions 132 and 134 is preferably substantially equal to the length of the trunk of the target pet P, that is, the length of the portion excluding the head H. Referring to FIG. 2, two surface fasteners 136 and 138 constituting the second set of fasteners are sewn on the inner surface of the first extension portion 132 while being separated in the width direction.

  One end fastener 140 constituting a third set of fasteners is sewn to the end of the second extension 134. The other surface fasteners 142 constituting the third set of fasteners are sewn to the outer surface of the proximal end portion of the second extension 134 (FIG. 3).

  Referring to FIG. 3, an outer central belt 146 is sewn to the central portion of the sling body 110 on the outer surface of the sling body 110. The outer central belt 146 extends in the width direction. Preferably, a belt 150 is disposed at the end of the sling body 110 so that the end belt 150 can be fixed to the vertical column 104e. In the embodiment, end belts 150F and 150R are attached to the front end and the rear end of the sling body 110, respectively.

  The usage of the sling 100 will be described with reference to FIGS. The four legs L of the pet P are inserted into the slits 112 and 114. At this time, the four flaps 120 corresponding to the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L are preferably not fixed, that is, inverted (FIG. 6). After the legs L are inserted into the slits 112R and 112L and the slits 114R and 114L, the four flaps 120 are fixed.

  Next, the inner fixing belt 130 is attached to the body of the pet P. As a result, the body of the pet P is restrained by the inner fixing belt 130 and the abdomen of the pet P comes into contact with the sling body 110. By integrating the sling body 110 and the pet P in a state where the body of the pet P is restrained by the inner fixing belt 130, the pet P The integrity of the sling body 110 can be maintained.

  The first extension 132 is secured to the horizontal arm 104 using a second set of fasteners comprised of two adjacent surface fasteners 136, 138. The first extension 132 can be secured to the horizontal arm 104 by spanning the first extension 132 around the horizontal arm 104 and engaging the hook and loop fasteners 136, 138 with each other. This state is illustrated in FIGS. In this state, the sling 100 may be attached to the pet P.

  Next, the second extension 134 is stretched over the first extension 132 and the third set of hook-and-loop fasteners 140 and 142 are locked to make the second extension 134 a substantially horizontal arm. Fix to 104. Since the first and second extensions 132 and 134 that are locked to the horizontal arm 104 have lengths in the front-rear direction, the suspended state of the sling 100 can be stabilized.

  Next, the outer central belt 146 is stretched around the horizontal arm 104, and the sling 100 is substantially fixed to the horizontal arm 104 by the outer central belt 146. As a result, the pet P is suspended from the horizontal arm 104. Of course, the length of the outer central belt 146 can be adjusted. Thereby, the difference in the length of the leg of the pet P can be adjusted by the outer central belt 146.

  Next, the end belt 150F and / or 150R is fixed to the vertical column 104e as necessary.

  Although the pet P surrounded by the sling 100 can see the surroundings through the transparent window 108, the head H is surrounded by the sling body 110, so it is impossible to attack a veterinarian or a trimmer. is there.

100 Sling of Example P Pet 108 Window (Transparent Window)
110 Sling body 112 Slit (For front legs)
114 slit (for rear legs)
116 Flexible flap forming member 118 Deep part of each slit 120 Flap 146 Outer central belt

Claims (7)

A pet sling that can suspend a pet in a state of surrounding the pet by locking to a horizontal arm arranged in an upper area of the table,
Four slits each for receiving the four legs of the pet, each slit having a shape extending in the front-rear direction;
A flap to close the remainder, leaving the depth of each slit,
A pet sling comprising a fastener attached to the tip of the flap. A sling body in which the slit is formed;
Apart from the sling body, it has one flexible flap forming member constituting each of the flaps,
Only the longitudinal center portion of the flap forming member is sewn to the sling body,
The pet sling according to claim 1, wherein the vicinity of a total of four flaps is not sewn to the sling body.   The pet sling according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a transparent window in a portion corresponding to the head of the pet.   The pet sling according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising an inner fixing belt that is attached to the inner side of the sling and fixes the torso of the pet.   The sling for pets as described in any one of Claims 1-4 in which the part fixed to the said horizontal arm is equal to the length of the part except the head of the pet used as object. A length adjustable outer central belt attached to the outside of the sling and spanning the horizontal arm;
The pet sling according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the sling can be substantially fixed to the horizontal arm by the outer central belt.   The sling for pets as described in any one of Claims 1-6 in which the said slit is opening in at least any one of the front-end edge of the said sling, or a rear-end edge.

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