JPH01215229A - Diaper for bird - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To appropriately treat droppings of birds hygienically by setting a vessel or a pouch for receiving them near the anal orifice of a bird and holding the receiver in a depressed position to the anal so that it is freely detachable from the bird. CONSTITUTION:A vessel or pouch for receiving droppings 30 is fixed to a bird using the front ring 10, the rear ring 11 and side bands 12 near the anal orifice so that the receiver can take a depressed position to the anal. Thus, the troubles for collecting the feces or the like and for cleaning the cage can be avoided to greatly increase hygienic effect.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Section I and Objective J of the Invention The present invention relates to pet products used for breeding birds. One of the problems when raising birds is what to do with the excrement. In particular, when left indoors as a hand-held crow, unlike dogs and cats among small pet animals, birds have a physiological mechanism that allows them to control the timing of shedding, and emit after going to a certain place. It is impossible to train them to do so, and they end up in a state of drooling inside the room. On the other hand, when keeping birds in cages, etc., not only does it take a lot of effort to clean the cages, but it is also extremely undesirable from a hygienic standpoint if the cages are kept indoors (if the cages are kept indoors, the dried feces that are emitted inside the cages will spread to the surrounding area). A situation arises in which there is no

In recent years, due to housing conditions, there has been a trend to keep birds indoors or near a window, so proper disposal of droppings has become important.

The present invention attempts to solve this problem of disposing of bird excrement by making the birds wear diapers.

The concept commonly used for diapers is one in which the body, which serves as an outlet, is covered with a highly hygroscopic material, as seen in the case of human babies.

Something similar to this is used not only for Iruma but also for dogs, cats, etc.
It is sometimes worn when people have trouble defecating due to illness, old age, or other reasons. In the case of these mammals, there are two types of defecation, large and small, and the excreta are generally highly fluid, so such a configuration is effective. However, this type of diaper is not very effective for birds because their physiological circumstances are somewhat different. That is, in birds, urine is directly released into feces as an excretory component, and there is no liquid excrement that corresponds to urine in mammals. This is only feces, which corresponds to feces, and if it is a healthy crow, it is almost solid or semi-solid regardless of the type, and even if it contains moisture and is somewhat fluid, it tends to dry and solidify immediately after being excreted.

In addition, the bird's anus is buried deep in the feathers during normal times, but when defecating, the crow pushes it out forcefully and protrudes beyond the feathers to relieve itself. If a bird is forced to defecate while wearing a baby-style diaper, it will not only impede the bird's defecation movements, but the excreta will settle near the anus with feathers wrapped around it, and then quickly disappear. There is also a risk that it will dry out and solidify, blocking the anus. Dirt near the anus is also extremely difficult to keep clean.

In view of these circumstances, the present invention proposes a novel diaper that is compatible with the physiological conditions of birds.

1 Configuration 1 of the Invention Three inventions are described in this specification. The first invention shows the general structure of a diaper for birds, that is, a crow diaper, and will be referred to hereinafter as (1) of the present invention. The second invention shows a body ring having the function of attaching a diaper or the like to a bird, and hereinafter this will be referred to as (2) of the invention in this specification. The invention of tjS3 shows the crow diaper according to (1) of the present invention, which uses the body ring according to (2) of the present invention for wearing,
Hereinafter, this will be referred to as (3) of the present invention in this specification.

The structure (1) of the present invention consists of a container or bag having a concave recess for receiving and storing excreted bird droppings, and a function for attaching and retaining the container to the bird's body. Become. The mounting method is not limited to this. FIG. 1 shows one of the typical embodiments as seen from the side when attached to a bird.

The tJIJ2 diagram is a diagram of the same situation seen from the rear of the bird. However, in Figure 1, the main wings of the bird are shown in a spread out state, but in Figure 2, they are folded and drawn somewhat smaller. The fecal receptacle or fecal bag has a recessed surface when viewed from the anus, and is mounted in a position such that the periphery of the concave surface can surround the anus so as to receive discharge from the anus. It must be done. The anus and its vicinity do not come into direct contact with the walls of these containers or bags. tJIJ1 figure and fjS2 figure illustrate the case where the excrement bag 30 is attached. Third
The figure schematically shows this case using the excrement bag 30 as an example, and the operation and the like will be described in detail. The tjSs diagram represents the bird's anal area and the feces bag, and shows how excreted feces are retained inside the bag. Ejected! I32 is held in a closed space surrounded by the wall surface of the excrement bag 30 and the lower body surface of the bird near the anus. As mentioned above, bird droppings generally have poor fluidity, so the dropping bag attachment part 31, which holds the dropping bag 30 by the outer periphery of its mouth, does not need to be in close contact with the bird's body surface, and should be left with a slight gap. Even if there is, feces will not leak outside from here. Moreover, normally the feces is located at the bottom of the feces bag 30 due to the action of gravity without coming into contact with the bird's body surface, but by providing appropriate ventilation, the feces dries quickly after being discharged and is deposited on the wall of the feces bag 30. It is firmly fixed and retainability is further improved. Whether it is a bag or a container depends on the general distinction, that is, whether the material is flexible and has an amorphous shape, or is somewhat hard and maintains a certain shape, but regarding the configuration (1) of the present invention The only requirement for this is that it constitute a concave surface that is concave when viewed from the anus, so this distinction does not limit the requirements of the invention in any way. Further, there are no limitations regarding the shape other than the fact that it is concave.

The material of the blue container and the feces bag is not particularly limited, but
It must be strong enough to transport a certain amount of waste. Additionally, the container and bag must be in a condition that allows them to be relatively easily attached to and removed from the bird's body. In a standard configuration, the device responsible for attaching the container or bag to the bird's body is always attached to the bird, and only the container or bag can be attached and removed. It is also possible to have a structure in which a part or all of the device for attachment is attached and detached at the same time. and may be impossible to separate. In such a case, "feces container 1 and rgt"
``Bag'' refers to the part of the equipment that corresponds to these items.

After use, the feces container and feces bag are removed from the bird's body with the wings retained inside, and can be disposed of and used as disposable, or can be washed and reattached to the bird. Good too.

(2) of the present invention is responsible for the function of attaching the feces container or the feces bag of the crow diaper to the bird's body, and also (1) of the present invention.
Although it is a type of device whose primary purpose is to construct a crow diaper related to This is an independent invention as a body ring.

The basic configuration of (2) of the present invention is shown in FIG. Maehara 10
In Figure 0, the outline of the bird's body is indicated by dotted lines. ! /A
The above-mentioned Figures W41 and 2 are examples of a crow diaper, and the body ring according to (2) of the present invention is used for wearing.

The front ring 10 is located from the bird's neck 21 to the chest 22 to the root 15 at the base of the bird's main wings, and the rear ring 11 is located at the base of the bird's legs from the vicinity of the root 13 to the rear of the tail feather 16. Attach each part to the front of the island, surrounding that part of the island's body. The side bands 12 have the function of connecting the two rings so that they do not come apart, and the left and right sides of the bird are arranged so that the main wing attachment is below the root 15 and the foot attachment is either resting on the root or located at the edge of this. Align the area.

The requirement is to pass through the outside of the two legs. Geometrically, it can be said to consist of three loops. One is a loop using the front ring, the second is a loop using the back ring, and the third is a loop that passes through the two side bands and incorporates part of the front ring and the back ring. When adding other functions such as a diaper, the loop may be constructed in a state in which a part of the equipment attached for these functions is incorporated. In the example shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a part of the feces bag attacher 23 to which the feces bag 30 is attached is incorporated into the loop formation of the rear ring, and the feces bag attacher 23
A part of the ring and a band starting from this and going around the back of the bird near the base of the tail feather form the rear ring 11 as a whole.

The effect of this configuration is that the upper parts of the fore and rear rings resist forces applied downward to the body rings, and the lower parts of the fore and rear rings as well as the side bands resist the forces applied upwards to the main wing. It clings to the roots and resists. The progenitor resists the force that is applied towards the back rather than the front. Normally, a bird's body gradually becomes thicker from the neck to the chest and then to the middle of the body, and even in cases where this is not the case, when the main wing is attached, the foreground is applied to the front part of the root 15 or the shoulder 24 of the main wing, so the force directed backwards is applied. You can resist it. In response to forces directed from the rear to the front, the rear ring acts as the tail blade 1.
The base of 6 becomes gradually thicker as it goes from the root to the middle of the body.It resists force and twist from the left and right sides of the bird's body, and the main wing base acts on the root.
The side bands of the book can effectively resist forces in either direction, and once this body ring is attached to the bird, it cannot be easily removed by external force.

Although it has a simple structure in that two side bands are used to connect the anterior ring and the posterior ring, it is suitable for almost all bird body types. If the position of 42 is appropriate, by providing the side band 12 along the above-mentioned position, the side band can be made almost straight when viewed from the side, and the side band! ! First, it provides extremely high mounting stability. That is, the side W12 takes the shortest distance connecting the front ring and the rear ring in this vicinity.

Another way to connect the anterior ring and the posterior ring is to create a band that starts from the lower end of each of the two rings and connects the circumferential ring along the belly part between the two legs. Since the belly and belly generally have an outline that protrudes from the surroundings, the position of the band is unstable and shifts from the center as the bird moves, causing the base of either left or right leg to reach the inside of the root, causing the band to sag. Furthermore, if two bands are provided that are similar to the side bands according to the present invention, but pass through the inside of the roots at the base of the left and right feet, stability can be obtained to some extent, but this will hinder the bird's walking. If you install a belt that runs along the bird's back by connecting the upper edge of the front and back, this position is also the shortest distance and the belt will not loosen, but this alone will not be enough to resist the left and right forces or the forces directed towards the bird. Not enough.

However, some birds, such as inks and ohmes, move by twisting their bodies strongly or by changing their posture, so from the front, right, and two side bands according to (2) of the present invention, After adopting the configuration, it is possible to appropriately provide other connecting bands in addition to these as an auxiliary means. However, if the dimensions of each part of the body axis according to (2) of the present invention are applied to the bird, On the other hand, if it is appropriate, it will probably not be wrong for almost all birds.

The material of the body axis is naturally required to have a certain strength, but other than that, it is not particularly limited.It may be flexible such as string, thread, fiber bundle, or leather, or it may be elastic such as cotton rubber. It can be made of flexible materials, or even rigid materials such as plastic or metal as long as the dimensions are appropriate.
In such cases, it is possible to use different materials depending on the part, such as durable leather or even metal chains. Naturally, there are some differences in function depending on the material, but all of them have the mounting function aimed at in (2) of the present invention.

The mode of connection in the front side band joint Pf541 that connects the front and side bands and the restoration side band joint 42 that connects the restoration and the side bands is not limited, and may be fixed at all, but the connection may be movable or connected along the front or restoration. It is also possible to have a configuration in which the position can be adjusted, or a configuration in which the joining position is fixed but the angle between the lateral band and the front or back is free, depending on the type of bird, the function of the body axis, and the purpose of attachment. Choose the appropriate form of bond.

On the other hand, the body shaft may be structured so that once it is attached to the bird, it cannot be removed without destroying it, or the lf! function may be provided in any part. The attachment/detachment method is not limited to this. If it satisfies the above-mentioned requirements in the worn state, it is a body axis according to (2) of the present invention. Further, the dimensions of a part of the body axis may be made variable according to the body shape of the bird to which it is attached.

The device according to (3) of the present invention is the diaper for birds according to (1) of the present invention, and the method of wearing the device is particularly adapted to the device (2) of the present invention.
) is limited to the formation of the body axis according to

Therefore, its constituent requirements are that it simultaneously satisfies the diaper according to (1) of the present invention and the body axis requirements according to (2) of the present invention.

[Embodiment 1 of the invention <Embodiment according to (1) of the present invention> A typical example is when the body axis according to (2) of the present invention is used as the mounting method, as shown in the above-mentioned fjIJ1 and Fig. 2. However, since this will be described later in connection with the embodiment according to (3) of the present invention, an example using another mounting method will be given.

In the device shown in FIG. 5 and its configuration shown in FIG. 6, the feces bag 30 is held at the anus position by attaching the device to the base 50 of the tail feather.

The strength of pull-ups is amazing! Since there is no hope for J9, it is usually used when crows kept in a cage are temporarily taken out of the cage and allowed to play by placing them on your hand without making them exercise too strenuously. It is attached by sandwiching the base of the tail feather between an upper scissor plate 62 and a lower scissor plate 63. It is the same mechanism used in human hair scissors. The two plates with the tail blade sandwiched between them are fixed by hooking the protruding stop 60 onto the stop 661. The lower scissor plate 63 has an inner ring 64 for attaching a feces bag, and the mouth of the feces bag 30 is covered with this, and an outer ring 65 for attaching a feces bag, which has a slightly larger diameter, is placed over the opening of the feces bag 30. The feces bag 30 is inserted, and the feces bag is held near the anus with its mouth open. Instead of the R bag attachment outer ring 65, something like a rubber band may be used.

The examples shown in Figure tIS7 and Figure vJ8 are clothes made for birds and a diaper attached to them. Figure 7 shows feces bag 30
When this is attached to a bird, Figure 8 shows the fecal bag attachment part 3.
Showing a garment that incorporates item 1, open the part of the garment that corresponds to the shoes from the chest and put it on the bird. The clothes are put on the bird by passing the main wings through the main wing holes 70 provided in the clothes, the legs through the reverse holes 71, and the tail feathers through the tail feather holes 72, respectively. Regarding the structure of the feces bag attachment part, for example, the combination of the feces bag attachment inner ring 64 and the feces bag attachment outer ring 65 shown in FIG. 6 above can be used. It takes a lot of work because you have to design clothes to match, but
It may also be produced for hobby purposes.

<Examples related to (2) of the present invention> As with the front ring, examples other than those related to (3) of the present invention will be given.

The example shown in FIG. 9 is for a carrier pigeon carrying a communication tube. Both ends of the communication tube are fixed to the top of the front ring and restoring, and attached to the bird. In the conventional one, ring-shaped strings or rubber bands corresponding to the front ring 10 and the restoring 11 according to (2) of the present invention were provided at both ends of the communication tube, and the tube was attached to the homing pigeon, but in the present invention, the left and right The addition of the side bands 12 dramatically increases the stability of attachment. Generally, by attaching an object to an appropriate location on the body axis according to (2) of the present invention, it is possible to have the bird carry the object. It can be used not only for the purpose of transporting goods, but also for attaching experimental equipment for researching the ecology of birds, for example.

The example shown in Figure tlS10 is a case where the body axis according to (2) of the present invention is used to pull a bird. A connecting ring, that is, a front chain connecting part 36 is provided at the upper part of the front part 10, and a traction eyebrow cord 35 is attached to this.1 For example, in the case of a dog, a collar is attached to the collar. Although it is towed by attaching something like a chain, string, or robe, the present invention (
The body axis related to 2) corresponds to a collar for dogs in that it captures the animal being towed. The front leash connection 36 may be a removable mechanism such as that used to connect a dog collar to a leash.

Due to differences in body shape, birds often fall off even if a simple collar is attached to them, and there is a risk that force will be applied to only one area when towing them, but the body collar according to (2) of the present invention This does not happen because it captures birds stably, and is mainly used for birds that have low flight ability and mainly move by walking, such as chickens and bantams. Similar to attaching a leash to a dog, it can be used when taking a dog for a walk, but it can also be used to keep it tethered to a certain place.

A hollow cylindrical structure such as the feces bag attachment ring 23 shown in FIG. 1 or the feces bag attachment inner ring 64 shown in FIG.
Similarly, if it is worn around the anus with the body axis according to (2) of the present invention, and the feces bag 30 is not attached to it, it will naturally not function as an island diaper, but such a hollow cylinder-based structure By appropriately adjusting the size, shape, etc., it can be used as a contraceptive for birds. Both male and female S species have anuses that also serve as reproductive organs, and they engage in copulation by bringing their anuses into contact with each other. Normally, the male and female are lined up side by side or the male is on top of the female for copulation, but when the above-mentioned device is attached to a bird, the hollow cylindrical structure gets in the way in both situations, and the anus of the male and female gets in the way. It serves as a barrier to contact and achieves its purpose. It can be used when breeding is not preferred in the breeding mode 4.

Embodiment according to (3) of the present invention> The most typical example is the one shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 already mentioned. A feces bag 30 is attached to a feces bag attacher 23 which is suspended by an Il belt 12 and a restoring member 11, and receives the excreted excrement. The feces bag attachment part 31 has an annular shape, and the periphery of the mouth of the feces bag is placed over it. As for the attachment mechanism, for example, the mechanism shown in FIG. 6, which is composed of the inner ring 64 for attaching the feces bag and the outer ring 1165 for attaching the feces bag, can be used in this case as well.

The one shown in FIG. 11 is intended to further simplify the process of attaching and detaching the feces bag, and the annular portion of the feces bag attaching part 31 is partially cut away from the body of the feces bag attacher 23. In addition, a notch 49 is provided in a part of the ring, and an elastic material is used to form the poop bag holding spring 48. Because of the notch 49, when force is applied from both sides of the ring, the diameter of the ring is reduced somewhat. However, in this case, use a feces bag 30 with a slightly larger opening.
cover and remove the power. The blue bag 30 is held by the elastic force of the spring that tries to spread the opening of the bag.

The material for attaching these blue bags is not particularly limited, but it is standard to use plastic for ease of molding and cost. If a hard material is used, the part where the blue bag is attached should be in contact with the bird's anus and the posterior abdomen of the bird so that the force caused by the attachment is concentrated in one place and does not cause pain to the bird. From this point of view, the attachment must be molded to fit well with the curved surface of the bird's body. This applies to the entire equipment used for installation. Regarding the shape of the contact part, the curved surface of the lower abdomen around the anus of a bird can generally be approximated by a cylindrical surface, so for the blue bag attachment whose basic structure is a hollow cylinder, it is necessary to This can be roughly accommodated by having a cut through with different intersecting cylinders.

Although the material of the yellow bag 30 is not limited, it is preferable to use a plastic film such as a plastic bag in order to minimize leakage of waste through the bag.

In particular, bags with a zipper for opening and closing the mouth of the bag are commercially available, but they are preferable because they can be caught around the opening and the bag can be held together with the blue bag attachment, so close the zipper after use. Contains waste within the bag for easy disposal. For the purpose of quickly drying the excrement, use Japanese paper or a similar material that is somewhat breathable and durable, or hygroscopic or similar material if the excrement needs to be quickly fixed to the bag due to vigorous movement of crows. A material like thick cloth with fibrous fluff is considered. If the bird is in poor health and has watery stools, it may be helpful to use particularly hygroscopic materials, such as absorbent polymers used in human baby diapers. It is also possible to use it by appropriately molding it. The bag may have a double structure, with the inside and outside made of different materials.

In the example shown in Fig. 12 and the structure shown in Fig. 13, the blue bag 30 is used as a container outside the feces bag in order to avoid spoiling the appearance of the bird when the diaper is put on. 37 and was kept there so that it could not be seen from the outside.

This is especially effective when a transparent plastic bag or the like is used as the blue bag 30. At the same time, it also prevents the bag from shaking due to the movement of the bird and preventing it from retaining the contents or interfering with the movement of the bird. Place R30 for blue into the hollow outer container so that the area around the opening of the bag protrudes, and in this state fit it into the mounting base 39, which has a slightly larger diameter, and insert the opening of the blue bag between the two. In Figure 0, in which the mounting base 39 and the blue outer bag container 37 are mounted with their surroundings sandwiched, they are not separated by an outer container assembly 38 for convenience of handling, but this assembly is removed. If the container outside the blue bag is configured to be detachable, feces can be directly received inside the container without using the blue bag 30.
It can be used as a disposable or reusable blue container after cleaning. The shape and color of the blue outer bag container should be designed so that when it is incorporated into the mounting base and attached to a bird, it matches well with the external appearance of the bird, such as its different color and body shape.

FIG. 13 also shows examples of mechanisms for attaching and detaching the front seat, rear seat, and side bands, and adjusting the size. It is used in belts, etc., and can be put on and taken off and the length can be adjusted by a combination of a hole and a hook attached to the hole, but it is also commonly used for this purpose in clothing accessories, portable items, etc. Figure 0 shows an example in which the R mechanism can be used as is, with the front seat, rear seat, and side bands all being removable.
It is not necessary that all of these tools can be cut off when attaching and detaching devices to birds; for adult birds, the size and body shape are mostly determined by the bird, so if you set the appropriate dimensions in advance,
For example, if only one side band can be cut off, there will be no problem when attaching and removing it from the bird.Furthermore, in such a case, the entire bag, including the blue bag or poop container, should be made of inexpensive material such as paper. However, a configuration in which the body axis and the body axis are disposable is also possible. However, depending on the type of bird, for example, the neck of the bird's head or the base of the main wing is extremely thin compared to the chest near the root, and the neck is constricted so to speak. If the l110 is made into a loop of a fixed size and passed through the head, it may become loose and the stability of wearing may decrease. In such cases, it is necessary to install a mechanism that allows the front material to be cut off. On the other hand, the body type gradually gets thicker from the head to the neck and chest, so it can be worn by simply passing a ring of a certain size through the head.

In the apparatus shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, a disposable blue container 45 is attached instead of the blue bag. l
Figure 514 shows how it looks when it is installed, and Figure 15 shows its configuration. For the blue container, use an inexpensive plastic container. #Thick paper containers may also be used. A mounting hole 47 is provided in the mounting base 39 into which the restoration is incorporated, and the mounting claw 46 is fitted into the mounting hole 47 for mounting.

If it is made of plastic, it can have some elasticity, so it is easy to attach and detach. Suitable for relatively small crows that produce less waste.

#IJ In the examples shown in FIG. 16 and FIG. 17, a disposable plastic container is used as the blue container 45, but in particular, in FIG. The container 45 is configured to be joined directly to the side band. Hole 7 for the tail feather at the top of the blue container 45
2 is provided, and when the container is attached to a bird, the container is passed through the tail feathers 16 and brought to the anus level W1.The container opening circumferential ring 66 corresponding to the periphery of the container mouth corresponds to the restoration 11.

A restoration is formed on the side of the disposable blue container.

The container opening circumferential ring 66 is shaped like the bill of a hat so that its structure can be easily seen. Attachment split holes 68 are made on both the left and right sides, and the end of the ll band is pushed into these holes to stop the blue container 45, and the entire device is attached to the bird. The ll band has a rough thread-like or band-like side band 67 with a rough surface to increase friction and catching.
The material and appearance are similar to kite strings and jagged plastic bands for packaging. The split hole 68 for attachment has a shape in which a cut is made from the end of the container diurnal ring 66, and the end of the rough side band 67 is pushed through this cut and joined. At this time, it is a good idea to adjust the position of the connection to a size that matches the size of the bird.Since the size of the bird is small, using a container that is sized to fit around the anus will be too small and inconvenient to handle. It is intended for small birds that may cause problems.

When the bird is a chick and the tail feathers have not yet grown, do not make the holes 72 for the tail feathers as shown in Figure 17. This also applies to configurations using blue bags.Also, if the tail feathers have grown a little longer, or for birds with originally short tail feathers, use a slightly thicker blue bag. This configuration can be achieved by using a plastic bag or a blue bag.Although handling becomes easier, care must be taken in this case from the physiological viewpoint of the bird.

In other words, birds do not have sweat glands equivalent to human sweat glands, but the only secretory gland exposed on the body surface is called the foot gland 17, which is attached to the tail feathers 16 as shown in Figure 1. It is attached to the dorsal side of the root. Adult birds use the oil secreted from this area in their beaks to carry it to their main wings and feathers to maintain these conditions properly. Therefore, it is best to avoid attaching devices for long periods of time that would cover the foot glands 17, especially for adult birds.

The diagram shown in FIG. 18 represents a special example of the use of the front plate 10 and the side bands 12 connected thereto. Maehara 1 in this case
0 is a fixed elastic front 1175 that is not made of amorphous materials such as cloth or fiber bundles, but is made of materials with appropriate rigidity and elasticity such as plastic or metal, and has some cuts. 9. The front ring cut is 76. The inner diameter should be large enough to fit nicely on the neck or chest of the bird to which it will be attached.
Because of the frontal cut 76, the ring can be made somewhat larger during attachment and detachment. Since the shape is fixed to a certain extent, it will not easily fall off when installed.
Furthermore, if a side band end lower 7 as shown in FIG. 1 is provided at the end of the side band 12, both ends of the regular elastic front band 75 can be passed through this through the front band cut 76 to form a joint between the front band and the side band. Strictly speaking, the front blank 10 in this case does not constitute a closed loop as described in the constituent elements of the present invention because of the front blank break 76, but since there is no functional difference, the present invention also applies in such a case. (2) and (3) shall meet the requirements for the original. This lf! The same is true when the structure is used for restoration.

[Effect of the invention 1 The scope of raising birds as a bed is expanded, especially (3) of the present invention.
), in the case of diapers, the hygienic effects can be significantly improved, and related to this, it is possible to eliminate the need for frying feces, etc., and reduce the labor required for rearing.

Regarding the crow diapers, several crow diapers were actually prototyped,
I tried installing it on 2 to 3 birds. As an example of Oshima and Nakatori,
Good results were obtained when applying the method to ohms (Kobatan, total Fk of about 34 cs+) and pigeons (racing pigeons, total Fk of about 27), and to Punchitau (total length of about 13 cs) as a small bird. Orms and pigeons should be fitted with bird diapers of the type shown in Figures 1 and 2, and Punchitau should be fitted with the type 14
2 shown in Fig. and Fig. 15, Fig. 16, and tIS17.
I tried two types of crow diapers.

When attached to an adult bird, sometimes the crow would get confused and make abnormal movements when trying to remove it, but the
He got used to the sun and returned to his normal behavior and mannerisms. This did not occur when the device was installed from a young age. In the case of adult Orm and pigeons, a standardized commercially available plastic bag measuring 7cs x 10C- is used as a blue bag, and in the case of Punchitau, a feces container with an internal volume of about 5cm3 is used, and each bag is used once a day. It can be used easily as a replacement or disposable item.

Depending on the bird, the area around the anus may become slightly dirty,
It only requires a light wash once every few days to a week, and even if left as is without washing, the dirt would not progress to the extent that it would interfere with the birds' defecation.

It is also possible for crows to fly while wearing the bird diaper according to the present invention, and this was actually confirmed for all birds in the previous trial examples.

Oh, with parrots, keeping them in a narrow cage for a long period of time can cause stress! They are known to suffer from hair-pulling disease, in which they pluck their own feathers from their birds with their beaks, which is considered one of the difficulties in breeding this type of bird. The birds can be taken out of the cage to play when appropriate, which greatly contributes to relieving the birds' stress.

When worn on ornamental birds, the foreband and restoring according to the present invention are hidden in the feathers, and the side bands are hidden in the main wing except when flying, so they are hardly visible from the outside and are only slightly visible around the anus. Since the blue bag, feces container, or outer container that covers these parts are only exposed, if the design and appearance of these are modified by using a different color or matching the body shape of the bird, it will be a hindrance to viewing. Most of the factors that cause this can be eliminated.

If you do not want your birds to breed, if you wear the crow diaper according to the present invention, the same effect as described in connection with the embodiment (2) of the present invention will cause the male and female birds to be separated. It can also be used as a contraceptive device to prevent anal contact. On the other hand, if you wish to breed, you must refrain from wearing island diapers during the mating period.

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Fig. 1 is a side view showing the most basic structure of the crow diaper according to (3) of the present invention when it is attached to a bird, and Fig. 2 shows the same bird diaper as shown in Fig. #S1. Figure 3 shows the crow diaper shown in Figures 1 and 2 when worn, viewed from the rear! ! tIS4 is a diagram that structurally shows the basic structure of the body axis according to (2) of the present invention. Figure #16 is a side view of one of the embodiments of the crow diaper according to (1) above when attached to a bird. A diagram showing the mechanism, FIG. 7 is a side view of one of the embodiments of the crow diaper related to (1) of the present invention, when a garment-like structure is worn, and FIG. 8 is a side view of the crow diaper shown in FIG. 7. FIG. 9 is a side view showing an example of the case where the body axis according to (2) of the present invention is used to attach an object to an island, and FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the mechanism for attaching a diaper. Figure 311 is a diagram showing the case where the body axis according to 2) is used for towing a bird, and Figure 311 is a diagram illustrating the case where the body axis according to
FIG. 12 is a side view showing how the diaper according to (3) of the present invention is attached. FIG. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the mechanism for attaching the Karasuomutu to the body and the blue bag shown in FIG. 12, and ttS14 is the (3)
The side view when one of the crow diapers concerning this is worn. 15th
The figure is a diagram showing how the diaper shown in Figure 14 is attached to the body and the excrement container 0.
) is a side view when one of the crow diapers according to the above is worn. fJ
Figure S17 is a diagram showing a mechanism for attaching the crow diaper to the body and attaching the feces container shown in Figure S16. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing one of the special structures of the anterior ring part of the body axis according to (2) of the present invention. 10 ----One front original 11---One restoration 12---One side band 13---One foot attachment is root 14---- Main wing 15---One main wing attachment is root 16- --- One foot feather 17 --- Foot gland 18 --- One anal barb 19 --- One foot 20-m --- Head 21 ------a 22 --- One thorax 23 ----- One blue bag attaching member 30 ----- One blue bag 31. Maehara string connecting part 37 --- One feces outer bag container 38 --- One outer container binding band 39 --- One mounting base 41 --- One Maehara flll band connecting part 42 --- One Restoration side band connection part 45------One excrement container 46----Mounting claw 47-----Mounting hole 48----One blue bag presser spring 49-----Nothing missing 50- m-・- Root of the tail feather 51 --- Single diaper attachment part 60 --- Stopper 61 --- One stop hole 62 --- Single part Scissor plate 63 --- Single part Scissor plate 64 --- Inner ring for attaching a bag for one blue 65 --- Outer ring for attaching a bag for one blue 66 --- One container opening circumferential ring 67 --- Rough side band 68 --- Split for attachment Hole 70---One main wing hole 71---One foot hole? 2------Hole for one leg blade 75----Constant elastic front plate 76------ Front plate cut? ? ----One side band end opening 90--Communication cylinder Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 10 Fig. 1/Fig. 72 Fig. 13 Figure 74 Figure 15 Figure 76 Prisoner Figure 17

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Consisting of a concave container or bag for receiving feces and a function for attaching this to the bird's body, the container or bag can be attached and removed near the anus so that it is concave with respect to the anus. A diaper for birds that can be kept in as long as possible. (2) Construct a closed ring around the neck or chest, and around the tail or belly, making these rings the front ring and the back ring, respectively. Join along 2
A body ring for birds that has two side bands as its basic structure. (3) The diaper for birds according to (1), in which the bird is equipped with a concave container or bag for receiving excrement by configuring the body ring according to (2).