JPS60102128A - Treating material of pet excretion - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a material for disposing of pet excrement, and its purpose is to provide a material for disposing of pet excrement, which is mainly used by placing it in the toilet bowl of cats, dogs, and other pet animals, and which has excellent deodorizing properties and is easy to dispose of. is to provide.

Conventionally, pet animals such as cats and dogs are trained to excrete feces and urine into a toilet bowl with sand or the like placed inside it.

However, since it emits an odor and is not good for environmental hygiene, if it becomes dirty, the sand inside must be quickly and carefully replaced to make it clean, and it is not easy to dispose of it. The cost was large, and it was one of the troublesome problems for animal lovers.

The present invention solves these conventional problems, has excellent odor resistance, and can be easily disposed of by taking out the part and pouring it into a normal washing place, and always in a clean environment. This is a treated material that allows you to keep pets.

That is, the present invention is a pet excrement disposal material characterized by blending bentonite and fibrous material powder with zeolite, further adding and mixing a water-soluble sizing agent, and granulating this into granules or pellets.

The zeolite used in the present invention is a fine powder that has an extremely high deodorizing effect and has good water absorption and water dispersibility.The bentonite powder also absorbs water well, swells easily, and is a highly water-dispersible powder. be. Usually, the former is used in a proportion of 50 to 70 parts by weight and the latter in a proportion of 10 to 30 parts by weight, but these are not particularly limited and can be determined as necessary.

Examples of fibrous powders include wood flour, cotton and other natural fibers, animal and vegetable fibers, pulverized cardboard, synthetic fibers, plastic powders, and other fibrous powders. ! The liver carp must be made of powdered material and has a low specific gravity and can be easily dispersed in water. This gives buoyancy and dispersibility to the product granules. The blending ratio is usually in the range of 10 to 20 parts by weight based on the intended use of the above-mentioned materials, but this is also not particularly limited. As a water-soluble sizing agent, it is necessary to have a granulation and consolidation function as well as hydrostatic properties.
MO, dextrin, etc. are preferable, and if a small amount of soybean is added within the range necessary for granulation, it will be better to mix and knead the materials with a diameter of 5 or more.
■It should be about 7 to 10 meters long, or for example 3 to 6 meters long.
The product is formed into granules with a diameter of +a+.

Since the treated material of the present invention is constructed as described above, it can be spread in the same manner as conventional sand to an appropriate thickness, and the human waste excreted on it will be absorbed by the surrounding treated material. Vc is immediately absorbed by the grains, and the deodorizing power of zeolite prevents the release of odor.

When disposing of it, just take out that part and dump it into the flush toilet.The particles themselves have good water dispersibility and require the buoyancy of AK, so they will quickly float up and disperse in the water in the toilet bowl. The water can be discharged cleanly by releasing water.

For IF of flowing water, particles are further broken down into fine particles in water1
Since it flows out in a dispersed manner, it does not clog drain pipes at all, and there is no risk of causing problems with flushing equipment.

In addition, since the treated material of the present invention has extremely high moisture absorption when using granules, the excreted water is immediately absorbed in the same place, so it permeates to the lower part of the evaporator and removes the leached water. It hardly stains or scrubs the bottom or inside of the toilet bowl.
Since only the removal of the part 7 and the supplementary part are necessary, cleaning, etc. + ridges can be omitted, and it can also be provided at a low price, so it is economically advantageous, and it maintains a clean environment. The practical effect is extremely large.

Next, a typical example is as follows.

Actual Example M Zeolite powder 60 Uruibe Bentonite powder 20 1 Powder 2゜OM O0,1 overlapping part The above materials were mixed, moderately humidified, and granulated into particles with a diameter of 5 by a known method. A material for disposing of excreta for beds was obtained.

Patent applicant Hiroshi Yasukawa - 1 other person Representative Patent Attorney Yoshio Kimura

Claims (1)

[Claims] A material for treating pet excrement, characterized in that zeolite is blended with bentonite and fibrous material powder, further mixed with a water-soluble sizing agent, and granulated into granules or pellets.