TWI566689B - Animal care therapy device - Google Patents

Description

Animal care device

The present invention relates to an intensive care device for animals, and more particularly to an animal care device that can perform air conditioning in an intensive care unit.

The animal care device used in the animal hospital is used as an intensive care unit for a dog or a cat, a monkey, a ferret, or the like after the surgery. used. Generally, stainless steel (stainless steel) or the like is often formed firmly, and an opening portion is provided on the front side. Moreover, in such an animal care treatment device, an intensive care unit of three or more bedrooms is often arranged in two upper and lower sections so as to be able to accommodate a plurality of sick animals.

Fig. 16 is a perspective view showing an example of an animal care device according to a conventional technique. In Fig. 16, 100 is an animal care device, 101 is an A-care ward, 102 is a B-care ward, 103 is a C-care ward, 104 is an air-conditioning machine storage box, and 105, 106, and 107 are switch doors. Fig. 16 is a treatment device for animal care disclosed in Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-190577. The animal care device 100 is an air conditioner control unit (air) disposed in the air conditioner storage box 104. a conditioning unit, an air conditioning unit, an oxygen supply equipment, and an A-care unit 101, a B-care unit 102, and a C-care unit 103 of an intensive care unit for animals such as dogs or cats. Air conditioning. Further, the A intensive care unit 101, the B intensive care unit 102, and the C intensive care unit 103 are separable from each other, and the airtight switch door 105, the switch door 106, and the switch door 107 are disposed. In addition, the air that has been adjusted to a predetermined temperature or a predetermined oxygen concentration in the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 104 is sent through the air supply ports of the A intensive care unit 101, the B intensive care unit 102, and the C intensive care unit 103, and A filter that is detachable is provided at the air supply port. According to the above configuration, the temperature or the oxygen concentration in the A intensive care unit 101, the B intensive care unit 102, and the C intensive care unit 103 can be arbitrarily set by a common air conditioner control unit or the like, and the room temperature is displayed in the control unit. Information such as it can be managed exactly.

However, in the animal care device, since the health conditions of the various types of animals are different, it is preferable to set the room temperature or the oxygen concentration of each intensive care unit individually. However, in the animal care device 100, since the air conditioning of each intensive care unit is performed by one air conditioner and the oxygen supply device, the temperature of each intensive care unit cannot be individually set. Further, the intensive care unit of the animal care treatment device is formed of a metal such as stainless steel for hygienic management. Therefore, even if the air conditioner of the predetermined temperature range is sent by the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 104, the body heat is taken off by the part of the animal in contact with the ward, and the physical strength is not good. Even if a towel is placed on the floor of the intensive care unit, if the towel is wet due to urine, the body heat such as the abdomen that contacts the wet portion is taken away when the urine is vaporized. be considered Although the body temperature can be maintained in the floor-mounted heater of the intensive care unit, when a certain degree of health is restored, an unexpected situation such as biting a distribution cable and electric shock may occur. Further, it is considered that in the case of a sick animal in a state in which anesthesia is active, since the body cannot be moved, a low temperature burn is applied to a portion that contacts the heater.

Moreover, since the air conditioning of all the intensive care units cannot be performed during the maintenance of the air conditioner, it is necessary to move all the animals accommodated to the animal care device for replacement, and only perform maintenance. A lot of work has taken place in preparation. Moreover, since the animal care device is also required to be subjected to particularly strict hygiene management in the veterinary instrument, it is necessary to frequently perform a switch that is relatively easy to deteriorate from the viewpoint of cleaning or sanitary management or airtight maintenance of the intensive care unit. The replacement of the parts of the door, etc., is therefore a burdensome device for maintenance work. As described above, the animal care device according to the prior art has a problem that the body temperature maintenance measures are insufficient and the burden of maintenance work is large.

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2001-190577

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and a first object thereof is to provide an animal care device which can perform air conditioning according to the type or state of an animal housed in an intensive care unit, and can also maintain the body temperature of the contained animal. Furthermore, the second object is to provide an animal care device that can reduce the burden of maintenance work.

The invention described in item 1 of the scope of application for patent is a movement The utility model has the following features: a plurality of intensive care units arranged in a box shape on the front side, and a plurality of intensive care units arranged in the same manner as the intensive care unit, and selecting any of the aforementioned intensive care units a plurality of air conditioning units that are configured to deliver air in a predetermined temperature range; an air conditioner storage box that is disposed integrally with the intensive care unit and that is selectively detachably inserted and removed from the air conditioning unit, and the air conditioner storage box The carrier frame is provided with a plurality of frames arranged in the vertical direction, and at least one of the front side, the side surface side, or the back side is openable, and the air conditioning unit includes any one slidable to the carrier frame A rail on the frame is slidably disposed toward an openable side of the air conditioner casing.

The invention according to claim 2, wherein the invention further comprises: the method further comprising: contacting or contacting the outer side of the back panel of the intensive care unit; And form a slightly plate-like or slightly membranous heater.

The invention of claim 3, wherein the invention further comprises: an outer frame covering at least the back panel of the intensive care unit from the outside, wherein the outer casing is covered by the outer side of the intensive care unit, The outer casing is provided with an opening that can take out the heater.

The invention according to claim 4, wherein the intensive care unit is provided on the side panel or the top panel in the treatment panel of the animal according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein: An air supply pipe for air is sent by the air conditioning unit, and an air intake pipe for sending air to the air conditioning unit, the air conditioning unit package Included: an internal heat exchanger that vaporizes the liquefied refrigerant and is taken away by the air sent from the intensive care unit, and an outdoor heat exchanger that condenses the vaporized refrigerant and dissipates heat to the outside of the intensive care unit, and air An air circulation fan that is sent to the intensive care unit, and a housing that houses the air circulation fan and the indoor heat exchanger, and the frame body is provided with an air supply port that faces the opening of the air supply pipe. And an abutting plate of the intake port facing the opening portion of the intake pipe.

The invention according to claim 5, wherein the intensive care unit is provided on the side panel or the top panel in the protective panel of the animal according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein: An air supply pipe for air is sent by the air conditioning unit, and an air intake pipe for sending air to the air conditioning unit, wherein the air conditioning unit includes: vaporizing the liquefied refrigerant and being trapped by the air sent from the intensive care unit. a heat-removing indoor heat exchanger, an outdoor heat exchanger that condenses the vaporized refrigerant and dissipates heat to the outside of the intensive care unit, and an air circulation fan that sends air to the intensive care unit, and houses the air circulation fan And a frame body of the indoor heat exchanger, wherein the frame body is provided with an air supply port formed to face the intake port of the intensive care unit, and an air inlet port facing the air supply port of the intensive care unit; The plate is provided with a cylindrical member protruding from the air supply port of the air conditioning unit and a peripheral edge portion of the air inlet of the air conditioning unit, and the air is provided When the unit is inserted into the air-conditioning apparatus storage box, the portions on the distal end side of the tubular member are inserted into the air supply tube and the inside of the air intake tube, or the air supply tube and the distal end side portion of the air intake tube. Each of the aforementioned cylinders inserted into the opposite direction The inside of the member is formed.

The invention described in claim 6 is the animal treatment device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the intensive care unit comprises: An air intake port for air is sent by the air conditioning unit, and air is sent to the air supply port for the air conditioning unit. The air conditioning unit includes: vaporizing the liquefied refrigerant and being sent by the air in the intensive care unit. a heat-removing indoor heat exchanger, an outdoor heat exchanger that condenses the vaporized refrigerant and dissipates heat to the outside of the intensive care unit, and an air circulation fan that sends air to the intensive care unit, and houses the air circulation fan And a frame body of the indoor heat exchanger, wherein the frame body is provided with a side panel or a top plate that abuts the suction port of the intensive care unit and the air supply port, and the air inlet face of the intensive care unit is formed a pair of air supply ports, and abutting plates of the air inlets facing the aforementioned air supply ports of the intensive care unit.

The invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the air conditioning unit comprises an oxygen concentrator connected to the oxygen concentrator. A portion of a fluid circuit of an oxygen concentrator or an oxygen cylinder is provided with a valve for regulating the amount of oxygen delivered to the intensive care unit.

The invention of claim 8 is the animal treatment device according to claim 7, wherein the air conditioning unit is provided with the valve inside the housing, the fluid Part of the loop releases oxygen into the interior of the aforementioned frame to make.

The invention according to claim 9 is characterized in that, in the animal care device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the switch door includes: forming a transparency A rectangular plate material, and a door body portion to which a cushioning material is attached to a peripheral portion of the front surface; a frame member formed by four profiles having grooves formed in the longitudinal direction, and a frame member of the peripheral portion of the door body portion is sandwiched by the groove.

According to the invention described in the first application of the patent scope, since each intensive care unit includes an air conditioning unit, room temperature can be set for each intensive care unit, and air conditioning can be performed according to the type or state of the contained animal. Furthermore, since each air conditioning unit can be serviced, it is possible to continue to use an intensive care unit other than the intensive care unit corresponding to the air conditioning unit. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the workload associated with maintenance such as the movement of the animal. Further, since the air conditioning unit can be disposed by laminating the load-bearing frame, it is possible to reduce the area required for the installation of the medical treatment device by arranging the plurality of air-conditioning units in a horizontal plane.

According to the invention described in the second paragraph of the patent application scope, since the heater is disposed on the outer side of the back panel of the intensive care unit, heat from the heater is transmitted to the floor of the intensive care unit, so that the animal can be appropriately contacted with the part of the intensive care unit. Body heat. Moreover, the floor can be prevented from being excessively warmed by providing a heater on the outer side of the back panel, and the animal is subjected to low temperature burns.

According to the invention of the third aspect of the patent application, since the heater is taken out from the opening of the outer casing, the heater can be easily replaced in the event of a failure of the heater. Moreover, it can be heated by the commercially available cushion type. A heater or a panel heater can be used to inexpensively implement a greenhouse for the intensive care unit floor.

According to the invention of the fourth aspect of the patent application, the frame is provided in the air conditioning unit, and the frame is paired with the opening of the air supply pipe on the side of the ward and the opening of the intake pipe. The air supply port and the air inlet are facing each other, and the air of a predetermined temperature is sent into the intensive care unit, so that the air to be fed can be circulated, so that it is not necessary to screw the duct and the frame.

According to the invention of the fifth aspect of the patent application, the air of a predetermined temperature is sent to the intensive care unit by the tubular member disposed on the frame of the air conditioning unit and the catheter on the intensive care unit side, thereby enabling the delivery. The air circulation, so it is not necessary to spirally connect the catheter to the frame, and even if the distance between the air conditioning unit and the intensive care unit is large, the air flow path can be ensured between the frame and the intensive care unit.

According to the invention described in the sixth paragraph of the patent application, the air of a predetermined temperature is sent into the intensive care unit by directly bringing the frame disposed in the air conditioning unit into contact with the intensive care unit, thereby allowing the air to be fed. By circulating, it is possible to increase the volume of the intensive care unit only by the space of the catheter, and to provide a wider and more comfortable space for the animals to be accommodated.

According to the invention described in claim 7 of the patent application, since the air conditioning unit is used as a part of the oxygen supply circuit, it is easy to replace the valve when the valve for adjusting the amount of oxygen is adjusted.

According to the invention described in claim 8 of the patent application, it is not necessary to provide a conduit for supplying oxygen around the intensive care unit. In turn, it will only add The volume of the intensive care room is increased by the space of the catheter, which provides a wider and more comfortable space for the animals to be accommodated.

According to the invention described in claim 9 of the patent application, the switch door can be disassembled for cleaning and disinfection, and it is easy to replace a part or all of the frame of the switch door. In addition, the maintenance and repair burden of the intensive care unit can be reduced.

10,100‧‧‧ animal care device

11‧‧‧External frame

12‧‧‧ spaced pillars

13‧‧‧Locking

14‧‧‧ spacer

15‧‧‧ spaced support members

16‧‧‧ Spacer guide member

17a, 17b, 17c, 17d‧‧‧ casters

18‧‧‧bearing frame

18a‧‧‧Bottom frame

18b‧‧‧Upper frame

19a, 19b, 19c‧‧‧ pillar materials

20, 101‧‧‧A intensive care unit

20a‧‧‧A measurement unit

21, 41, 61, 105, 106, 107‧‧‧ switch doors

22, 28, 42, 48, 62, 68‧‧‧ handles

23, 43, 63‧‧‧Latch seat components

24a, 24b, 29a, 29b, 33a, 33b, 44a, 44b, 49a, 49b, 53a, 53b, 64a, 64b, 69a, 69b, 73a, 73b‧‧‧ hinge

25a, 45a, 65a‧‧ vent knob

25, 45, 65‧ ‧ vents

26, 46, 66‧‧‧Contact holes

27, 47, 67‧‧ ‧ small doors

30‧‧‧A floor heater heater

31‧‧‧External frame back panel

32‧‧‧heater door

34, 54, 74‧‧‧ refers to the hook hole

35a‧‧‧Air supply tube

35b‧‧‧ suction pipe

36, 56‧‧ vents

37‧‧‧Intensive care unit back panel

38‧‧‧pad heater

39‧‧‧Intensive care unit floor

40, 102‧‧‧B intensive care unit

40a‧‧‧B measurement unit

41a‧‧‧door body

41b, 41c, 41d, 41e‧‧‧ profiles

41f, 41g, 41h, 41i‧‧‧ end caps

50‧‧‧B floor heater heater

51‧‧‧film heater

51a‧‧‧Back Attachment

51b‧‧‧Front Attachment

52, 72‧‧‧ heater door

55‧‧‧ catheter

57‧‧‧Intensive care unit back panel

58‧‧‧beam components

59‧‧‧Intensive care unit floor

60‧‧‧C intensive care unit

60a‧‧‧C measuring unit

70‧‧‧C floor heater heater

71‧‧‧External frame back panel

76‧‧‧Control Department

77‧‧‧Change valve

78‧‧‧External frame side panel

80, 104‧‧‧Air-conditioning machine storage box

81‧‧‧ front panel

82‧‧‧Operator panel

82a‧‧‧Main switch

83‧‧‧Oxygen concentration management panel

84‧‧‧ side

85‧‧‧Intake opening

86‧‧‧Exhaust fan

87‧‧‧ top board

88‧‧‧A air conditioning unit

88a, 88b‧‧‧ slide rails

89, 94, 98‧‧ ‧ heat sink

89a‧‧‧Outdoor heat exchanger

89b‧‧‧Fan for outdoor heat exchanger

90, 95, 99‧‧‧ compressor

91, 96‧‧‧ body blocks

91a‧‧‧coil heater

91b‧‧‧Air circulation fan

91c‧‧‧Flow control valve

92‧‧‧ frame

92a‧‧‧ Abutment board

92b‧‧‧ air supply port

92c‧‧‧ suction port

92d‧‧‧ opposite board

92e‧‧‧Air supply tube

92f‧‧‧ suction pipe

93‧‧‧B air conditioning unit

97‧‧‧C air conditioning unit

101‧‧‧A intensive care unit

102‧‧‧B intensive care unit

103‧‧‧C intensive care unit

104‧‧‧Air-conditioning machine storage box

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an animal care device according to a first embodiment.

Fig. 2 is a front view showing the medical treatment device for an animal according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 3 is a plan view showing the medical treatment device for an animal according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 4 is a right side view showing the medical treatment device according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 5 is a plan view showing an animal care device according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of the animal care device according to the first embodiment.

Figure 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the B intensive care unit.

Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing a state in which three air conditioning units are mounted on a frame.

Figure 9 is a perspective view of the A air conditioning unit.

Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which an air conditioning unit is taken out.

Figure 11 is a block diagram of an air conditioning associated component.

Fig. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the B intensive care unit in a state in which the heater for the floor heating room is inserted.

Figure 13 is an exploded perspective view of the switch door.

Fig. 14 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the B intensive care unit of the animal care device according to the second embodiment.

Fig. 15 is a perspective view showing an air conditioning unit of the animal care device according to the third embodiment.

Fig. 16 is a perspective view showing an example of an animal care device according to a conventional technique.

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an animal care device according to a first embodiment. In Fig. 1, 10 is an animal care device, 11 is an outer frame, 17a, 17b, 17c and 17d are casters, 20 is an A-care ward, 21 is a switch door, 27 is a small door, 40 is B intensive care unit, 41 is the opening and closing door, 47 is the small door, 60 is the C intensive care unit, 61 is the opening and closing door, 67 is the small door, 80 is the air conditioning machine storage box, 82 is the operation panel, 83 is the oxygen concentration management panel, 85 It is an opening for suction, 86 is an exhaust fan, and 87 is a top plate. 2 is a front view showing the animal care device according to the first embodiment. In Fig. 2, 12 is a spacer post, 13 is a locking portion, 22 is a handle, 23 is a latch catch member, 24a and 24b are hinges, 25 is a vent, and 25a is a vent. Knob, 26 is a contact hole, 28 is a handle, 29a and 29b are hinges, 42 is a handle, 43 is a latch seat member, 44a and 44b are hinges, 45 is a vent, 45a is a vent knob, and 46 is a contact hole. 48 is the handle, 49a and 49b are hinges, 62 is the handle, 63 is the latch seat member, 64a and 64b For the hinge, 65 is the vent, 65a is the vent knob, 66 is the contact hole, 68 is the handle, 69a and 69b are the hinge, 81 is the front panel, 82a is the main switch, the other symbols are shown and 1 the same.

First, the overall configuration of the animal care device according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in Fig. 1, the animal care device 10 according to the present embodiment has an A-care ward 20 disposed on the left side of the upper portion of the outer casing 11, a B-care ward 40 on the lower left side, and a C-care device on the lower right side. Ward 60. The A intensive care unit 20 is lower than the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60, and is suitable for accommodating smaller sick animals such as cats or small dogs. The outer casing 11 has the function of integrating the three intensive care units. Moreover, the outer frame 11 covers the top panel, the back panel and the left panel of the protection A ward 20, the back panel of the B intensive care unit 40, the left panel and a part of the floor, the back panel of the C-care ward 60, the right panel and the floor. Part of it also has the effect of improving the appearance. Further, the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60 are all open front portions, and the opening and closing portion is provided with the opening and closing door 21, the opening and closing door 41, the opening and closing door 61, and the entrance and exit of the animal. The time is to make the door switches. In addition, the air conditioner storage box 80 is disposed on the right side of the upper stage, but the outer casing 11 does not cover the back panel of the air conditioner storage box 80 or the like for the reason described below. Further, the air conditioner storage box 80 is integrally provided with the A intensive care unit 20 and the C intensive care unit 60. Further, on the front side of the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80, an operation panel 82 that performs settings relating to the heating and cooling room of each intensive care unit, and an oxygen concentration management panel 83 that sets the oxygen concentration of each intensive care unit are disposed.

A intensive care unit 20, B intensive care unit 40, and C intensive care unit 60 are formed by stainless steel which is easy to manage by sanitation, and the back panel, the top panel, the floor, the right side panel and the left side panel are integrally formed by press working. outer The frame 11 is also formed of stainless steel, and the back panel, the top panel, the right panel, the left panel, and the floor are separately formed, and the back panel is divided into three. In addition, the caster 17a and the caster 17b are disposed on the front panel of the outer casing 11, and the caster 17c and the caster 17d are disposed on the back side to facilitate the movement of the animal care device 10. Further, although the animal care device 10 is an intensive care unit suitable for dogs or cats, it is of course suitable for other animals such as ferrets and monkeys, and the animals to be accommodated are not particularly limited. Moreover, it can also be used as a substitute for a general veterinary cage. Further, the caster 17a, the caster 17b, the caster 17c, and the caster 17d may be omitted.

Next, the configuration of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60 will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, a switch door 21 is provided on the front side of the A intensive care unit 20. The switch door 21 covers the front side and is rotatably supported by hinges 24a and 24b attached to the ends of the left side panel of the A intensive care unit 20. Therefore, when the opening and closing door 21 is opened, the opening portion is completely opened, so that there is an advantage that the disinfecting operation or the like inside the A intensive care unit 20 can be easily performed. Further, the switch door 21 can be opened and closed by gripping the handle 22, and the latch portion of the handle is locked to the latch seat member 23 to be kept closed. Furthermore, a small door 27 is provided in the switch door 21. The small door 27 is disposed in a state of being slightly biased to the lower left side of the opening and closing door 21, and is rotatably supported by a hinge 29a and a hinge 29b attached to the opening and closing door 21. In addition to this, the small door 27 is opened and closed for holding the handle 28. When feeding a sick animal or the like, the temperature or oxygen concentration fluctuation of the A intensive care unit 20 can be lowered by switching the small door 27 instead of opening and closing the opening and closing door 21. Furthermore, the contact hole 26 is a small opening portion provided with a screwed type cover, which can be worn. For example, a dropper or the like.

Further, the opening and closing door 21 and the small door 27 are disposed to ensure airtightness so that the inside of the A-care unit 20 can be maintained at a predetermined temperature or a predetermined oxygen concentration. Further, the opening and closing door 21 and the small door 27 are formed of polycarbonate having high transparency so that the diseased animals in the A intensive care unit 20 can be observed. Further, a vent port 25 is provided at an upper portion of the switch door 21. The vent opening 25 has a plurality of rectangular opening portions arranged in the lateral direction. A strip-shaped plate in which a plurality of openings of the same shape are arranged in the lateral direction is disposed inside the switch door 21, and the strip-shaped plate can be slid in the lateral direction by rotating the vent knob 25a. When the strip-shaped plate is slid so that the opening of the plate and the opening of the opening and closing door 21 overlap each other, the ventilation of the A-care unit 20 and the outside can be ensured via the vent port 25. Therefore, for example, in the case where the diseased animal is not required to be maintained at a specific room temperature and oxygen concentration, for example, the vent 25 can be opened to perform ventilation of the A intensive care unit 20.

The B intensive care unit 40, like the A intensive care unit 20, is provided with a switch door 41 covering the front side of the B intensive care unit 40. The switch door 41 is rotatably supported by a hinge 44a and a hinge 44b attached to the end of the left side panel of the B intensive care unit 40. Further, the switch door 41 can be opened and closed by gripping the handle 42, and the latch portion of the handle is locked to the latch seat member 43 to be closed. Further, in the opening and closing door 41, the small door 47 is also disposed in a state of being slightly biased to the lower left side. The small door 47 is rotatably supported by the hinges 49a and 49b attached to the switch door 41, and is held and closed by holding the handle 48. Further, the contact hole 46 is a small opening portion in which a screw-type cover is disposed, and can be passed through, for example, a dropper. Moreover, the switch door 41 and the small door 47 also ensure airtightness. It is disposed, and further, is formed of polycarbonate having high transparency so that the sick animals in the B intensive care unit 40 can be observed. Further, a vent opening 45 for arranging a plurality of rectangular opening portions in the lateral direction is provided in the upper portion of the opening and closing door 41. A strip-shaped plate in which a plurality of openings of the same shape are arranged in the lateral direction is disposed inside the switch door 41, and the strip-shaped plate can be slid in the lateral direction by rotating the vent knob 45a. When the belt-shaped plate is slid so that the opening of the plate overlaps the opening of the opening and closing door 41, the ventilation of the B-care room 40 and the outside can be ensured via the vent 45.

The C intensive care unit 60 is also provided with a switch door 61 covering the front side of the C intensive care unit 60. The switch door 61 is rotatably supported by a hinge 64a and a hinge 64b attached to the end of the right side panel of the C intensive care unit 60. Further, the switch door 61 can be opened and closed by gripping the handle 62, and the latch portion of the handle is locked to the latch seat member 63 to be closed. Further, in the opening and closing door 61, the small door 67 is also disposed in a state of being slightly biased to the lower left side. The small door 67 is rotatably supported by a hinge 69a and a hinge 69b attached to the switch door 61, and is held and closed by holding the handle 68. Further, the contact hole 66 is a small opening portion in which a screw-type cover is disposed, and can be passed through, for example, a dropper. Further, the opening and closing door 61 and the small door 67 are also disposed to ensure airtightness, and further, are formed of polycarbonate having high transparency so that the diseased animals in the C intensive care unit 60 can be observed. Further, a vent port 65 in which a plurality of rectangular opening portions are arranged in the lateral direction is provided at an upper portion of the switch door 61. A strip-shaped plate in which a plurality of openings of the same shape are arranged in the lateral direction is disposed inside the switch door 61, and the strip-shaped plate can be slid in the lateral direction by rotating the vent knob 65a. If the strip-shaped plate is slid, the opening of the plate and the opening of the opening and closing door 61 are made The state in which the mouths overlap each other can ensure ventilation of the C-care unit 60 and the outside via the vent 65.

Next, the configuration of the detail of the opening and closing door 41 will be described. Figure 13 is an exploded perspective view of the switch door. In Fig. 13, 41a is a door main body portion, 41b, 41c, 41d, and 41e are profiles, and 41f, 41g, 41h, and 41i are end caps, and the other symbols are the same as those in Fig. 2.

As shown in Fig. 13, the switch door 41 is formed by attaching another component to the door body portion 41a made of polycarbonate, and is configured to be attached without using an adhesive. In other words, the peripheral portion of the front and back sides of the door main body portion 41a, that is, the door main portion 41a, is gently held by the groove provided in the longitudinal direction of the profile 41b, the profile 41c, the profile 41d, and the profile 41e. The buffer material on both sides of the four sides of the four sides is not shown in the drawing, and the profile body 41b, the profile 41c, the profile 41d, and the profile 41e are held in the door main body portion 41a. Further, an end cap 41f, an end cap 41g, an end cap 41h, and an end cap 41i are inserted into both ends of the profile 41b and the profile 41d. Further, by screwing the screw holes provided in the center of the end cap 41f, the end cap 41g, the end cap 41h, and the end cap 41i, the profile 41b, the profile 41c, the profile 41d, and the profile 41e are firmly joined to the door body portion 41a. Integration. The handle 22, the hinge 24a, the hinge 24b, and the vent 25 are also fixed to the door body portion 41a by a screw. Further, the switch door 21 and the switch door 61 are also configured in the same manner. According to the above configuration, since the components are fixed to the door main body portion 41a only by the screw clamp, the problematic component can be quickly replaced in the installation place of the animal care device 10. In particular, the opening and closing door of the intensive care unit is a component that is required to be airtight, and the number of maintenance operations is relatively large, but the replacement of the parts can be said to be greatly reduced. Industry burden.

Next, the configuration and internal configuration of the back side of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60 will be described. Fig. 3 is a plan view showing the medical treatment device for an animal according to the first embodiment. In Fig. 3, 30 is a heater for A floor heating room, 31 is an outer frame back panel, 32 is a heater door, 33a and 33b are hinges, 34 is a finger hook hole, and 50 is a B floor heater. With heater, 52 is the heater door, 53a and 53b are hinges, 54 is the hook hole, 70 is the C floor heater heater, 71 is the outer frame back panel, 72 is the heater door, 73a and 73b are the hinges 74 is a hook hole, and the other symbols are the same as those in FIG. 2. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of the animal care device according to the first embodiment. In Fig. 6, 14 is a spacer, 15 is a spacer support member, 16 is a spacing guide member, 35a is an air supply tube, 35b is an air suction tube, 36 is a vent, 37 is an intensive ward back panel, and 39 is an intensive care unit. Floor, 55 is the conduit, 56 is the air supply port, 57 is the back panel of the intensive care unit, 58 is the beam member, 59 is the intensive care unit floor, and the other symbols are the same as those in Fig. 2. Furthermore, Fig. 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the B intensive care unit. The symbols used in Fig. 7 are the same as those in Fig. 6.

As shown in FIG. 3, the back sides of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60 are covered by the outer casing 11. Further, a floor heater heater 30, a B floor heater heater 50, and a C floor heater heater 70 are disposed on the back side of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60, respectively. As shown in FIG. 6, the floor heating heater 30 and the B floor heating heater 50 are flat plates. The heat exchanger is placed in contact with the intensive care unit back panel 37 of the A intensive care unit 20 and the intensive care unit back panel 57 of the B intensive care unit 40. That is to say, the object of the greenhouse is the intensive care unit floor 39 and the intensive care unit floor 59, but the A floor heater heater 30 and the B floor heater heater 50 do not directly contact the floor. This is because the A floor heater heater 30 and the B floor heater heater 50 are directly in contact with the intensive care unit floor 39 and the intensive care unit floor 59, and are attached to the underside of the intensive care unit floor 39 and the intensive care unit floor 59, for example. The temperature of the intensive care unit floor 39 and the intensive care unit floor 59 is excessively increased, and the skin of the sick animal contacting the skin of the floor or the skin of the limbs is subject to low temperature burns. If the insured ward back panel 37 and the intensive care unit back panel 57 are heated by the B floor heater heater 50 and the C floor heater heater 70, the heat is transmitted to the intensive care unit floor 39 and the intensive care unit floor 59, respectively. The temperature rise of the floors is considerably suppressed compared to directly heating the floor, so that the animal animals are prevented from being burnt at a low temperature.

Further, the heater for the floor heating room 70 not shown in Fig. 6 is also arranged in the same manner. Further, in the case where the heating temperature of the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 is relatively high, between the heaters and the back panels of the three intensive care units Spacers are provided so that the heaters do not come into contact with the back panel. Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the B floor heater heater 50 is placed on the beam member 58 of the structural member of the outer casing 11. The A floor heater heater 30 and the C floor heater heater 70 which are not shown in Fig. 7 are also placed on the other beam member of the structural member of the outer casing 11 in the same manner. Such as In this case, the animal care device 10 is a floor heating heater 30, a B floor heater heater 50, and a C floor heater heater 70. By using the structural material of the outer casing 11, the A intensive care unit 20, B is contacted. The outer side of the back panel of the intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60 is disposed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a heater door is disposed at a position corresponding to the upper portion of the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 of the exterior casing 11. 32. The heater door 52 and the heater door 72. In other words, an opening portion having a shape similar to that of the heater door 32 is formed in a portion of the outer frame back panel 31 of the outer casing back panel 31 corresponding to the upper portion of the floor heater 30, and the hinge 33a and The hinge 33b is attached to the peripheral portion of the lower side of the opening. The heater door 32 supports the outer casing 11 in a state of being rotatable by the hinge 33a and the hinge 33b. In the center of the outer edge portion of the upper side of the heater door 32, a recessed portion for facilitating the switch is formed, and the upper portion of the outer casing 11 corresponding to the floor heating heater 30 is provided by the heater door 32. When the opening is closed, the peripheral portion of the opening and the recess of the outer edge of the heater door 32 constitute a hook hole 34. The finger hole 34 is a hole for easily opening the heater door 32. Similarly, the heater door 52 is closed to the heater door 72, and the two opening portions of the common outer frame back panel 71 provided on the back side of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60 are closed and each is disposed. The hinge 53a and the hinge 53b are rotatably supported by the hinge 73a and the hinge 73b, respectively. The peripheral portion of the opening portion and the concave portion of the outer edge portion of the heater door 52 and the heater door 72 constitute a hook hole 54 and a finger hook hole 74.

However, as shown in FIG. 6, a detachable partitioning plate 14 is disposed at the boundary between the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60. The partition plate 14 is the left side panel of the B intensive care unit 40, and is also the right side panel of the C intensive care unit 60, and can be used as an intensive care unit in which the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60 are integrated by removing the partition plate 14. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, a spacer post 12 is disposed on the front side of the animal care device 10. The spacer post 12 is fixed by a latch at a portion of the boundary between the top of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60, and the latch can be released by pulling the handle of the locking portion 13, which can be used by the B intensive care unit 40 and The C intensive care unit 60 is disassembled to the outside. As shown in FIG. 6, the spacer support member 15 is fixed to a portion which is a boundary between the back panel of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60, and the end portion of the back side of the spacer 14 is sandwiched by the left and right sides and the vicinity thereof. support. Further, the spacer guiding member 16 is fixed to a portion which becomes a boundary between the tops of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60. When the partition plate 14 is inserted into the opening of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60, the sliding of the partitioning plate 14 is guided by gently sandwiching the upper end portion of the partitioning plate 14 from the left and right. In addition, the partition plate 14 is supported by fully inserting the partition plate 14 by gently holding the upper end portion of the partition plate 14 from the left and right. As described above, the animal care device 10 can use the B intensive care unit 40 and the C intensive care unit 60 as an intensive care unit by disassembling the partition plate 14, and can accommodate larger sick animals such as large dogs.

Next, the configuration of the air conditioner storage box 80 will be described. Fig. 4 is a right side view showing the medical treatment device for an animal according to the first embodiment. In Fig. 4, 78 is an outer frame side panel, 84 is a side panel, and the other symbols are the same as those in FIG. 1. Fig. 5 is a plan view showing the medical treatment device for an animal according to the first embodiment. The symbols used in FIG. 5 are the same as those in FIGS. 1 and 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80 is disposed at a position on the upper right side as viewed from the front side. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, an operation panel 82, a main switch 82a, and an oxygen concentration management panel 83 are disposed on the front panel 81. The operation panel 82 is an indoor temperature setting for the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60, or the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70. The heating temperature setting and the information indicating the current indoor temperature of each intensive care unit are formed by a touch panel (touch screen). The main switch 82a is a power switch of the circuit of the animal care device 10. The oxygen concentration management panel 83 is a setting for setting the oxygen concentration of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60, or informing the oxygen cylinder that the oxygen is not present. Further, the front panel 81 is configured as a switch door, and the air conditioner storage box 80 can be opened during maintenance of the equipment in the air conditioner storage box 80. Further, as shown in Fig. 3, only the back panel is fixed by screws on the back side of the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80, and does not have any functional function. Further, the back panel is detachable during maintenance of the equipment in the air-conditioning machine storage box 80.

As shown in FIG. 4, the air intake opening 85 is provided in the side panel 84 of the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80. The air intake opening portion 85 is a member for smoothly performing heat exchange in the air-conditioning device storage box 80 as will be described later. Further, the side panel 84 is separated from the outer frame side panel 78 of the C intensive care unit 60. and As shown in FIG. 5, an exhaust fan 86 is disposed on the top plate 87 of the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80. The exhaust fan 86 is a member that discharges hot air generated by heat exchange in the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80. By disposing the exhaust fan 86 on the top plate 87, even if hot air hits the cage for animals located around the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80, the physical condition of the sick animal accommodated in the cage is not bad. influences. Further, instead of venting the exhaust fan 86 to the room in which the animal care device 10 is installed, a row for air conditioning equipment connected to the animal hospital in which the animal care device 10 is installed by the top plate 87 is disposed. The connecting pipe of the gas pipe may discharge hot air to the exhaust pipe via the connecting pipe.

Furthermore, the air conditioner in the air conditioner storage box 80 will be described. Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing a state in which three air conditioning units are mounted on a frame. In Fig. 8, 18 is a carrier frame, 18a is a lower frame material, 18b is an upper frame material, 19a, 19b, and 19c are pillar materials, 88 is an A air conditioner unit, 89 is a heat sink block, 90 is a compressor, and 91 is a compressor. The body block, 92 is a frame body, 93 is a B air conditioning unit, 94 is a heat sink block, 95 is a compressor, 96 is a body block, 97 is a C air conditioning unit, 98 is a heat sink block, and 99 is a compressor. 9 is a perspective view of the A air conditioning unit. In Fig. 9, 88a and 88b are slide rails, 89a is an outdoor heat exchanger, 89b is an outdoor heat exchanger fan, 92a is an abutment plate, 92b is an air supply port, 92c is an air inlet, and the other is The symbol is the same as that of Fig. 8. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which the air conditioning unit is taken out. The symbols used in Fig. 10 all indicate the same as Fig. 8.

As shown in FIG. 8, the inside of the air-conditioning machine storage box 80 is solid. A carrier frame 18 is provided. Further, the carrier frame 18 is provided with an upper frame member 18b disposed above the lower frame member 18a. The upper frame material 18b is supported by a total of four pillars of the pillar material 19a, the pillar material 19b, and the pillar material 19c and one pillar not shown in Fig. 8, and is integrated with the lower frame material 18a. In addition, the lower frame material 18a is accommodated in a state in which the B air conditioning unit 93 that performs air conditioning of the B intensive care unit 40 and the C air conditioning unit 97 that performs air conditioning of the C intensive care unit 60 are pluggable. Further, the upper frame member 18b is housed in a state in which the A air conditioning unit 88 that performs air conditioning of the A intensive care unit 20 is detachable. Further, the carrier frame 18 is disposed in the vicinity of the side panel 84 where the heat sink block 89, the heat sink block 94, and the heat sink block 98 are located, and the side where the body block 91 and the body block 96 are located becomes the A intensive care unit 20 The direction of the neighborhood.

The A air conditioning unit 88, the B air conditioning unit 93, and the C air conditioning unit 97 are independent air conditioners, but can be operated by the common operation panel 82 and the oxygen concentration management panel 83. As shown in FIG. 9, the A air conditioning unit 88 fixes the heat sink 89, the compressor 90, and the body block 91 against the slide rails 88a and the slide rails 88b which are slid on the upper frame material 18b. The heat sink block 89 includes an outdoor heat exchanger 89a and an outdoor heat exchanger fan 89b, and is a member that exchanges heat between the refrigerant flowing in the outdoor heat exchanger 89a and the air in the animal hospital. Further, the outdoor heat exchanger fan 89b generates an air current flowing from the outdoor heat exchanger 89a side toward the compressor 90. In the inside of the casing 92 of the body block 91, not shown in FIG. 9 is a fan for air circulation that sends air to the indoor heat exchanger, the coil heater for the greenhouse, and the A intensive care unit 20; Adjusting the amount of oxygen delivered to the A intensive care unit 20 per unit time Flow regulating valve, etc. The flow regulating valve is a solenoid valve that repeats the switch for a short period of time and adjusts the oxygen delivery amount per unit time by specifying the ratio of the unit time to the time that the unit time is turned on. Further, oxygen which regulates the flow rate by the flow regulating valve is discharged to the inside of the casing 92. In addition, a proportional control valve that continuously adjusts the flow rate itself can be used instead of such a solenoid valve.

Further, the frame 92 is provided with a contact plate 92a that abuts against the right side panel. An air supply port 92b and an air inlet 92c are formed in the contact plate 92a. The air supply port 92b and the air intake port 92c are respectively connected to the opening of the end portion of the air supply pipe 35a of the A intensive care unit 20 shown in Fig. 6 and the end of the air intake pipe 35b when the air conditioning unit 88 is installed in the upper frame material 18b. The opening of the portion faces the flow path of the two air flows that are supplied and inhaled between the frame 92 and the A intensive care unit 20. Further, vents 36 covering the openings are disposed in the opening portions of the end portions of the air supply tubes 35a and the air intake tubes 35b on the side of the A-care unit 20. The vent 36 is provided with a louver for not directly injecting the airflow sent from the A air conditioning unit 88 to the body of the sick animal, and a sick animal that does not inhale the air floating in the A intensive care unit 20 Hair filter.

The B air conditioning unit 93 also includes a heat sink block 94, a compressor 95, and a body block 96 as shown in Fig. 8. The abutment plate of the body block 96 not shown in Fig. 8 is connected to the B intensive care unit shown in Fig. 6. The opening 55 of the end portion of the conduit 55 of 40 and the other conduit (not shown) is provided with a vent 56 covering the opening portion at the opening of the end portion of the conduit on the side of the B-care unit 40. As shown in Fig. 8, the C air conditioning unit 97 also includes a heat sink block 98, a compressor 99, and a body block not shown in the drawing. In addition, the C air conditioning unit 97 The frame of the body block is disposed on the bottom surface of the abutting plate, and the abutting plate is directly abutted against the top plate of the C-care unit 60. The top plate of the C intensive care unit 60 is provided with an air supply port and an air inlet, and the air supply port of the abutment plate faces the air inlet. In this way, the C air conditioning unit 97 and the C intensive care unit 60 directly abut the surfaces of the abutting plate and the top plate without passing through the duct, and two air supply and inhalation are provided between the C air conditioning unit 97 and the C intensive care unit 60. The flow path of the airflow. Therefore, it is possible to increase the volume of the intensive care unit only by the portion of the space in which the catheter is disposed, and to provide a wider and more comfortable space for the contained sick animal. Further, when the air conditioning units are extracted, for example, as shown in FIG. 10, the front end portion of the B air conditioning unit 93 can be pulled up to the front side, and the front end of the B air conditioning unit 93 can be extracted from the lower frame member 18a. On the side, I continue to pull it to the front and simply pull it out. Further, in the case where the B air conditioning unit 93 is installed, the B air conditioning unit 93 is pressed in and slid on the lower frame member 18a. Then, the slide rail of the B air conditioner unit 93 falls into the space surrounded by the lower frame member 18a, and the B air conditioner unit 93 is placed in the lower frame member 18a. The same applies to the A air conditioning unit 88 and the C air conditioning unit 97. In addition, the drain water generated when the air conditioning is performed by the air conditioning unit 88, the air conditioning unit 93, and the air conditioning unit 97 is accumulated in a drain pan (not shown) disposed on the bottom surface of the animal treatment device 10. The composition.

Here, the main configuration of the electrical electrons of the animal care device 10 will be described. Figure 11 is a block diagram of an air conditioning associated component. In Fig. 11, 20a is an A measuring unit, 40a is a B measuring unit, 60a is a C measuring unit, 76 is a control unit, 77 is a change-over valve, 91a is a coil heater, and 91b is an air circulation. With a fan, 91c It is a flow control valve, and other symbols are the same as those of FIG. 2 and FIG.

The animal care device 10 includes an operation unit 82 and an oxygen concentration management panel 83 as both an input unit and a display unit. The input from the operation panel 82 and the oxygen concentration management panel 83 is processed by the control unit 76 disposed inside the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80, and the outdoor heat exchanger fan 89b of the air conditioning unit 88 is individually controlled according to the processing result. The machine 90, the coil heater 91a, the air circulation fan 91b, the flow rate control valve 91c, and the like perform air conditioning so that the inside of the A intensive care unit 20 becomes a predetermined temperature range. In addition to this, the room temperature in the A-care unit 20 can be dehumidified and operated while maintaining the room temperature within a predetermined temperature range. Further, the B air conditioning unit 93 and the C air conditioning unit 97 are also controlled in the same manner. The shift valve 77 is disposed in an oxygen supply path (not shown) for switching the oxygen supply from the oxygen cylinder and the oxygen supply from the oxygen concentrator to the three-way valve in accordance with the necessary oxygen concentration. The control unit 76 controls. Further, the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 are operated in accordance with the operation from the operation panel 82. Further, the A measuring unit 20a, the B measuring unit 40a, and the C measuring unit 60a for measuring the temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration in the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60 are disposed in each intensive care unit, respectively. The measurement results of the temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration are processed by the control unit 76, and are displayed on the operation panel 82 at any time. In addition, in addition to this, in the intensive care unit, there is an intensive ward lighting, an ultraviolet germicidal lamp that sterilizes the air in the intensive care unit, a door lock release sensor that warns of forgetting the door lock, and a negative ion. The negative ion feeders and the like supplied to the intensive care unit can be controlled by the control unit 76, and the operation setting can be performed by the operation panel 82, and the display operation state can be preferably performed.

As described above, the animal care device 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention is provided with an air conditioning unit 88, a B air conditioning unit 93, and a C air conditioner for each of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60. With unit 97, room temperature can be set for each intensive care unit, and air conditioning can be performed according to the type or state of the contained animal. Furthermore, since each air conditioning unit can be repaired and maintained, it is possible to continue to use the intensive care unit other than the intensive care unit corresponding to the air conditioning unit. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the workload associated with maintenance such as the movement of the animal. Moreover, the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 are disposed on the outer side of the back panel of the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60, Therefore, the heat from the heater is transmitted to the floor of the intensive care unit, and the body heat of the animal's contact with the intensive care unit can be appropriately maintained. Further, by providing a heater on the outer side surface of the back panel, the floor is prevented from being excessively warmed, and the animal is subjected to low temperature burns. In addition, since three openings are provided in the outer casing back plate 71, and the heater door 32, the heater door 52, and the heater door 72 are disposed in each opening, the A floor can be taken out from the openings. The heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 can be easily replaced in the event of a heater failure. In addition, since the A air conditioning unit 88, the B air conditioning unit 93, and the C air conditioning unit 97 can be stacked on the carrier frame 18A, the three air conditioning units can be arranged in a horizontal shape to reduce the number of animals. Intensive Care The area required for the setting of the treatment device. Further, since the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80 can open the three directions of the front side, the right side, and the back side, maintenance of the control unit 76 or various valves can be facilitated.

In addition, by arranging a frame such as the frame 92 in each of the A air conditioning unit 88, the B air conditioning unit 93, and the C air conditioning unit 97, the frame is brought into contact with the catheter on the ward side or the intensive care unit itself. The air of the specified temperature is sent to the intensive care unit, and the air to be fed can be circulated, so that it is not necessary to connect the catheters to each other by spiral. Further, the frame of the air conditioning unit disposed in the C air conditioning unit 97 is directly in contact with the ceiling of the C intensive care unit 60, and air of a predetermined temperature is sent to the intensive care unit, thereby allowing the air to be circulated. Therefore, it is possible to increase the volume of the intensive care unit only by the space of the catheter, and to provide a wider and more comfortable space for the animals to be accommodated. The A air conditioning unit 88, the B air conditioning unit 93, and the C air conditioning unit 97 can be used as a part of the oxygen supply circuit, and the valve of the flow rate control valve 91c and the like for adjusting the delivery amount of oxygen can be easily replaced. Furthermore, since the frame is used for oxygen supply in the A air conditioning unit 88, the B air conditioning unit 93, and the C air conditioning unit 97, it is not necessary to provide oxygen supply around the A intensive care unit 20, the B intensive care unit 40, and the C intensive care unit 60. The catheter used. Further, it is possible to increase the volume of each intensive care unit only by the portion of the space in which the catheter is disposed, and to provide a wider and more comfortable space for the contained sick animal. Since the switch door 21, the switch door 41, and the switch door 61 are assembled without using an adhesive, the switch door 21, the switch door 41, and the switch door 61 can be disassembled for cleaning and disinfection, and a part of the frame of each switch door can be replaced or It is all easy. In addition, the maintenance burden of each intensive care unit can be reduced.

Next, related to the first embodiment of the present invention A modification of the animal care device will be described. Fig. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the B intensive care unit in a state in which the heater for the floor heating room is inserted. In Fig. 12, 38 is a mat heater.

In the modification of the animal care device according to the first embodiment, it is particularly suitable for the case where the animal care device is used in a region where the necessity of a greenhouse such as a tropical region or a subtropical region is low. In other words, the A floor heater heater 30, the B floor heater heater 50, and the C floor heater heater 70 provided in the animal care device according to the first embodiment described above are not provided. . However, there is a case where a floor heating room is required in accordance with the type or condition of the diseased animal to be accommodated. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 12, the heater door 32 is placed on the back side of the A intensive care unit 20, and the pad heater heater 38 or the like of the commercially available product is inserted and the heater door 32 is closed. At this time, the wiring cable is led out by the finger hook hole 34. The configuration of the portion of the medical treatment device according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 2 and the like is the same as the configuration of the portion of the medical treatment device according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 2 and the like. Further, the temperature adjustment of the pad heater 38 is not by the control unit in the air-conditioning apparatus storage box 80, but by means of a member attached to the heater. According to this modification, even in the modified example in which the heater for the floor heating is not provided, it can be used in the same manner as the animal care device in which the floor heater is installed in advance, and the heater for the floor heater can be provided in advance. Animal care devices are also inexpensive to manufacture.

Furthermore, an animal care device according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. Fig. 14 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the B intensive care unit of the animal care device according to the second embodiment. in In Fig. 14, 51 is a film heater, 51a is a back surface attachment portion, and 51b is a bottom surface attachment portion, and the other symbols are the same as those in Fig. 7.

As shown in Fig. 14, in the animal care device according to the second embodiment of the present invention, a film heater 51 is disposed in place of the B floor heater heater 50. The film heater 51 is a thin sheet-shaped heater, as shown by the back surface attachment portion 51a and the bottom surface attachment portion 51b, and is attached by the intensive care unit back panel 57 to the intensive care unit floor 59. Further, since the film heater has a small amount of heat generation compared with a plate-shaped heater or the like, the bottom surface attaching portion 51b can be disposed in the vicinity of the end portion of the intensive care unit floor 59 where the sick animal is less likely to come into contact. Insufficiently keep the sick animals. Further, the A floor heater heater 30 and the C floor heater heater 70 are also not provided in the same manner, and a film heater is attached to the corresponding portion. The other components of the animal care device according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 2 and the like are the same as those of the animal care device according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 2 and the like. The animal care device according to the present embodiment is useful for the case where the beam member 58 cannot be disposed for structural reasons, or the gap between the intensive care unit back panel 57 and the outer frame back panel 71 cannot be sufficiently ensured.

Further, an animal care device according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. Fig. 15 is a perspective view showing an air conditioning unit of the animal care device according to the third embodiment. In Fig. 15, 92d is a counter plate, 92e is an air supply pipe, and 92f is an air intake pipe, and the other symbols are the same as those in Fig. 9.

As shown in Fig. 15, in the animal care device according to the third embodiment of the present invention, the frame body 92 is provided with A protection. The right side panel of the ward 20 is opposed to the opposing plate 92d via a gap. The air supply pipe 92e and the intake pipe 92f are provided to protrude from the opposing plate 92d. When the air supply pipe 92e and the air intake pipe 92f are installed in the upper frame material 18b, the air supply pipe 92e and the portion on the distal end side of the air intake pipe 92f are inserted into the air supply pipe 35a of the A intensive care unit 20 and The intake pipe 35b is disposed. The configuration of the portion (not shown) is the same as the configuration of the animal care device according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 9 and the like. The animal care device according to the present embodiment is provided by the air supply pipe 35a and the air intake pipe 35b disposed in the casing 92 of the A air conditioning unit 88, and the air supply pipe 35a and the air intake pipe 35b of the A intensive care unit 20. The air of the specified temperature is sent into the A-care unit 20, and the air to be fed is circulated, so that it is not necessary to spirally connect the catheter to the frame. Further, even in the case where the distance between the A air conditioning unit 88 and the A intensive care unit 20 is large, the air flow path can be secured between the casing 92 and the A intensive care unit 20. Further, a portion of the air supply tube 35a and the distal end side of the air intake tube 35b may be sent to the air supply tube 92e and the air suction tube 92f.

In addition, the present invention is not limited to the description of the embodiments of the above-described embodiments. For example, the intensive care unit can also have two or four or more rooms, and an intensive care unit is formed of a metal other than stainless steel. The transparent material other than the ester may form a door main body portion of the switch door or the like. Further, as long as the airtightness can be maintained, the opening and closing door or the like may be formed as a folding door. Furthermore, it is also possible to take the A air conditioning unit, the B air conditioning unit, and the C air conditioning unit to the front side. In addition to this, it is also possible to combine the configurations of the two embodiments. As such an example, various modifications can be added without departing from the scope of the claims.

10‧‧‧Animal treatment device

11‧‧‧External frame

12‧‧‧ spaced pillars

13‧‧‧Locking

17a, 17b, 17c, 17d‧‧‧ casters

20‧‧‧A intensive care unit

21, 41, 61‧‧‧ switch doors

22, 28, 42, 48, 62, 68‧‧‧ handles

23‧‧‧Latch seat components

24a, 24b, 29a, 29b, 44a, 44b, 49a, 49b, 64a, 64b, 69a, 69b‧‧‧ hinge

25‧‧‧ vent

25a, 45a, 65a‧‧ vent knob

45, 65‧‧ vents

26, 66‧‧‧Contact holes

27, 47, 67‧‧ ‧ small doors

40‧‧‧B intensive care unit

43, 63‧‧‧Latch seat components

60‧‧‧C intensive care unit

80‧‧‧Air conditioning machine storage box

81‧‧‧ front panel

82‧‧‧Operator panel

82a‧‧‧Main switch

83‧‧‧Oxygen concentration management panel

86‧‧‧Exhaust fan

Claims (9)

An animal care device, comprising: a plurality of intensive care units arranged in a box shape on the front side; and a plurality of intensive care units arranged in the same manner as the intensive care unit, and for any intensive care unit a plurality of air conditioning units that selectively send air of a predetermined temperature range; and an air conditioner storage box that is disposed integrally with the intensive care unit and that is detachably received in a state in which the air conditioning unit is selectively detachable, the air conditioner The storage box includes a carrier frame in which a plurality of frames arranged in the vertical direction are disposed, and at least either side of the front side, the side surface side, or the back side is openable, and the air conditioning unit includes a slidable housing. Any one of the guide rails on the frame and slidably disposed toward the openable side of the air conditioner machine storage box. The animal care device according to claim 1, further comprising: a heater that is disposed in contact with or close to an outer side of the back panel of the intensive care unit, and forms a slightly plate-like or slightly film-like heater. The animal care device according to claim 2, further comprising: an outer frame covering at least the back panel of the intensive care unit from the outside, the outer frame being provided with an opening through which the heater can be taken out. Such as applying for any of items 1 to 3 of the patent scope An animal care device, wherein the intensive care unit comprises: a gas supply pipe for feeding air by the air conditioning unit, and an air suction pipe for sending air to the air conditioning unit, the air conditioning unit The method comprises: vaporizing a liquefied refrigerant and removing the hot indoor heat exchanger by the air sent from the intensive care unit, and an outdoor heat exchanger that condenses the vaporized refrigerant and dissipates heat to the outside of the intensive care unit, and air a fan for air circulation sent to the intensive care unit, and a casing for accommodating the air circulation fan and the indoor heat exchanger, wherein the frame body is provided with an air supply port facing the opening of the air supply pipe. And an abutting plate of the suction port facing the opening of the intake pipe. The animal care device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the intensive care unit comprises, on the side panel or the top panel, a gas supply pipe for feeding air by the air conditioning unit, and sending air out An air suction unit for the air conditioning unit, the air conditioning unit includes: an indoor heat exchanger that vaporizes the liquefied refrigerant and is taken away by the air sent from the intensive care unit, and condenses and dissipates the vaporized refrigerant to An outdoor heat exchanger for air outside the intensive care unit, an air circulation fan that sends air to the intensive care unit, and a frame that houses the air circulation fan and the indoor heat exchanger, and the frame is formed a gas supply port opposite to the suction port of the intensive care unit, and an opposite side of the air inlet corresponding to the air supply port of the intensive care unit, the air supply port and the air provided by the air conditioning unit a cylindrical member projecting from a peripheral portion of the intake port of the adjustment unit, when the air conditioning unit is inserted into the air-conditioning machine storage box, the portions on the distal end side of the tubular member are respectively inserted into the opposite direction The inside of the air supply pipe and the intake pipe, or the air supply pipe and the portion on the distal end side of the intake pipe are each inserted into the inside of the opposing tubular member. The animal care device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the intensive care unit comprises, on the side panel or the top panel, an air intake port for feeding air by the air conditioning unit, and air An air supply port for the air conditioning unit, the air conditioning unit includes: an indoor heat exchanger that vaporizes the liquefied refrigerant and is taken away by the air sent from the intensive care unit, and condenses and dissipates the vaporized refrigerant to An outdoor heat exchanger for air outside the intensive care unit, an air circulation fan that sends air to the intensive care unit, and a casing that houses the air circulation fan and the indoor heat exchanger, and the frame body is provided with a frame Configuring the suction port of the intensive care unit and the side panel or the top plate of the air supply port, and forming an air supply port facing the air inlet of the intensive care unit, and facing the air supply port of the intensive care unit The abutment plate of the suction port. The animal care device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the air conditioning unit comprises a part of a fluid circuit connected to an oxygen concentrator or an oxygen cylinder, and is disposed in a part of the fluid circuit. There is a valve that regulates the amount of oxygen delivered to the intensive care unit. The animal care device according to claim 7, wherein the air conditioning unit is provided with the valve inside the casing, and a part of the fluid circuit is configured to discharge oxygen into the interior of the casing. The animal care device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the switch door comprises: Forming a slightly rectangular plate having transparency, and attaching a door body portion of the cushioning material to a peripheral portion of the front surface; and forming four profiles formed with grooves in the longitudinal direction, and sandwiching the periphery of the door body portion by the groove Frame of the Ministry.