WO2012073925A1 - 猫用遊具 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a playground equipment for cats, and more specifically, relates to a playground equipment for cats having both a relaxing effect by matabi and a deodorizing effect of bad odor by deodorant components.
- JP 2001-169678 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-210061 Noto 3119260 Noto 3038155
- the above-mentioned excrement processing materials and nail sharpeners are intended to regulate or guide the cat's actions according to the convenience of the person, and while the cat gives pleasure to the cat, It cannot be played or played separately from people.
- the above-mentioned relaxation sheet and nail sharpening tool are expected to have a relaxing effect and an insect-repellent effect, but are generated from the cat. No countermeasures are taken into account for the odor.
- the present invention provides a playground equipment for cats that is expected to be an optimal communication tool between a cat and a person, using matatabi to give joy to the cat and is comfortable for a person living with the cat. For the purpose.
- a playground equipment for cats includes a print layer coated with matatabi powder, a deodorant component, and a binder, and holds the print layer on at least one of two sheets, Preferably, the two sheets are joined around each other to form a bag shape that holds the print layer inside.
- the present invention not only gives joy to the cat, but also allows the cat to play with or separately from the person, is comfortable for the person, and can provide a play equipment for cats as an optimal communication tool between the cat and the person.
- FIG. 1 It is a perspective view which shows typically the shape of the play equipment for cats concerning embodiment of this invention. It is principal part sectional drawing of the playground equipment for cats of FIG. It is a figure which shows the measured electroencephalogram waveform of the cat put on the sheet
- a cat play equipment 100 is configured in a flat mat shape.
- the example in which the play equipment 100 for cats is a rectangular shape is shown in the same figure, it can be comprised in arbitrary shapes, such as a circle and a triangle.
- the play equipment 100 for cats can also be comprised in shapes other than mat shape. This will be specifically described later with reference to FIG.
- the structure of the cat play equipment 100 will be described with reference to a cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG. 1 shown in FIG.
- the cat play equipment 100 preferably includes two sheets St and Sb having the same shape and size, a printed layer Lp, and a border portion Ph.
- the two sheets St and Sb the one located on the upper side in FIG. 2 is called the front sheet St, and the one located on the lower side is called the back sheet Sb.
- the periphery of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb is fixed to each other by the rim portion Ph so that the cat play equipment 100 is in a bag shape.
- the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb face each other, that is, the inner surface of the bag is called the front sheet inner surface Ist and the back sheet inner surface Isb, respectively, and the outer surface of the bag is the front sheet outer surface Ost and the back sheet outer surface Osb. Call it.
- a printing layer Lp is applied to the inner and outer surfaces of at least one of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb, preferably at least one of the front sheet inner surface Ist and the back sheet inner surface Isb by means of screen printing or the like.
- the printing layer Lp includes a matababi powder Sp containing at least one of matatabi lactone, actinidin, iridomirmesin, and nepetalactone, which is a odor component of matabi, a deodorant component Dp that eliminates the body odor of cats, a matababi powder Sp, and a deodorant component Dp And a binder Bm having a function of adhering to the front sheet inner surface Ist or the back sheet inner surface Isb.
- the matatabi powder Sp, the deodorant component Dp, and the binder Bm will be described in detail later.
- the cat play equipment 100 configured in this way When the cat play equipment 100 configured in this way is given to the cat, the cat is attracted to the matabi odor emitted from the matababi powder Sp of the printed layer Lp via the front sheet St or the back sheet Sb, and the mat-like cat Playing with the play equipment 100, prefers to be on the play equipment 100 for cats, and even sleeps.
- the effect given to the cat with a matterbi odor will be described in detail later with reference to FIGS. 3, 4 and 9.
- the owner invites the cat with the play equipment 100 for the cat, and can play with the cat or play with the cat, and the cat play equipment 100 can be used to make the cat play alone.
- the deodorizing component emitted from the deodorizing component Dp of the printing layer Lp through the front sheet St or the back sheet Sb can eliminate the odor of the cat without impairing the matabi odor.
- the play equipment 100 for cats can be comfortably used indoors over a long period of time.
- the deodorizing effect and duration due to the difference in the mixing ratio of the deodorant component Dp will be described in detail later with reference to FIG.
- At least one of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb needs to have air permeability in order to enable the divergence of the matatabi odor of the matatabi powder Sp and the deodorant component of the deodorant component Dp.
- a resin film provided with a predetermined number of small vents can be used.
- at least one of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb is preferably a cloth or a woven fabric on which the cat can put a nail.
- the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb that are surfaces holding the printing layers Lp are required.
- the front sheet inner surface Ist and the back sheet inner surface Isb are in a state of being rougher than the flat surface and having a three-dimensionally complicated shape. That is, the front sheet St or the back sheet Sb is preferably a cloth or a woven fabric.
- a nonwoven fabric is preferable also in terms of air permeability and the application
- synthetic fibers such as natural fibers such as cotton, hemp, silk, and hair, acrylic fibers, polyester fibers, polyvinyl alcohol fibers, polypropylene fibers, polyamide fibers, and nylon are used. be able to. Furthermore, a composite fiber of natural fiber and synthetic fiber can also be used.
- the edge Ph is placed on the front sheet St and the back by means such as lock stitching so that the cat cannot be put in the bag of the cat play equipment 100 with the printed layer Lp applied inside.
- the periphery of the sheet Sb is firmly fixed.
- the periphery of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb is simply sewn or adhesive. Or may be joined.
- the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb may be formed not as two separate sheets, but may be formed by folding one long sheet or forming a bag with one open.
- the vertical axis (V) of the three graphs G1, G2 and G3 shows the measurement result of the cat's brain wave, and the horizontal axis shows the elapsed time (msec).
- Graph G1 shows the cat's brain wave state when placed on a normal mat that is not cat play equipment 100 (not including print layer Lp).
- a graph G2 shows the electroencephalogram state of the cat when it is placed on the cat play equipment 100 in a new state.
- Graph G3 shows the electroencephalogram state of the cat when it is placed on the cat play equipment 100 that has been used for one month from the new state.
- each graph has three measurement results because the measurement was performed three times and the results were shifted in the vertical direction so that the results could be easily seen.
- La1, La2, and La3 represent the results of measuring the electroencephalogram three times when a specific cat is placed on a normal mat that does not include the printed layer Lp.
- La2 and La3 are displayed by shifting the vertical axis by 1V. The same applies to Lb1 to Lb3 and Lc1 to Lc3. These are all measurement results for the same cat.
- Table T1, Table T2, and Table T3 show the occurrence frequencies of ⁇ waves in the measured cat electroencephalograms corresponding to the graph G1, the graph G2, and the graph G3, respectively.
- the cat play equipment 100 emits more ⁇ waves when it is used for one month than when it is new, that is, the cat is above the cat play equipment 100. It is confirmed that they are more relaxed.
- FIG. 5 shows a printed layer on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) or the front surface (for example, the front sheet outer surface Ost) of one of the two sheets St and Sb used for the cat play equipment 100 (for example, the front sheet St).
- This shows the change over time in the strength of the matabi odor on the surface (for example, the outer surface of the front sheet Ost) by printing (coating) the Lp matata powder Sp or the deodorizing component Dp.
- a matatabi powder Sp with a mixing ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp with a mixing ratio of 3% are printed on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) of one sheet (for example, the front sheet St).
- Deodorant component Dp is a plant type (flavonoids, persimmon tannins, ginkgo biloba extract, syringen extract, sugar cane extract, green tea reflux extract, cedar bark extract, pine, persimmon, plantain extract, graft polymerized glucose, etc.) And non-plants (betaine compounds, betaine compound / polyamine mixtures, surfactants, antibacterial agents, Ag compounds, iodine, vinyl ether / anhydride copolymers, sodium hypochlorite, chlorine dioxide, zeolite, activated carbon, etc.)
- a natural plant extract derived from a natural plant having a structural formula of R 1 COOH, R 1 CHO, R 1 NH 2 was used.
- R 1 is a hydrocarbon group.
- a matabi powder Sp having a mixing ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp having a mixing ratio of 3% are printed on the surface (for example, the front sheet outer surface Ost) of one sheet (for example, the front sheet St).
- 3% of the deodorizing component Dp is printed on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) of one sheet (for example, the front sheet St).
- the deodorant component Dp having a mixing ratio of 3% is printed on the surface (for example, the front sheet outer surface Ost) of one sheet (for example, the front sheet St).
- the matatabi powder Sp is not printed (applied) on the sheet S3a and the sheet S4a. That is, the sheet S3a corresponds to the sheet S1a obtained by removing the matatabi powder Sp, and the sheet S4a corresponds to the sheet S2a obtained by removing the matatabi powder Sp. That is, the sheet S3a and the sheet S4a know the influence of the odor intensity due to the deodorant component Dp on the strength obtained by adding up the odors of the matatabi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp measured from the sheet S1a and the sheet S2a, respectively. Therefore, it is prepared as a blank sample.
- specimens in four states (new, new to room temperature for 8 days, new to room temperature for 14 days, new to room temperature for 33 days) (size: 400 mm ⁇ 500 mm) are prepared, and each is placed on a table, and the intake sampling port of the odor intensity measuring device is placed at a position 1 cm from the center of the surface of the specimen sheet (for example, the front sheet St) (front sheet outer surface Ost). Fixed and odor intensity was measured.
- the total odor intensity of the matababi powder Sp and deodorant component Dp detected from the sheet S1a and the sheet S2a is corrected by subtracting the odor intensity of the deodorant component Dp detected from the sheet S3a and the sheet S4a which are blank samples.
- the strength was determined.
- a portable odor sensor XP-329III manufactured by Shin Cosmos Electric Co., Ltd. capable of displaying numerical values for various odors that can be detected at extremely low concentrations was used.
- the matabi odor detected from the surface of each specimen for example, the outer surface Ost of the front sheet until 33 days have passed since the new product at room temperature.
- the matata powder Sp is printed on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) of the sheet St)
- the matatabi powder Sp is printed on the surface (for example, the front sheet outer surface Ost) of the sheet (for example, the front sheet St). It is confirmed that it is stronger than the one.
- FIG. 6 shows that the matatabi powder Sp and the deodorizing component Dp are printed at different ratios on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) of the sheet (for example, the front sheet St), and the front surface (for example, the front sheet outer surface). 2 shows the change over time in the intensity of the pine odor at Ost).
- sheet S1b five types of sheets S1b, S2b, S3b, S4b and S5b were prepared.
- matatabi powder Sp with a blending ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp with a blending ratio of 0.5% are printed on the back surface of one sheet.
- the sheet S2b has 6% matatabi powder Sp printed on the back side of one sheet, but the deodorant component Dp is printed at a mixing ratio of 1% instead of 0.5%.
- the sheet S3b is printed with matatabi powder Sp having a blending ratio of 6% on the back side, but unlike the sheets S1b and S2b, 3% deodorant component Dp is printed.
- the matatabi powder Sp having a mixing ratio of 6% is printed on the back surface of the sheet S4b, but unlike the sheets S1b, S2b, and S3b, the deodorant component Dp is printed. It has not been.
- the sheet S5b neither the matababi powder Sp nor the deodorizing component Dp is printed.
- the sheet S4b corresponds to a sheet obtained by removing the deodorizing component Dp from the sheet S1b, the sheet S2b, and the sheet S3b. That is, the sheet S4b is prepared as a control sample for knowing the influence of the difference in the concentration of the deodorant component Dp from the odors measured from the sheets S1b, S2b, and S3b.
- the sheet S5b is prepared as a blank sample for knowing the influence of the matababi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp from the odors measured from the sheets S1b, S2b, S3b, and S4b.
- the confirmation test of the deodorant component Dp is specifically described.
- the mathabi powder Sp having the same blending ratio (6%) and the deodorant component Dp having the same blending ratio (3%) but different
- the matatabi odor intensity was measured.
- the matatabi is formed on the back surface (corresponding to the front sheet inner surface Ist) of each of the six sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, S4f, S5f and S6f (not shown) corresponding to the front sheet St (FIG. 1). Samples obtained by printing powder Sp and four types of deodorant components Dp in six different combinations were used.
- the matatabi powder Sp (mixing ratio 6%) is printed on the sheets S1f to S5f. Note that the matabi powder Sp is not printed on the sheet S6f.
- the sheets S1f, S2f, S3f and S4f are printed with a ginkgo biloba extract, a Cinnabarella extract, zeolite and activated carbon, respectively.
- the Ginkgo biloba extract and Sinalen gall extract those having polyphenols having a hydroxy group on the benzene ring as R 1 were used in their structural formulas.
- the zeolite used was a powder having a particle size of 0.2 mm or less.
- the activated carbon edible bamboo charcoal powder having an average particle size of 10 ⁇ m was used.
- the deodorant component Dp is not printed on the sheets S5f and S6f. That is, only the matatabi powder Sp (mixing ratio 6%) is printed on the sheet S5f, and neither the matatabi powder Sp nor the deodorizing component Dp is printed on the sheet S6f. That is, the sheet S5f is prepared as a control sample for knowing the influence of the difference in the type of the deodorant component Dp from the odors measured from the sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, and S4f. The sheet S6f is prepared as a blank sample for knowing the influence of the matababi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp from the odors measured from the sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, S4f and S5f. .
- the odor intensity of each matababi of the sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, S4f, S5f, and S6f is the same as the odor intensity measurement of the sheets S1b, S2b, S3b, S4b, and S5b described with reference to FIG. It was measured. However, the odor intensity measurement for the sheets S1b, S2b, S3b, S4b and S5b (FIG. 6) was confirmed to change over time, but the sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, S4f, S5f and S6f (this test) are not time-dependent changes. The odor intensity of each new article was repeatedly measured 3 times.
- Fig. 12 shows the measurement results. From the figure, the intensity of the matatabi odor of the sheet S1f (using the ginkgo biloba extract as the deodorant component Dp) and the sheet S2f (using the Chinese syringa extract as the deodorant component Dp) was almost the same. Furthermore, the strength of the matatabi odor of these sheets S1f and S2f was almost the same as that of the sheet S5f (when the deodorant component Dp was not printed).
- the sheets S1f (using ginkgo biloba extract as the deodorant component Dp) and S2f (using syringen extract as the deodorant component Dp) indicate the number of times the cat licked the sheet and on the sheet, Since the time stagnating around is the same as that of the sheet S5f (no deodorant component added), the effect of the matabbi odor is high, that is, the effect of the matatabi odor is not impaired by the deodorant component Dp. To be judged.
- the sheet S3f (using zeolite as the deodorant component Dp) and S4f (using activated carbon as the deodorant component Dp) are less effective in matatabi odor than the sheets S1f and S2f. Since the sheet S6f is not printed with matatabi powder or deodorant component, the effect of matatabi odor is not recognized.
- FIG. 14 shows the evaluation (sensory evaluation) of the odor intensity after the cat lives on each of the above-described sheets S1f, S2f, S3f, S4f, S5f and S6f based on human olfaction.
- the sheet S1f (using ginkgo biloba extract as the deodorant component Dp) and S2f (using syringen extract as the deodorant component Dp) can only detect a slight odor and have a high deodorizing effect.
- the sheet S3f (using zeolite as the deodorizing component Dp) and S4f (using activated carbon as the deodorizing component Dp) also have a high deodorizing effect.
- the sheets S5f and S6f without the deodorant component a bad odor was clearly detected.
- Ginkgo biloba extract and Sinalengyo extract are natural plant-derived odor eliminating components, and the odor is eliminated or alleviated by chemical methods. Specifically, it is considered that the malodorous component is modified by selectively combining the deodorizing component with the malodorous component to form a polymer.
- zeolite and activated carbon eliminate or mitigate odor by physical methods. Specifically, it is considered that zeolite and activated carbon physically adsorb odorous molecules to minute pores formed on the particle surface.
- substances such as matatabilactone, actinidine, iridomirmesin, and nepetalactone, which are main components of the matabi odor, are ammonia, methyl mercaptan, acetaldehyde, trimethylamine, and the like, which are malodorous components. It has a molecular weight greater than that of the substance, and it is considered that it cannot be easily combined with substances such as Ginkgo biloba extract and Sinalengyo extract.
- the playground equipment for cats according to the present embodiment uses a deodorizing component derived from a natural plant without being limited to the ginkgo biloba extract and syringen extract of the examples shown in FIG. 12, FIG. 13 and FIG. It can be said that it can be done. In other words, it can be said that a deodorizing component that is chemically adsorbed or a deodorizing component that is not physically adsorbed can be used.
- FIGS. 15, 16, 17 and 18 show the results of analysis by gas chromatograph (manufactured by Shimadzu Corporation).
- the capillary column (DB17) was 0.53 mm ⁇ 30 m, the carrier gas was helium gas, and the pressure was 120 kPa.
- the injection amount of the specimen is 2 ⁇ L for each.
- the sample was injected into a capillary column at 120 ° C. and maintained at the same temperature for 10 minutes. Thereafter, a temperature increase analysis was performed from 120 ° C. to 200 ° C. at a temperature increase rate of 5 ° C./min. After the temperature reached 200 ° C., the temperature was maintained at 200 ° C. for analysis.
- a solution prepared by dissolving about 30 mg of matababi powder in 5 mL of ethanol (FIG. 15).
- a solution in which about 15 mg of a natural plant-derived deodorant component is dissolved in 5 mL of ethanol (FIG. 16).
- a solution prepared by adding about 15 mg of a natural plant-derived deodorant component to about 30 mg of matababi powder and dissolving it in 5 mL of ethanol (FIG. 17).
- a solution prepared by adding about 15 mg of a natural plant-derived deodorant component was added to about 30 mg of matatabi powder and dissolved in 5 mL of ethanol (FIG. 18).
- a large peak with a detection time of about 2 minutes is considered to be that of ethanol. This is the same for all results (FIGS. 15-18). Many components were detected in the matababi powder within 35 minutes (200 ° C.).
- the natural plant-derived deodorant component exhibited small peaks at around 18 minutes, around 23 minutes, and around 26 minutes, but no large peak was observed.
- FIG. 17 shows the analysis result of the solution of the mixture of the matababi powder and the natural plant-derived deodorant component, which is almost the same component except for the coating material to be printed on the sheet of the cat play equipment of the present invention and the binder component.
- FIG. 18 shows an analysis result of a solution of a mixture of matatabi powder and activated carbon. Comparing this FIG. 18 with FIG. 15, which is the result of the matatabi powder alone, it can be seen that many of the components of the matatabi powder were not detected. This is a result that agrees well with the test for the odor intensity of MATATABI shown in FIG. 12, and shows that the activated carbon adsorbs the odor component of the MATATABI powder even though it is easily eluted using ethanol. Is.
- the deodorizing component used in the present invention is a deodorizing component that is not physically adsorbed.
- the deodorant component (compound) derived from the natural plant of the present invention does not adsorb the odor component of the matatabi powder even when it is used together with the matatabi powder (FIG. 17), and the malodorous component is deodorized ( FIG. 14) It can be said that it is a component.
- the natural plant from which the deodorant component is extracted is preferably a natural plant having an aromatic compound having any of a carboxyl group, a formyl group, and an amino group. More specifically, these aromatic compounds can be represented as R 1 COOH, R 1 CHO, and R 1 NH 2 . Here, R 1 represents a hydrocarbon. These components may be at least one kind, and may not include all three kinds or two kinds at the same time.
- the following natural plants can be cited as natural plants from which the above aromatic compounds (deodorant components) can be extracted.
- natural plants for example, holly mushrooms, giraffes, camellias, lilacs, buffalo, oysters, Japanese oaks, porcupines, ferns, white ash, figs, springfish, plantains, mugwort, wild maple, crape myrtle, white wings , Anthracite, asparagus, forsythia, ginkgo, crested licorice, wig, spiny eel, acebi, ginseng, oak, poplar, cherry blossom, camphor, acacia, azalea, aberia, weeping willow, willow, pine, cedar, fir, tsuga, himekomatsu , Metasequoia, Japanese pine fir, Japanese pine, Japanese pine, Japanese pine, Spruce, Japanese pine, Korean pine, Japanese pine, Japanese pine, Japanese pine, Japanese black pine, Japanese pine. That is,
- FIG. 7 shows a change in the intensity of the MATATABI odor after washing with water by printing and fixing the MATATABI powder Sp with a binder Bm having a different fastness on the back surface (for example, the front sheet inner surface Ist) of the sheet (for example, the front sheet St). This indicates the degree of reduction.
- a matatabi powder Sp with a blending ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp with a blending ratio of 3% are printed on the back surface of one sheet with a high fastness binder Bm.
- the binder Bm is an acrylic ester copolymer resin, methacrylic resin, urethane resin, silicon resin, glyoxal resin, vinyl acetate resin, vinylidene chloride resin, butadiene resin, melamine resin, epoxy resin, acrylic resin Highly fast acrylic acrylate copolymer among silicon copolymer resin, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer resin, isobutylene maleic anhydride copolymer resin, ethylene-styrene-acrylate-methacrylate copolymer resin, etc.
- a coalesced resin is selected and used at a compounding rate of 88.5%.
- the binder Bm can be used at a blending ratio of 5% to 99%.
- the sheet S2c is printed with a normal binder Bm on a back surface of one sheet of matatabi powder Sp with a mixing ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp with a mixing ratio of 3%.
- the binder Bm is made of a polyester-based resin and is used at a blending rate of 88.5%.
- the sheet S3c is free of matatabi powder Sp and deodorant component Dp, and only the high fastness binder Bm used in the sheet S1c is printed on the back surface at a mixing ratio of 88.5%.
- the sheet S4c has neither the matatabi powder Sp nor the deodorizing component Dp, and only the normal binder Bm used in the sheet S2c is printed at a blending ratio of 88.5%.
- the sheet S2c is prepared as a control sample for the sheet S1c in order to know the influence due to the difference in the binder Bm.
- the sheet S3c and the sheet S4c correspond to the sheet S1c and the sheet S2c, respectively, obtained by removing the matatabi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp. That is, the sheet S3c and the sheet S4c are prepared as blank specimens for knowing the effects of the matababi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp from the odors measured from the sheets S1c and S2c, respectively.
- each of the prepared sheets S1c, S2c, S3c and S4c (size: 400 mm ⁇ 500 mm) in the same manner as described above, they are put in a bucket having a volume of about 10 L. Immerse in about 5 L of water for 30 minutes. Thereafter, the soaked sheet is hand-washed for about 1 minute, squeezed out of water, and then dried in a dryer set at 50 ° C. for 30 minutes. The dried sheet was spread on a table, and the odor intensity was measured by the same method as described above. In addition, the intensity
- the odor intensity (correction value) of the sheet S2c using the normal binder Bm is halved before and after the cleaning, but the sheet S1c using the high fastness binder Bm. It is confirmed that the matababi odor intensity (correction value) hardly decreases even before and after cleaning. Thereby, in this example, it turns out that the printing layer Lp can be stably fixed to the sheet (the front sheet St or the back sheet Sb) by using the high fastness binder Bm using the acrylate copolymer resin.
- FIG. 8 shows a different malodorous component on the surface (for example, front sheet outer surface Ost) of a sheet (for example, front sheet outer surface Ost) printed with a deodorizing component Dp having a blending ratio different from the matatabi powder Sp having the same blending ratio. The change over time in the detected odor intensity is shown.
- a matatabi powder Sp with a blending ratio of 6% and a deodorizing component Dp with a blending ratio different from 0.5%, 1%, and 3% are printed.
- the malodorous component is added to the sheets S1d and S2d, but the malodorous component is not added to the sheets S3d and S4d. That is, the sheet S3d and the sheet S4d are prepared as blank samples for knowing the influence of the malodorous component on the sheet S1d and the sheet S2d, respectively.
- the blending ratio When the blending ratio is 0.1% or less, there is no deodorizing effect. When the blending ratio is 10% or more, the deodorizing ratio is constant and there is no need to increase the blending ratio. Therefore, it is not necessary to make the deodorizing component 10% or more from the economical aspect.
- FIG. 9 shows the effect on a cat of a new sheet on which matatabi powder Sp and deodorant component Dp are printed at a predetermined blending rate and after 33 days.
- the sheet S1e is a new sheet having a 6% matatabi powder Sp and a 3% deodorant component Dp printed on the back surface.
- the sheet S2e is obtained by allowing the sheet S1e to pass for 33 days at room temperature.
- the sheet S3e is obtained by allowing the sheet S1e to pass for 40 days at room temperature.
- the sheet S4e is one in which the matatabi powder Sp and the deodorant component Dp are not printed. That is, the sheet S4e is prepared as a blank sample for the sheets S1e, S2e and the sheet S3e.
- test cat Place the specimen sheet on the lap of the person sitting on the chair in the room where the external stimulus (sound, etc.) does not enter each of the prepared sheets S1e, S2e, S3e and S4e. Then, the test cat was held and the test cat was in a relaxed state.
- the test cat is the above-mentioned three 2-year-old male cats (Cat A, Cat B, and Cat C).
- Cat A the electroencephalogram was measured for about 2 minutes after the electroencephalogram measurement + electrode was attached to the center of the top of the head, and the-electrode and the GRD electrode were attached to the inside of the right ear by applying electrode paste.
- the sheet S1e and the sheet S2e increase the frequency of cat ⁇ -waves and increase the output.
- the frequency of Slow ⁇ increases.
- an electroencephalogram (Slow ⁇ , etc.) close to an euphoric state almost consistent with the medical knowledge of human brain waves was recognized by the matabbi odor.
- the sheet S3e no action of licking the sheet or fluttering on or around the sheet was observed, so that it can be determined that the effect of the matabi odor has been deactivated.
- FIG. 10 (a) shows the number of days elapsed and the remaining rate (%) of the matabbi odor when the component of the matabbi odor is naturally evaporated from the matababi powder Sp at room temperature (25 ° C.).
- the vertical axis indicates the survival rate (%) of the matabbi odor
- the horizontal axis indicates the number of days elapsed.
- the survival rate of the matabbi odor is 100% when the number of days elapsed is zero, and decreases rapidly to about 30% before the 10th day, and then gradually decreases to zero around the 35th day. become.
- FIG. 10 (b) shows the change over time of the amount of residual mathabi odor at room temperature (25 ° C.) when the amount of printing (coating) of the matatabi powder Sp is different. Note that the remaining amount of the matabi odor is calculated on the basis of the amount of the matatabi powder Sp printed on the sheet and the solid matter after drying.
- the vertical axis represents the remaining amount of pine odor (mg / m 2 ), and the horizontal axis represents the number of days elapsed.
- the elapsed number of days is Actinidia odor remaining amount when zero 2739.9mg / m 2, 548.0mg / m 2, 465.8mg / m 2, It shows the change due to the number of days elapsed Actinidia odor residual amount in the case of 91.3 mg / m 2 and 15.5 mg / m 2.
- the amount of remaining matabi odor is less than 15.0 mg / m 2
- the cat does not react to the sheet
- the amount of remaining mathabi odor of 15.0 mg / m 2 is the efficacy threshold of MATATABI odor against the cat.
- the initial amount of residual stool odor when the elapsed days are zero is 2739.9 mg / m 2 , 548.0 mg / m 2 , 465.8 mg / m 2 , 91.3 mg / m 2, and 15.5 mg / m 2.
- the number of days until each decays to the efficacy threshold of 15.0 g / m 2 was examined.
- FIG. 10C shows the scale of the vertical axis in FIG. 10B more finely and the scale of the horizontal axis coarser.
- the number of days until the effective threshold value is attenuated to 15.0 mg / m 2 is about 47 days on the line L1 (the residual amount of the initial tatabi odor is 2739.9 mg / m 2 ), and the line L2 (Initial matatabi odor residual amount is 548.0 mg / m 2 ) is about 33 days, and line L3 (initial matatabi odor residual amount is 465.8 mg / m 2 ) is about 31 days, and line L4 (initial matatabi odor is It can be seen that the remaining amount of 91.3 mg / m 2 ) is about 16 days.
- the printing (coating) amount of the matabi powder Sp in the cat play equipment 100 is set to 15.0 mg / m 2 , which is the efficacy threshold, as the lower limit value of the remaining amount of the matabi odor.
- 2739.9 mg / m 2 is currently present in the remaining amount of matatabi odor. Set as the upper limit of.
- the printing (coating) of Actinidia powder Sp is, 15.0 mg / m 2 or more 2739.9mg / m 2 or less is preferable as Actinidia odor remaining amount, more preferably 18.3 mg / m 2 or more 146.1mg / m 2 or less.
- the edge portion Ph is formed by lock stitching or the like so that the cat cannot be put in the bag of the cat play equipment 100 in which the printing layer Lp is applied.
- the periphery of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb is firmly fixed.
- the periphery of the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb is simply sewed, or an adhesive is used. Or may be joined.
- the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb may be sewn so as to make the tension wait longer than the bias tape or piping.
- the front sheet St and the back sheet Sb can be formed not as two separate sheets, but as a single long sheet, or in a bag shape with one open.
- the cat play equipment 100 may be configured not only in the rectangular mat shape shown in FIG. 1 but also in various shapes. Moreover, as shown to Fig.11 (a), the printing layer Lp can also improve the appearance as goods by printing on the front sheet St or the back sheet Sb with an arbitrary pattern.
- FIG. 11 (b) shows an example of the shape that the cat play equipment 100 can take.
- a transparent or opaque sheet may be added to the top of the play equipment 100 for cats to form an envelope shape or a tent dome shape.
- you may comprise as a handkerchief shape or a bandana shape.
- it can also be configured in a shape resembling an animal or a pillow shape.
- the present invention can be used as a play equipment for cats.
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5:鼻をシートに近づけなくても分かる強烈な臭い。鼻を近づけて嗅ぐことは耐えられない。
4:強い臭い。鼻を近づけられるが、息を深く吸い込むことは耐えられない。
3:はっきりわかる臭い。
2:弱い臭い。
1:わずかな臭いだが、注意深く嗅ぐと悪臭を感じる。
0:悪臭を感じない。
(1)マタタビ粉末約30mgをエタノール5mLに溶かした溶液(図15)。
(2)天然植物由来消臭成分約15mgをエタノール5mLに溶かした溶液(図16)。
(3)マタタビ粉末約30mgに天然植物由来消臭成分約15mgを加えてエタノール5mLに溶かした溶液(図17)。
(4)マタタビ粉末約30mgに活性炭約15mgを加えてエタノール5mLに溶かした溶液(図18)。
St 表シート
Sb 裏シート
Lp 印刷層
Sp マタタビ粉末
Dp 消臭成分
Bm バインダ
Claims (5)
- マタタビ粉末と消臭成分とバインダを塗布した印刷層を備えたことを特徴とする猫用遊具。
- 前記印刷層を2枚のシート(第1のシート及び第2のシート)のうちの少なくとも一方に保持することを特徴とする請求項1記載の猫用遊具。
- 前記第1のシートと前記第2のシートが周囲で接合されて前記印刷層を内部に保持する袋状に形成されたことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の猫用遊具。
- 前記消臭成分は、物理吸着でないことを特徴とする請求項1から請求項3のいずれか一項に記載の猫用遊具。
- 前記消臭成分は、少なくともR1COOH、R1CHO、R1NH2のいずれか一つの構造式(R1は炭化水素基を表す)を有する天然植物由来の化合物であることを特徴とする請求項1から請求項4のいずれか一項に記載の猫用遊具。
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