ES1151989U - Disposable disposable bag for animal excrements (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Disposable animal excrement collection bag comprising a body (1) preferably plastic or similar, and which is characterized in that it incorporates strips (1a) or the like, of greater density or hardness than the rest of the body (1), which will form the sides of the receptacle in which the bag is transformed for its use; and in that the body (1) in its lower part has a tongue (1b) which serves to maintain the tension of the body (1) once it is in its position of use, and which subsequently will help to make self-closing effective; and because in its upper part the body (1) incorporates at least one handle (1c) which serves to close the body (1) once it has already collected the deposition of the animal. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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DESCRIPTION

DISPOSABLE BAG FOR COLLECTION OF ANIMAL EXCREMENTS

Object of the invention

The object of the present utility model is a disposable bag for collecting animal feces, which once it is placed on the ground or any flat surface, is held autonomously as if it were a container, stretching after the strips enabled for this purpose , managing to collect the feces of the animal, without having to come into contact with them at any time, avoiding the transmission of parasitic diseases.

Background of the invention

Currently, animal owners are more aware of the need to collect the feces of their companion animals once they are traveling through the public thoroughfare.

To perform this function, the owners of the animals are equipped with more or less ingenious solutions, although the most common is the fact of using small plastic bags (or handkerchiefs) with which the user manually collects the deposition, to deposit it later in Any trash can.

This solution has the main drawback that if the deposition does not have a solid form, it is very difficult to pick it up. Similarly, if it breaks, the user can stain the hand with which he was trying to pick up the bowel movement.

An example of this is the utility model ES 1 004 971 that describes a Bag for the collection of excreta from companion animals; characterized in that it is solid laminar plastic and presents a flexible laminar piece or portion that runs over the free end of the body of the bag, presenting this portion of the same material that is removable by means of a Line of weakening, and whose portion acts as a collector of the excrements that are introduced into the bag and is closed by folding the flaps defined by appropriate cuts presented by the extreme flexible portion of the bag.

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To alleviate this problem, various tools or means are known, aimed at that purpose, an example of this is the Spanish utility model ES 1 058 908 which describes a device for collecting the excrements of a dog at the time of making the deposition; characterized in that it is constituted by a telescopic handle defined by attachable and movable tubular portions in the axial direction, the handle presenting on its inside a thread that emerges from both ends, one of them ends in a widening while the other is arranged in a perimeter direction around the body of the plastic bag, in an area below a perimeter line of perforations that define a line of rupture, being located below the coupling area of the end or mouth of the bag to an end ring of the handle itself .

Another example is the utility model ES 1 138 412 which describes an excrement collector, characterized by the fact that it comprises an ergonomic and anatomical handle enabled for manual grip by the user and a tube, the tube being incorporated into the handle compatible with the manual grip of this by the user, and arranging the tube at its end furthest from the handle of handles as a bucket; the handles being enabled to be covered and wrapped together by a bag; and comprising a manual mechanism that can be manipulated by the user from the handle itself enabled for reversible opening and closing of the handles.

Description of the invention

The technical problem that solves the present invention is to get a bag to collect animal droppings, which prevents the user and the public way from coming into contact with the deposition at some time. For this, the disposable animal excrement collection bag, object of the present report is characterized in that it comprises a body that incorporates strips of greater density or hardness than the rest of the body, and that in its lower part presents a tongue, which serves to maintain the tension of the body once it is in its position of use, and that in its upper part incorporates a handle that closes the body once it is no longer being used.

Thanks to its design, neither the owner of the animal nor the animals themselves will come into contact with the feces that they have deposited, so, they will avoid staining the feces and, in the same way, avoid coming into contact with the possible microorganisms present at

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the same that could lead to some type of subsequent infection, thus avoiding the possible spread of parasitic diseases to other people or animals.

The implementation of the recommended bag here, is intended to facilitate and improve the conservation of the public thoroughfare, since it is designed to serve as a receptacle for any type of deposition (liquid and solid), thus preventing deposits from entering at any time. in contact with the ground, preventing the aforementioned parasitic diseases, so that the possibility of depositions dirtying the public highway is eliminated, thus reducing the economic cost used by public administrations for street cleaning

The way of use is very simple, since once it has been extended forming the shape of the receptacle, and the animal has finished making its depositions, it is enough to step on a lower flange, and stretch of the handles, so that the bag is fully collected and closed tightly, avoiding possible departures from bowel movements.

Finally, the folding of the bag allows it to be stored anywhere, since the space it occupies is very small.

Throughout the description and the claims the word "comprises" and its variants are not intended to exclude other technical characteristics, additives, components or steps. For those skilled in the art, other objects, advantages and characteristics of the invention will be derived partly from the description and partly from the practice of the invention. The following examples and drawings are provided by way of illustration, and are not intended to restrict the present invention. In addition, the present invention covers all possible combinations of particular and preferred embodiments indicated herein.

Brief description of the figures

A series of drawings that help to better understand the invention and that expressly relate to an embodiment of said invention that is presented as a non-limiting example of this is described very briefly below.

FIG 1. Shows a view of the disposable animal excrement collection bag, object of the present utility model.

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FIG 2. Shows a view of the disposable animal excrement collection bag, ready for use.

FIG 3. Shows a view of the disposable animal excrement collection bag, once it has been collected by the user, after deposition.

FIG 4. Shows a side view of the disposable bag for excrement collection.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

A preferred embodiment of the invention is shown in the attached figures. More specifically, the disposable animal excrement collection bag, object of the present specification, is characterized in that it comprises a body (1) preferably plastic or similar, which incorporates strips (1a) or the like, of greater density or hardness than the rest of the body (1), which will form the sides of the receptacle in which the bag is transformed for use, as shown in Figure 2.

The body (1) in its lower part has a tongue (1b) that serves to maintain the tension of the body (1) once it is in its position of use, and which will subsequently help to make the self-closing effective.

In its upper part the body (1) incorporates at least one handle (1c) that serves to close the body (1) once it has already collected the deposition of the animal. Said handle (1c) incorporates a clip (1d) or the like, which is used to maintain the self-closing.

In a particular embodiment, at least one of the sides of the body (1) may be used as an advertising site, by inserting an advertising legend (2) or similar, and will have a first reinforcement of the same material as the strips (1a) .

In a preferred embodiment, the body (1) will incorporate a second reinforcement so that when the receptacle is formed, this part is configured as the base thereof.

Claims (4)

1. - Disposable animal excrement collection bag comprising a body (1) preferably plastic or similar, and which is characterized in that it incorporates 5 strips (1a) or similar, of greater density or hardness than the rest of the body (1), which they will form the sides of the receptacle in which the bag is transformed for use; and because the body (1) in its lower part has a tongue (1b) that serves to maintain the tension of the body (1) once it is in its position of use, and which will subsequently help to make the self-closing effective; and because in its upper part the body (1) incorporates 10 at least one handle (1c) used to close the body (1) once it has already collected the deposition of the animal 2. - Bag according to claim 1 wherein the handle (1c) incorporates a clip (1d) or the like, which is used to maintain the self-closing. fifteen 3. - Bag according to any of claims 1 - 2 wherein at least one of the sides of the body (1) an advertising legend (2) or the like is inserted. 4. - Bag according to any of claims 1 - 3 wherein the body 2 0 (1) incorporates a reinforcement so that when the receptacle is formed, this part is configured as the basis of it.