JP2003061499A - Toilet bowl for dog - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem of requiring much labor for the after treatment, having bad smell and being dirty because the dog urinates in all places when a dog is kept in the inside or outside of a room. SOLUTION: This toilet bowl for the dog comprises a cylinder (or a prism, a cone, a pyramid or the like)-shaped part to which the urine is sprinkled, and a part having a receiving saucer for storing the urine flowing down therefrom. In the other aspect, the toilet bowl comprises a part to which the urine is sprinkled, and which is installed so as to be stuck to a wall, and a part having the receiving saucer for storing the urine flowing down therefrom. The toilet bowl utilizes the habit of the dog of preferably urinating to a material having a shape of a pillar such as a utility pole, a corner and a root of a tree. The receiving saucer part is formed into a concave shape to enable the urinated amount to be sufficiently stored. The toilet bowl has a stability so as not to be turned even if the toilet bowl is shaken in some degree. When the toilet bowl is produced by the integral molding of a plastic, the urine stored in the receiving saucer is washed away by water as it is. The upper part of the cylinder shape may have a proper concave part. When the concave part is present, a flower pot can be placed in the concave part to enable the toilet bowl to be used as an interior decoration.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pet litter box for dogs and the like, and more particularly to a pet litter box that allows urine to be discharged at a fixed location, removes foul odors, and cleans and cleans up after urination.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, as a toilet for dogs kept indoors, a box-shaped toilet with sand or the like is generally used. It was very difficult to teach. Particularly in the case of male dogs, it was particularly difficult because of the tendency to put urine on the pillars and corners. Further, as a toilet for dogs kept outdoors, there is often no toilet itself, and even if there is, it is equivalent to the above toilet. Deodorants and the like are commercially available for the bad smell, but the effect is temporary, and it is not economically and environmentally sufficient that the deodorant must be constantly sprayed.

[0003]

When a dog or the like urinates here and there, a bad odor is generated and it is very unclean.
There are complaints from the neighborhood about the bad smell, and in the case of indoor dogs, the furniture and carpet are damaged quickly. The present invention is an invention for preventing a dog from urinating everywhere and allowing urine to urinate at a predetermined place.

[0004]

A dog toilet is composed of a columnar (or prismatic, conical, pyramidal, etc.) portion to which urine is applied and a portion with a saucer for storing drained urine. Alternatively, it is composed of a portion for applying urine that is installed so as to be attached to a corner portion and a portion with a saucer for storing the spilled urine. This is because dogs have a habit of urinating to columnar object types such as utility poles, horns, and tree roots, so that habit is used. The saucer part is hollow so that the amount of urine can be stored sufficiently. It also has the stability to prevent it from tipping over even if it vibrates a little. If urine is stored in the pan, it can be washed with water as long as it is manufactured by plastic molding. In the case of the stationary type as shown in FIG. 1, there may be an appropriate recess on the pillar-shaped portion. In that case, potted plants can be placed, so it can be used as an interior.

[0005]

1 is a perspective view showing the whole of the dog toilet of the present invention. It consists of a column (or prism, cone, pyramid, etc.) to which urine is applied and a portion with a saucer to store the spilled urine. If you have a hollow on the top, you can put a potted plant and it will be an interior. Figure 2
[Fig. 3] is a perspective view showing the whole type to be attached to the corner of the dog toilet of the present invention. This is a type that can be attached to a corner of a wall in a room.

As described above, according to the present invention, a dog can be made to urinate in a certain place, and a bad odor can be removed and urination can be cleaned and cleaned easily. In addition, the toilet can have an interior function.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a pet toilet (stationary type) of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view of a pet toilet (attachment type) of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1. The portion of the columnar part (cylinder, prism, cone, pyramid, etc.) to which urine is applied 2. A saucer part for storing the urine that has flowed down 3. The part where the urine is placed so that it is attached to the corner

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A columnar portion (column, prism, cone, pyramid, etc.)
A toilet for dogs consisting of a part to put urine on and a part with a saucer to store spilled urine. 2. A dog toilet comprising a urine-applying portion that is installed so as to be attached to a corner portion and a saucer-containing portion that stores spilled urine.