A modular lower leg and hoof wrap configured to hold one or more therapeutic devices proximate an animal's hoof. The invention is intended primarily for use with horses. The components attach to a sole, which is intended to be positioned beneath the animal's hoof. One or more retention panels extend upward from the sole. A first wrap panel and a second wrap panel also extend upward form the sole. Elastic and VELCRO attachment features are preferably used so that each of the components may be positioned in a suitable location for a particular animal's anatomy. Other closure devices, such as buckles or snaps, could also be used.

A modular lower leg and hoof wrap configured to hold one or more therapeutic devices proximate an animal's hoof. The invention is intended primarily for use with horses. The components attach to a sole, which is intended to be positioned beneath the animal's hoof. One or more retention panels extend upward from the sole. A first wrap panel and a second wrap panel also extend upward form the sole. Elastic and VELCRO attachment features are preferably used so that each of the components may be positioned in a suitable location for a particular animal's anatomy. Other closure devices, such as buckles or snaps, could also be used.

A pet protection system includes a leg portion having a first end having a first cross-section having a flexible opening to insert a pet foot therethrough; an angled portion coupled to the first end and having a second cross-section greater than the first cross-section; and a second end coupled to the angled portion, wherein the second end has a third cross-section greater than the second cross-section; and a body portion coupled to the leg portion, the body portion forming a loop that fits securely on a body of the pet.

A pet protection system includes a leg portion having a first end having a first cross-section having a flexible opening to insert a pet foot therethrough; an angled portion coupled to the first end and having a second cross-section greater than the first cross-section; and a second end coupled to the angled portion, wherein the second end has a third cross-section greater than the second cross-section; and a body portion coupled to the leg portion, the body portion forming a loop that fits securely on a body of the pet.

A post-surgery garment for a four-legged animal has a one-piece body member having a bottom section, an open top section opposing the bottom section, a rear section, a front section opposing the rear section and a pair of opposing side sections. Each of the opposing side sections run from the bottom section to the open top section and from the front section to the rear section. A pair of front leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent the front section. The pair of front leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of front leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. A pair of rear leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent to the rear section. The pair of rear leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of rear leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. An adjustable rear sleeve extends down from each of the pair of rear leg openings. A plurality of straps extends up from each of the pair of opposing side sections and proximate the open top section. The plurality of straps is aligned so that a plurality of straps extending up from one of the pair of opposing side sections is positioned across from and aligned with a corresponding strap from the plurality of straps extending up from the second of the pair of opposing side sections. A protective collar is attached to the open top section and the front section.

A post-surgery garment for a four-legged animal has a one-piece body member having a bottom section, an open top section opposing the bottom section, a rear section, a front section opposing the rear section and a pair of opposing side sections. Each of the opposing side sections run from the bottom section to the open top section and from the front section to the rear section. A pair of front leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent the front section. The pair of front leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of front leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. A pair of rear leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent to the rear section. The pair of rear leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of rear leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. An adjustable rear sleeve extends down from each of the pair of rear leg openings. A plurality of straps extends up from each of the pair of opposing side sections and proximate the open top section. The plurality of straps is aligned so that a plurality of straps extending up from one of the pair of opposing side sections is positioned across from and aligned with a corresponding strap from the plurality of straps extending up from the second of the pair of opposing side sections. A protective collar is attached to the open top section and the front section.

A horse bandage having a winding section (2) for wrapping around a horse's leg and a closure strip (3) with a piece of hook-and-loop fastener (9) arranged on the outside of the bandage and spaced apart from an inner end of the winding section (6) facing the closure strip (3), and a counterpart piece of hook-and-loop fastener (7) arranged on the inside of the bandage at the inner end of the winding section (6), and a further piece of hook-and-loop fastener (11) arranged on the outside of the bandage at an inner end of the closure strip (4), and a further counterpart piece of hook-and-loop fastener (12) arranged at an outer end of the closure strip (8), wherein the inner end of the closure strip (4) is fastened to the winding section (2) on the outside of the bandage and at the end of the piece of hook-and-loop fastener (9).

A horse bandage having a winding section (2) for wrapping around a horse's leg and a closure strip (3) with a piece of hook-and-loop fastener (9) arranged on the outside of the bandage and spaced apart from an inner end of the winding section (6) facing the closure strip (3), and a counterpart piece of hook-and-loop fastener (7) arranged on the inside of the bandage at the inner end of the winding section (6), and a further piece of hook-and-loop fastener (11) arranged on the outside of the bandage at an inner end of the closure strip (4), and a further counterpart piece of hook-and-loop fastener (12) arranged at an outer end of the closure strip (8), wherein the inner end of the closure strip (4) is fastened to the winding section (2) on the outside of the bandage and at the end of the piece of hook-and-loop fastener (9).

A post-surgery garment for a four-legged animal has a one-piece body member having a bottom section, an open top section opposing the bottom section, a rear section, a front section opposing the rear section and a pair of opposing side sections. Each of the opposing side sections run from the bottom section to the open top section and from the front section to the rear section. A pair of front leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent the front section. The pair of front leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of front leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. A pair of rear leg openings is formed through the bottom section and located adjacent to the rear section. The pair of rear leg openings is positioned so that one of the pair of rear leg openings is formed proximate each of the opposing side sections. An adjustable rear sleeve extends down from each of the pair of rear leg openings. A plurality of straps extends up from each of the pair of opposing side sections and proximate the open top section. The plurality of straps is aligned so that a plurality of straps extending up from one of the pair of opposing side sections is positioned across from and aligned with a corresponding strap from the plurality of straps extending up from the second of the pair of opposing side sections.

A spraying apparatus for treating pet wounds and caring for pet skin comprises a spray can, a container containing a hypochlorous acid solution, and a spray nozzle. The container is disposed in the spray can, and a compressed gas is filled between the container and an inner wall of the spray can. The spray nozzle is attached to the spray can and coupled with the container. When activated, the spray nozzle generates a mist from the hypochlorous acid solution.