A pet container comprising a container base and a container lid. The container lid includes a pivoting lid portion that can be used to teach pets to use the pet container.

An animal transport crate apparatus has an outer crate including rigid panels forming an outer boundary of an animal enclosure and an inner lining defining a flexible envelope arranged to receive the animal therein within the outer crate. Vehicle connecting tethers are arranged to extend through the outer crate for connection between the inner lining and frame anchors of the vehicle. The tethered inner lining allows the animal to be captured by the flexible envelope to minimize injury to the animal, and other occupants of the vehicle, regardless of the condition of the outer crate following a crash of the vehicle. The surrounding outer crate of rigid panels maintains ease of portability of the crate.

The present invention discloses a door lock structure for a pet cage. The door lock structure comprises a cage body on which at least one entrance and exit and a cage door matched with the entrance and exit are arranged. A plurality of pivot rings is arranged on one side of the cage door, sleeves a door frame on the edge of the entrance and is rotatable about the door frame. At least two limit sliding rods which are parallel to each other are arranged on the cage door, and a lock that is slidable on the limit sliding rods is installed on the limit sliding rods. The lock comprises a traveling mechanism that clamps the limit sliding rods, and a plurality of tension springs is installed on one side of the traveling mechanism close to the door frame. A plurality of lock bolt assemblies that moves synchronously with the traveling mechanism is also arranged on the traveling mechanism, and the lock bolt assemblies are matched with and locked with lock hole mechanisms provided on the corresponding door frame. The door lock structure is simple and exquisite in structure and design. Through the joint action of the traveling mechanism, the lock bolts and the tension springs, on the one hand, a plurality of lock bolts can be controlled at the same time; on the other hand, a plurality of parts of the cage door can be locked. The door block structure is simple and reliable and is easy to operate.

The present invention relates to a rain and sun shield device for pet crates/cages that prevents rainwater from accumulating inside the crates. More specifically, the rain and sun shield device includes multiple lip structures designed to be mounted on the top surface of the crate, such that the lip structures deflect any rainwater pouring over the crate and prevent any rainwater from entering inside the crate. The rain and sun shield device can be retrofitted to existing animal crate/cage designs or incorporated into the manufacturing of new models to provide protection against rainwater and sunlight. The device protects pets from the elements while being kept in a crate or cage placed in outdoor settings or while being transported in the bed of a pickup truck. The device ensures that pets remain safe, shaded, and dry.

The present invention relates to a portable animal luggage device used for transporting personal items, pet items, and a pet. The device is primarily comprised of a body comprised of at least one pet bed and at least one drawer. The body preferably has multiple pull-out drawers that allow a user to separate personal items from animal items within the body. A top wall of the body may also be comprised of at least one pet bed to allow a pet to sit on the body as it is pushed or pulled on at least one wheel.

An animal containment and transport assembly for transporting a pet includes a housing and a pair of covers. A top of the housing is open. The covers are hingedly engaged to the housing and are positioned to selectively close the top. The housing and the pair of covers thus define an interior space that can contain an animal. The covers are selectively engageable to the housing so that the covers are fixedly positioned over the top. A plurality of wheels is engaged to a bottom of the housing. A pull handle is engaged to and is selectively extensible from the housing. The pull handle can be grasped in a hand of a user, positioning the user to pull on the pull handle to locomote the housing across a surface.

A collapsible pet travel crate for use with at least one car seat includes an internal frame and a housing. The internal frame has two side members and four foldable members extending between the side members. Each side member has an upright rear portion. Each foldable members a first piece and a second piece coupled to the first piece through a lockable hinge. Each first piece is coupled to one side member through a first pivot hinge. Each second piece is coupled to the other side member through a second pivot hinge. The housing includes two oppositely disposed side panels and a central panel. Each side panel also has an upper mounting slot and a lower mounting slot. The housing includes a front mounting strap. The car seat belt extends through the first and second slots and across the front surface of the rear portions of the two side members.

The current disclosure is directed to a mobile environment for the transportation of hamsters, other small rodents, or small animals kept as pets. This mobile environment allows the user to easily carry the pet hamster on the go. This mobile environment is based on the idea of stacking multiple areas for the hamster to interact. The bottom portion serves as the hideout for the hamster, providing shade, a place to tunnel into bedding, and a place to have food that is easily accessible. Above the “hide-away” portion is the exercise wheel. This wheel sits horizontally and spins freely, providing an easily accessible form of exercise for the hamster. Lastly, the funneling form on the top of the mobile environment provides a means to attach a water bottle for hydration on the go.

Systems for cremating a body. The system includes a box assembly and a vessel. The box assembly is for storing the body or a portion of a body. The box assembly includes a box defining a box cavity, a bottom end, a top end, and at least one side wall extending from the bottom end to the top end. The box assembly also includes an air conditioner disposed in the box cavity. The air conditioner is configured to control a temperature level or a humidity level in the box cavity. The vessel is coupled to the at least one side wall of the box. The vessel includes insect larvae that self-harvest, exit the vessel, and enter the box assembly to decompose the body or the portion of the body stored in the box assembly.

A pet restraint system includes a vehicle floor and a vehicle seat supported by the vehicle floor. The vehicle seat defines a seat-rearward direction. A pet restraint device includes a frame having a lower portion disposed on the vehicle floor and an upper portion supported by the lower portion. The pet restraint device includes a partition supported by the upper portion and is elongated in the seat-rearward direction from the upper portion to the vehicle seat. The partition is telescopic in the seat-rearward direction.