This document described portable pet washing stations. In one aspect, a pet washing station includes a bottom portion that extends from a first side of the pet washing station to a second side of the pet washing station opposite of the first side of the pet washing station. The pet washing station also includes a cover portion connected to the bottom portion and that forms a top portion and side wall portions. The cover portion extends from the first side of the pet washing station to the second side of the pet washing station. The pet washing station includes a coil spring disposed between layers of the cover portion. The coil spring extends from the first side of the pet washing station to the second side of the pet washing station.

An automatic wet washing and dry brushing apparatus for dogs comprises an elongated container, a tub placed inside the container at one end, a movable brush panel on each side of the tub and a mechanical device that drives the brush panels. The mechanical device is installed in the space between the container walls and the tub walls. The tub has two sidewalls, a floor with a drain, and a door at one end. Each brush panel is suspended on a sidewall and supported by a rail affixed inside the sidewall through a slot on the sidewall. The brush panels are used to brush a dog by sliding in a reciprocating motion. The brushes are made of spaced long and flexible bristles that accommodate the dog's body shape. The tub is equipped with water sprayers and a drain system. The container is movable with 4 wheels.

The present invention relates to fluid moving devices (gas, liquid, or combination thereof). For example, particular devices of the present invention include drying devices, pumps, engines, motors, fans, and diffusers. Devices of the present invention also include display of mechanical movements for ornamental and practical purposes such as clock, model, or toy.

Aspects of the invention provide a pet cleaning system. In an embodiment, the pet cleaning system includes a pet cleaning system, comprising: an enclosure for containing a pet, the enclosure including: a cover; and a base, wherein the cover connects to the base to form a cavity surrounded by a plurality of sides; and a plurality of connected pipes attached to the cover of the enclosure, wherein at least one of the plurality of connected pipes includes an attachment means to connect to an existing water supply, and wherein the plurality of connected pipes are configured to spray water into the cavity of the enclosure.

Animal consumable dental hygienic device, comprising: body with an exterior surface and an interior cavity, and sized to be bitten by animal Exterior surface defines projections. Recesses extend inward from the exterior surface. Each recess has dental-hygienically active dimensions allowing a tooth to penetrate therein such that material surrounding the recess frictionally engages an outer surface of the tooth and scrapes the tooth to remove dental plaque. Projections are positioned, dimensioned, shaped and structured to be dental-hygienically active when the animal bites the body, allowing the tooth of the animal to be adjacent to at least one projection when the animal bites the body, such that a projection frictionally engages at least one of the outer surface of the tooth and gums of the animal during biting of the body by the animal.

An animal cleaning device for grooming an animal. The animal cleaning device may include a top portion that includes a plurality of actuators and a bottom portion affixed to the top portion. The bottom portion may include a suction vent, a blow vent, a heated airflow vent, a rotating brush, and a formulation dispenser.

One or more rigid finger sheath assemblies that terminate in a blunt pointed ends are described. Some variations resemble a claw. Generally, embodiments of each sheath assembly include a rigid sleeve with a closed distal end that forms a chamber accessible only from an open proximal end wherein the finger can be slid therein. To secure the sheath assembly to the finger regardless of what finger and the size thereof, the interior of rigid sleeve includes a compressible foam affixed therein.

Drying and/or cleaning cloth with a square surface with two sides which are each delimited by two longitudinal edges and two transverse edges, wherein the drying and/or cleaning cloth in the area has an opening for reaching through at least one transverse edge or one longitudinal edge.

An apparatus, a system and a method for drying pets include a blower that directs a flow of air through one or two tubes to one or two mitts. The one or two mitts receive the flow of air from the blower and direct the flow of air through perforations to dry the pet. The air may flow through tapered channels within the mitts.

A teat sprayer for use in dairy applications is described that uses an articulated arm and system to deliver a spray to a teat and move between multiple dairy animals.

In one aspect the dairy animal teat treatment apparatus, comprises a spray inlet, a spray nozzle, a flow path extending between the spray inlet and the spray nozzle, and an articulated arm conveying the spray nozzle, movement of the articulated arm driven by an actuator. Articulated arm movement may be between a retracted position in which the spray nozzle and articulated arm are retracted and an extended position in which at least part of the articulated arm and spray nozzle thereon is extended, moving the spray nozzle to a position configured to be about an animal's udder.

In a further aspect, the apparatus, comprises an animal sensor positioned generally above and behind an animal bail and directed generally downwards configured to sense the presence of an animal in the animal bail; and a controller configured to actuate spraying of the animal's teats from spray nozzle extension and retraction in response to a signal received from the sensor.

The apparatus may act to reduce cost through reduced numbers of treatment apparatus and/or lower labour costs and expenses; increase accuracy/efficiency through automation and speed of treatment; address issues associated with the inconvenience/space constraints in dairy platform configurations; and minimise the number of sensors required and position these sensors away from the animal bail.