An attachment apparatus for use in combination with a known low-level laser therapy device. The apparatus is attachable to the front portion of, and operable with, a low-level laser therapy device for passing coherent light past the fur of an animal patient. The apparatus has a body with a plurality of pins that can be pushed through the fur, and which transmit a low-level laser therapy light to skin of the animal. The pins are composed of material that transmits the required light wavelength to the animal's skin.

A pet grooming tool for grooming a furry pet. The pet grooming tool includes a handle portion and multiple pet engageable portions. The handle portion has a head portion, and each pet engageable portion is secured to the head portion. Each of the pet engageable portions comprises a plurality of teeth arranged in a row and a plurality of edge segments with a gap between each adjacent pair of teeth.

A head of an animal grooming brush has a manually retractable comb with a handle, a head with a movable lamellar comb, a controller for movement thereof and a device for setting the comb. The comb can be replaced without removing the head and without resorting to tools, the transverse setting thereof can be set in a plurality of positions. The comb is connected, in a removable manner and by transverse sliding, to a cradle connected to a connecting rod and a lever which, supporting a control button, is rigidly connected to lateral cylindrical pawls used for hingedly connecting the connecting rod to the head and engaging with positioning notches arranged in the head, placing the comb in a plurality of longitudinal positions, while allowing movement in a plurality of positions, including a maintenance position allowing the comb to be removed from the cradle for replacement.

A hand-held vacuum cleaner (100) is provided, including a dust cup (2), the dust cup includes a first cyclone, a cyclone assembly, and a filtration member. The cyclone assembly includes a plurality of second cyclones (22), a guiding channel (23) is defined between two of the plurality of the second cyclones (22), the guiding channel (23) is in communication with the first air vent and an airflow is guided to an outer circumference of the cyclone assembly by the guiding channel (23) along a tangent line to a circumferential wall of the second cyclone (22) adjacent to the guiding channel (23), each second cyclone (22) has an air inducing notch (222), each second cyclone (22) is provided with an air guiding pipe (221), the filtration member is disposed along the outer circumference of the cyclone assembly, and the airflow in the outer circumference of the cyclone assembly tangentially enters the second cyclone (22) through the filtration member and the air inducing notch (222).

A composition dispensing device engages a body surface, such as the scalp, while simultaneously dispensing a composition from an attached container on the surface. The device detachably joins a container of a composition and enable uniform dispensing and application of the composition on a body surface. The device comprises a housing that detachably joins with a container of composition. A platform having a plurality of apertures rests coplanar with the housing. A plurality of conduits, or hollow bristles, extend from the platform. The conduits include channels that are in communication with the housing and the container of composition. The conduits are arranged as inner and outer conduits, with the outer conduits being slightly longer to create a generally concave effect. The conduits terminate at an angled tip portion that engages the body surface, while simultaneously dispensing the composition from terminal openings or lateral openings formed at the tip.

A grooming apparatus for a household pet is provided having a wall with an opening for admitting the pet into an enclosure, whereby a flexible, resilient sheet positioned in the opening is deflected by the pet and a pressure sensitive adhesive on the surface of the sheet attracts and retains loose pet hair.

A brush is provided that is configured for removing debris and hairs, and includes at least one body having a pad, a plurality of bristles having a bending configuration extending from the pad, one end of each first bristle being connected to the pad.

Techniques are disclosed for preventing formation of dags on cattle and other commercially produced animals. The surface of the animal, such as the skin, hide, hair, wool or other covering of the animal, is treated with a low-energy, non-sticking hydrophobic coating. The coating may be made from long-chain hydrocarbons, such as stearates, typically with a terminal metal carboxylate group comprising a variety of low-valence metals, e.g., mono or divalent metals, such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium and zinc. The coating makes it difficult for polar substances, such as water, mud, dirt, waste, soil, manure and feed, collectively termed dag, to adhere to the surface of the animal.

Technologies are described for a method and constituents for mitigating dag on hair. The method comprises applying a hydrophobic silicon containing constituent and a reactive constituent onto the hair. The reactive constituent enables a reaction with the hair that binds the hydrophobic silicon constituent to the hair and the hydrophobic silicon constituent imparts its hydrophobicity to the hair to mitigate dag on the hair.

An apparatus for brushing the hair of dogs and other animals. The apparatus comprises a hair brush with a depth guide that prevents the bristles from contacting the epidermis of the animal while its hair is brushed. Preventing the bristles from contacting the epidermis of the animal helps prevent injury and discomfort to the animal during grooming.