A disposable animal waste bag comprising a roll of plastic bags, the roll comprising: a) a plurality of tubular plastic bags comprising an opening, a first edge, a second edge, a closed third edge, a first side and a second side, comprising i. a plurality of starting bags, and ii. a plurality of final bags; and b) an indicator system comprising the plurality of final bags, wherein the indicator system indicates that the roll has only has the plurality of final bags remaining in the roll and that a new roll is needed.

A pet waste catcher device has a series of handle segments forming an extendable handle. Each segment is of a larger diameter than the one (1) previous to enable the shaft to extend and retract in length. A first end of the shaft is provided with a circular ring member to retain disposable bags. A second end of the shaft is provided with a handle, having a covered compartment. A user manipulates the handle to position the circular ring with a disposable bag underneath an animal to collect waste. The covered compartment serves as a case to hold various items selectively chosen by a user.

A pet waste catcher including a handle assembly with a bag container cup assembly and, a dispensing base assembly and an electric system assembly. The handle assembly includes a handle that has a telescopic body. The container assembly includes a container mounted to a second ending of the handle which comprises an external threaded portion at a bottom portion of the container and an outlet is placed in an internal face of the container to pull disposable bags thereof. The dispenser assembly includes a dispenser which has an internal threaded portion to screw to the bottom of the external threaded portion of the container and store disposable bags that are pulled out thought the inlet of the dispenser to wrap the dispenser and catch pet waste. Electric system assembly includes an electric system mounted proximal to a first distal end of the handle assembly.

Technology is disclosed for a cat litter that can be used to diagnose feline medical conditions. A cat litter contains an additive, e.g., a chemical agent, such as a natural and/or synthetic agent, that changes in color when it comes in contact with cat urine or feces. Based on the color it can be determined whether the cat has a medical condition, such as particular illness. For example, if the litter turns yellow when it comes in contact with the urine, it can indicate that the cat is healthy. If the litter turns to a color other than yellow, e.g., green, it can indicate that the cat has some illness. The cat then be taken to a veterinary doctor for further diagnosis. The chemical agent aids in detection and diagnosis through interaction of materials that change colors to indicate reactions with specific chemicals, cells, molecules, DNA and/or materials. The technology can be implemented for medical diagnosis and detectionfor humans and/or animals.

A poop scooping system has a handle, a pole, connected to the handle at one end of the pole and a jaws device, connecting to the other and of the pole. The jaws can open and close. A bag dispenser, dispenses bags where the bags can be pulled around an outside surface of jaws. A processor controls the jaws opening and closing, when closed, heat seals the bag in two spaced locations to seal the bag with poop therein.

A scooping device that can be used to grab pet refuse, urine clumps, etc. from a litter box, the ground, etc. or any other application where a scooping device is desirable. The scooping device can include a claw portion and a handle portion separated by a pole portion. The claw portion is moveable between an open position and a closed position and allows efficient sifting of grasped material contained within said claw portion.

An article of clothing containing an integrated waste bag dispenser is provided. A storage pouch having a plurality of slits configured to enable a waste bag to be withdrawn for use. As the waste bag dispenser is integrated with an article of clothing it provides an easy carrying mechanism for animal waste bags.

A dog waste collection device for holding a disposable bag, with a handle having a proximal end for a user to hold the device and a distal end opposite the proximal end, a loop affixed to the handle at the distal end of the handle, a projection extending radially away from the loop, with the projection securing the bag to the collection device while the collection device is used to collect dog waste.

An excrement collection apparatus for collecting excrement from an animal before the excrement reaches the ground and without touching the excrement directly includes a ring which defines an aperture therein. The ring has a size and is configured to support a bag in the aperture via a rim of the bag folded over the ring. A receiver is coupled to and extends away from the ring, and an elongated pole is removably couplable to the receiver.

An extending pet excrement collector device including a telescoping assembly, a support assembly and a lighting assembly. The telescoping assembly includes a handle grip. The telescoping assembly includes a telescopic rod. The telescopic rod has a plurality of rods and a plurality of interlock sections. The telescopic rod can extend and retract using the plurality of rods telescopically connected, the telescopic rod can be folded using the plurality of interlock sections placed at the ends of the rods. The support assembly includes a coupling end and a bag. The coupling end is capable of configuring and maintaining the angle of the support assembly. The bag surrounds the support assembly to collect the feces pet. The lighting assembly includes a housing, a light emitter and a button. The light emitter is turned on and turned off by the configuration of the button to light up a darkened area.