A toilet for animal, including: an upper container having a plurality of holes formed on a bottom portion, the plurality of holes penetrating in an up-down direction; a lower container that includes a receiving section receiving excrement that has passed through the plurality of holes, gravity of the upper container not acting on the lower container; and an output unit that outputs a signal changing according to an amount of the excrement received by the receiving section.

An animal waste bag includes a central pouch and one or more additional pouches formed exterior to the central pouch such that each additional pouch is successively exterior to the preceding pouch. The central and additional pouches are configured to successively retrieve and contain animal waste via their respective successive inversion.

A pet waste disposal apparatus comprising a funnel shaped receptacle with a top open end for receiving pet waste and a bottom open end connectable to a sewage line via one or more plumbing adapters for discharging the pet waste. The apparatus further comprises a lid closure removably attached to the top open end of the receptacle and a water inlet on the exterior receptacle to receive from a hose supplying water from a water source and discharge pressurized water into the receptacle for flushing the pet waste.

A pet waste collecting device including a telescopic shaft assembly, a dispensing assembly, a scooping assembly and a handle assembly is disclosed. The telescopic shaft assembly can be retracted or expanded for easy use by users of all heights. The dispensing assembly is mounted onto the telescopic shaft assembly and is adapted to hold a granular material therein. When necessary, the granular material held therein is released to cover the pet waste for easier collecting thereof. The dispensing assembly is adapted to expand or retract along with the telescopic shaft assembly. Importantly, the handle assembly is mounted on a distal end of the telescopic shaft assembly. On an opposite distal end of the telescopic shaft assembly the scooping assembly is mounted thereon. Upon usage of the handle assembly the scooping assembly is controlled in order to open or close the scooping assembly to collect and later dispose of pet waste.

The portable pet waste container comprises an enclosure with a carrying handle and a retractable scoop. An interior bag compartment at the lower front of the portable pet waste container is lined with a bag that opens to the outside with the scoop positioned several inches in front of the compartment. The portable pet waste container is placed on the ground with solid pet waste located between the bag and the scoop. A bagging control located on the handle is used to signal a control module within the portable pet waste container to initiate a bagging cycle, which involves using the scoop to pull the pet waste into the bag and pumping air out of the bag, causing it to collapse. With the collapsed bag covering the pet waste, the bagged pet waste may be removed through a bottom door of the bag compartment.

The present invention relates to a novel device and method for the retention of bags containing pet waste. The device is suitable for attachment to most types of pet leashes. The device consists of a single piece of material that is retained via friction to the leash, and which features a channel for the easy insertion and retaining of knotted bags of pet waste.

A waste catching device includes an elongated rod having a first end and a second end. A handle is coupled to the first end the elongated rod. The handle includes a lever. A head is coupled to the second end of the elongated rod 18. The head includes a claw having a first pivoting arm and a second pivoting arm. A spring biases distal ends of the first pivoting arm and the second pivoting arm together. Bands couple the lever to proximal ends of the first pivoting arm and the second pivoting arm. The claw includes an open position and a closed position. The open position includes the lever actuated to pull the first pivoting arm and the second pivoting arm away from one another, and a closed position includes the lever released.

A dog waste collection assembly for capturing dog feces without requiring physical contact with the dog feces includes a handle that has a closed ring positioned thereon. The closed ring is positioned beneath a dog's anus when the dog is defecating. A plurality of bags is included and a selected one of the bags is positionable on the closed ring on the handle. In this way the selected bag can capture feces as the dog defecates.

Provided is an excrement disposal bag that is easy to handle and able to be produced at low cost. This excrement disposal bag includes a first bag composed of water-soluble paper and a second bag, which is made of a synthetic resin, which is housed in the first bag, and which is provided with folded portions at both lateral sides thereof, the excrement disposal bag being characterized in that, in a state in which the folded portions of the second bag are unfolded outward so that the first bag and the second bag are both made to flatten out, the outer width of the second bag falls within a range of 1.02-1.2 times the inner width of the first bag, while the height of the second bag from an outer bottom edge to an opening edge falls within a range of 1.4-1.6 times the inner depth of the first bag.

A pet waste collector bag for coupling with two scraper arms for picking up the pet waste includes a bag body and a retaining arrangement coupled to the bag body for retaining the two scraper arms so as to scrape the pet waste into the bag body without needing the scraper arms to touch the pet waste and the hands of the pet owner will not have contact with the pet waste during the pet waste picking operation.