A device to aid a user in carrying objects when walking a pet. A leash carrier utility band has a top side, a bottom side, a front side, and a back side. One or more straps is disposed on any one side and designed to secure to the opposing side. A bag clip is open at one end and affixed to the bottom side. The bag clip is designed to aid in tying and securing a used pet fecal matter receptacle thereto. A loop is placed opposite the opening of the bag clip and designed to accept a leash therethrough. A bag pouch is on the front side of the body and houses a plurality of unused pet fecal matter receptacles with a bag dispensing aperture on the bag pouch and in communication with the receptacles therein. An alternate pouch is disposed on a back side of the body.

The invention relates to device for soothing and calming an animal. In one embodiment, the device comprises a toy-shaped structure filled with soft stuffing material for an animal to lie against, the filler stuffing material at least partially defining a pouch within a central opening in the toy adapted to removably receive a modular simulator. The modular simulator generating rhythmic soothing acoustic sounds that simulate the actual breathing of the animal's mother and to communicate said breathing sound to the animal when lying against the toy structure. In another embodiment, the sound simulator is disposed in a pouch provided on a harness, the pouch being in proximity to the heart of the animal.

An example device includes a flexible bag dispenser pocket for use with a leash for a pet. In an example, the device includes a bag dispenser pocket provided on the leash with a body of the bag dispenser pocket wrapped entirely around a lower portion of a handle of the leash so as not to interfere with an opening of the handle of the leash while still being provided for the user near the handle of the leash. The device also includes an opening in a top portion of the bag dispenser pocket. The lower portion of the handle of the leash forms a closed bottom portion of the bag dispenser pocket.

A multi-purpose self-defense leash includes a housing having a first section and a second section. Disposed within the first section is a defensive spray canister. Associated with the spray canister is a safety button that is adapted to selectively activate the spray canister. Disposed within the second section is a retractable leash that is wrapped around a spring loaded spool. A leash control button is positioned to selectively engage the spool to prevent rotation of the spool.

A method of constructing a pet nail clipper is provided. In one embodiment, the method comprises: receiving a disposable receptacle filled with a styptic substance; and coupling a sidewall of the disposable receptacle to an inside edge of an opening in a bracket extending from the pet nail clipper; wherein the receptacle is comprised of a cup and a lid and the lid is made with a rubber or silicone and has an entrance into an interior of the receptacle.

A leash with a non-elastomeric extendable portion; an elastomeric extendable portion; and a storage pouch. The elastomeric extendable portion is connected to the non-elastomeric portion and the non-elastomeric extendable portion is folded or rolled several turns upon itself. The storage pouch holds the non-elastomeric extendable portion in the folded or rolled relationship of its turns.

A pet accessory is disclosed and includes a strap, a bag and an attachment means that attaches the strap to the bag. The strap has sufficient length to be used as a leash and has a releasable catch at a first end for attaching the strap to a pet. The bag defines an interior volume for containing objects. The attachment means attaches the bag to the strap such that the pet accessory is adaptable to form a carry bag whereby the strap forms a handle or shoulder strap for carrying the bag and to form a pet leash with the bag attached and with the strap forming a hand loop in a portion of the strap opposite to the first end for restraining a pet.

A medical pet collar has a collar for positioning around a neck of an animal. The collar prevents the animal from biting and licking a body of the animal. A pocket is formed on the collar. The pocket has at least one side that is removably coupled to the collar. The at least one side that is removably coupled to the collar allows for different therapeutic delivery patches to be stored within the pocket. The pocket is configured to provide air transfer capabilities to allow the animal to smell the contents of a therapeutic delivery patch stored within the pocket and to prevent the animal from reaching the therapeutic delivery patch.

The present invention is an animal cooling system including a collar removably connected to a vest. The collar may be affixed around an animal's neck and the vest around the animal's torso. The collar includes a fabric layer having at least one pouch affixed to an inner side, at least one coolant sheet removably located within the pouch, and a fastener affixed to the fabric layer. The vest includes a fabric layer having at least one pouch affixed to an inner side, at least one coolant sheet removably located within the pouch, and a fastener affixed to the fabric layer. The coolant sheets include a freezable, non-toxic coolant and once melted, may be removed from their respective pouches and swapped for fresh, frozen coolant sheets to allow for continuous cooling. The system may also be utilized as a separate collar or a separate vest having the same construction and function.

A pet leash assembly, including: a housing configured to provide a handle, an internal cavity, and an opening leading into the internal cavity; a fluid reservoir having a hollow body positioned within the internal cavity of the housing, the fluid reservoir including a fluid inlet arranged to extend at least partially through the opening to enable the body to be filled and/or emptied via the fluid inlet; and a leash coupled to the housing.