An animal bed for supporting an animal includes a body having a bottom member and a bolster forming an outer wall of the body. The outer wall is positioned about a perimeter of the bottom member and extends outwardly therefrom to define a recessed area for accommodating the animal. A plurality of straps is coupled to and extending at least partially across the bottom member opposite the recessed area. Each of the plurality of straps includes a degree of elasticity configured to hold a rigid member in contact with the bottom member.

A pet seat system, apparatus, and method for attaching to a chair. A pet sidecar apparatus is disclosed that includes a basket, a platform configured to support the basket, and one or more straps configured to attach the pet sidecar apparatus to the side of a chair. The pet sidecar apparatus provides a comfortable area for a pet to sit while at the level of the human user. The pet sidecar apparatus moves with a rollable desk chair and does not impede the motion of the desk chair while the human user is able to sit in the desk chair. The pet sidecar apparatus has an easily cleanable universal design that can fit a variety of desk chairs and is safe for both the pet and the human user.

An apparatus for transporting an animal is provided. The apparatus includes a body having a plurality of panels that are operative to transition between a closed position and an open position. In the closed position, the panels define a cavity that is configured to contain an animal. In the open position, the panels define a bed mat.

A modular inflatable pet bed includes a washable, detachable cover secured to the bed by a set of dual hook connectors. The modular pet bed is comprised of an inflatable core that is impervious to fluids and resistant to puncture. The underlying supportive bed is substantially a rectangular cuboid having an upper and lower surface separated by a width. At each of the 4 vertices associated with the lower surface exists a grommet through which a first portion of a dual hook connector is engaged. The complementary or second portion of the dual hook connector engages a corresponding grommet in a corner of the overlying cover. Upon securing the four corners of the cover to the lower portion of the supportive base, the cover forms an absorbent, washable barrier on which the pet may comfortably rest.

A hybrid pillow includes a cushion material defining a recess. A coil panel is positioned within the recess of the cushion material with the coil panel formed of a plurality of coil springs, an upper fabric layer, and a lower fabric layer. The upper fabric layer and the lower fabric layer are joined between the plurality of coil springs and along peripheral edges of the first coil panel. A gel layer is also positioned within the recess of the cushion material and over the coil panel. A method of manufacturing the pillow includes dispensing a liquid gel in a mold, positioning a coil panel in the mold and on top of the liquid gel, dispensing a foam precursor in the mold, and foaming the foam precursor to form a cushion material that is secured to the coil panel.

A hybrid pillow includes a first coil panel and a second coil panel which are joined along peripheral edges to form an inner shell defining a gap therebetween. The first coil panel is formed of a plurality of coil springs, an upper fabric layer, and a lower fabric layer, with the upper fabric layer and the lower fabric layer joined between the plurality of coil springs and along peripheral edges of the first coil panel. The second coil panel is formed of a second plurality of coil springs, a second upper fabric layer, and a second lower fabric layer, with the second upper fabric layer and the second lower fabric layer joined between the plurality of coil springs and along peripheral edges of the second coil panel. A support material disposed in the gap of the inner shell, and one or more additional layers disposed about the inner shell.

A pet bed including a cushioned-base defined by a body-section and a head-section; a blanket removably fastened to the cushioned-base; and fastener for removably fastening the blanket to the cushioned-base. The cushioned-base includes molded sections to provide support and comfort to the bed. In particular, the head-section includes a molded section which defines a pillow. The pet bed is useful for providing a pet, particularly a dog, with a comforting location to rest.

A pet care article is provided which maintains excellent sanitary conditions and is not prone to causing bedsores. This pet care article (1) is provided with an absorbent sheet (2) having liquid retention properties, and a liquid-permeable cushion material (3) arranged on the top surface of the absorbent sheet and having a thickness of greater than or equal to 5 mm. The cushion material (3) comprises a fibrous structure configured from continuous fibers made from a thermoplastic resin and having a fiber diameter of 0.01-3 mm. No ends of the continuous fibers are contained in the top of said fibrous structure, and the continuous fibers are bonded together at intersections between the continuous fibers.

The invention relates to a pet bed configurable as any of a plurality of cushion types or a blanket. The ped bed may be folded a first way and secured in place with a first attachment device to form a cushion with a first surface type. The ped bed may be folded a second way and secured with a second and third attachment device to form a cushion with a second surface type. The ped bed may be unfolded to form a blanket. Additionally, the pet bed is constructed of fully washable materials so that the pet bed may be washed in a typical household washing machine.

A burrowing cover assembly includes a first belt that has a diameter sufficiently large to facilitate the first belt to be positioned around a pet bed to facilitate a pet to burrow beneath the first belt when the pet lies on the pet bed. A second belt is provided that has a diameter sufficiently large to facilitate the second belt to be positioned around the pet bed to facilitate the pet to burrow beneath the second belt when the pet lies on the pet bed. The second belt is attached to the first belt and the second belt is oriented perpendicular with the first belt. In this way the first belt and the second belt forms an X to extend around the pet bed in different directions from each other.