A pet waste disposal apparatus having an open top container, a sloping floor surface, an outlet drain, a pair of spaced apart support bars located within and connecting the side walls of the container, a walking board supported on the support bars, a first roller located between the first end of the walking board and a second roller located between the second end of the walking board, a waste inlet located between the first roller and the first end of the container, a rotating belt having an artificial turf exterior surface and tensioned mounted to the rollers, an electrically driven cover plate moveable between a closed and opened position, a spray cleaning system located within the container for cleaning the rotating belt of wastes and directing pet wastes out of the container and a motor for powering rollers, the cover plate, and the spray cleaning system.

A flexible pail having a container that is adapted to stand upright. The container may have a flexible sheet, a cover, a base, a flap and an odor barrier. The cover may be attached to a first upper end of the flexible sheet, while the base may be attached to a second lower end of the flexible sheet. The cover may have a flap pivotably attached thereto, such that the flap is adapted to pivot between an open position and a closed position. The cover may further have an opening and an odor barrier disposed in the opening.

Disclosed herein are devices for storing and transporting bags containing pet waste, and for storing and dispensing individual waste bags for use, An embodiment of the waste bag carrier includes a main compartment for storing filled bags of pet waste. The main compartment can be removably sealed by a lid, which when closed, contains the odor from the pet waste. The lid includes a compartment with a bag dispenser and a port for removing individual unused bags. The carrier is made of an odor resistant, crushable, and easy to clean material. Other embodiments include a reversibly collapsible main compartment for ease of transport and storage. In such embodiments, the main compartment can be fully collapsed for storage or fully or partially extended to contain waste bags.

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 convertible pet carrying and backpacking backpack comprises a backpack body defining one or more internal compartments and an open top operable to allow a head of a pet to extend therethrough. The backpack body further comprises shoulder straps extending from a front of the backpack body, and paw holes disposed on the front of the backpack body above the shoulder straps. The paw holes are operable to allow paws of the pet to extend therethrough. The backpack can further comprise an accessory bag operable to selectively attach to and detach from the backpack body at a first position where the accessory bag extends from a back of the backpack body so that the backpack is in a pet carrying configuration, and a second position where the accessory bag covers the open top of the backpack body so that the backpack is in a backpacking configuration.

A dog walking bag includes a central waste-holding compartment that is accessible from openings at the top end and bottom end of the compartment. The dog walking bag further includes a top flap, removably covering the top opening, and a bottom flap, removably covering the bottom opening. When using dog walking bag, a user deposits plastic waste bags containing animal waste (hereinafter “full waste bags”) into the central waste-holding compartment through the top opening. When a time arrives to empty the central waste-holding compartment of full waste bags, the bottom flap is manipulated to uncover the bottom opening, allowing the full waste bags to fall out of the central waste-holding compartment by force of gravity. In this way, a user is able to empty the central waste-holding compartment of full waste bags without having to touch or manually handle the full waste bags during the emptying process.

A container including a plurality of side walls connected to form a tubular structure. A lid is provided for covering a top opening of the tubular structure. The lid includes a separate compartment with a bag dispenser therein, and the compartment is accessible for dispensing a bag while the lid is in contact a top edge of the tubular structure. A base is provided at or near a bottom opening of the tubular structure.

A biodegradable and compostable sheet of material for picking up and disposing of dog excrement in an environmentally friendly manner. The sheet comprises paper or paperboard that is made grease resistant. The sheets may be stored in individual sheets or on an elongated sheet that may be folded and rolled for use with dispensing units.

In operation, a user grabs or tears off an individual sheet and then places the sheet over the dog excrement so that it is located generally about the sheet's center. The corners or top edges of the sheet may then be grasped and rotated in a direction opposite of the rotation of the central section so that a twist end is formed to retain the dog excrement within a sack. The sack may then be disposed of in a trash can or composter, wherein it will degrade in an environmental safe way.

The Catch Bag is an invention to address the process of animal feces collection and disposal. It is a flat sheet designed with draw strings that are used to cinch the sheet forming a bag to contain the fecal matter, thus eliminating direct or indirect contact with the waste, and thereby removing any need to handle the waste by glove or other commonly used barrier. The sheet is positioned to catch the excrement prior to the animal defecating. After which the cinch strings are pulled forming the bag around the waste. The bag is closed and can then be tied and easily disposed of.

A pet waste bag storage system for mounting on animal leashes. A securement means for detachable rigid securement to an existing extendable or permanent length pet leash. A clip mechanism attached to the outer surface of the device for securing of the waste bag end. A clip mechanism for semi-permanent securing of the soiled pet waste bags.