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The Hartz Mountain Corporation
| The Hartz Mountain Corporation Patent applications | ||
| Patent application number | Title | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20110067644 | PET GROOMING TOOL - A grooming tool for pets or animals. The tool can include a handle portion and a grooming portion. The grooming portion preferably includes a plurality of tines arranged in first and second rows such that the first row of tines is vertically separated from the second row of tines. In addition, each of the first and second row of tines preferably includes alternating first and second tines, wherein the first tines have a longer length than the second tines. Moreover, preferably, the longer first tines and the shorter second tines in the first row of tines alternate compared to the longer first tines and the shorter second tines in the second row of tines. The first and second row of tines may also include different radii of curvatures, tapered outer diameters, etc. Moreover, in another preferred embodiment of the grooming tool, the tool may including a raking portion to dislodge the hair or fur from the grooming portion. | 03-24-2011 |
| 20100326371 | RETRACTABLE PET LEASH - A retractable leash, having a spherical housing in which a line and a mechanism for retracting the line is provided The line includes a clasp for connecting to an animal, via its collar, The mechanism includes a rotatable gear rotating in a first direction to retract the line into the housing and a second direction when the line extends out of the housing The leash can include a button which a user depresses to stop or restrict the retraction and extension of the line, and preferably includes a locked position in which the restriction of the line can be maintained even if the user releases the button The leash includes a wrist strap and a hand strap attached to the housing, wherein the hand strap positions and secures the housing to the palm of a user's hand such that the button is proximate a finger of the user's hand | 12-30-2010 |