Diggs Inc.

Courtney Armstrong

Zel Alexander Crampton

Douglas Arthur Marsden

Benjamin J Beck

Michael T McDuffee

Ryan J Donovan

Isaac Langleben

Jacqueline Prehogan

Isaac Haverlick

Greg Hoge

Mark D Prommel

Pil Ho Chung

Cody Moore

Brooke Williams

Gregory Hoge

Adriana Morante

Lilly Althauser-Benson

Veronica Lin

Carlee Green-Goff

A collapsible pet crate that is easy to operate, aesthetically pleasing, quiet, light, durable, easy to clean, and safe and comfortable for the animal. Also disclosed herein are methods of operating a collapsible pet crate. The collapsible pet crate disclosed herein can further include one-step operation, environmentally safe and pet-friendly materials, and method to include various pet-friendly accessories.

Large collapsible animal containment assembly

Animal training tool

A mobile pet carrier having a base, first side, second side, third side, fourth side, and top member; and an interior compartment sized to hold an animal; the first side member defining a first side opening that provides access to the interior compartment through the first side member and having a first side opening cover; the top member defining a top opening that provides access to the interior compartment and having a top opening cover; the second side member defining a second side opening that provides access to the interior compartment and having a second side opening cover; the third side member having a side compartment that has a foldable panel movable between a closed position and an open position; and where, in the open position, a mesh portion of the third side member is exposed to provide ventilation to the interior compartment.

Mobile pet carrier

Bag dispenser

Described are attachment devices coupleable to an animal crate having at least a portion of at least one wall formed from a mesh network having a plurality of openings. The attachment device comprising includes a base member and a spring-loaded crate attachment member coupled to the base member. The spring-loaded crate attachment member includes a first slider piece and a second slider piece. A first force is applicable to at least one of the first slider piece or the second slider piece to move the at least one of the first slider piece or the second slider piece to an insertion state. A spring force biases the at least one of the first slider piece or the second slider piece from the insertion state to an expanded state.

Attachment device for an animal crate

An inflatable crate assembly includes a base panel, a rear panel, a first side panel, a second side panel, and a top panel, where: the base panel, the rear panel, the first side panel, the second side panel, and the top panel are all formed from a single piece of drop stitch material; an inner wall of the drop stitch material forms at least a portion of an interior surface of the inflatable crate assembly; and an outer wall of the drop stitch material forms at least a portion of an exterior surface of the inflatable crate assembly; and the inflatable crate also includes a drop stitch corner formed between each of the rear panel and the base panel, the first side panel and the base panel, the top panel and the first side panel, and the second side panel and the top panel.

Inflatable animal crate

A toy that can be placed on an animal crate as an on-crate treat delivery system. The toy can encourage low-energy positive reinforcement for animals acclimating to a new crate. The toy can be supported by a mesh network of the crate to provide an off-the-ground design that provides a treat to an animal inside the crate and helps keep an animal bed clean by not encouraging licking or chewing the bed. The toy can also be used facing outward from the crate, utilizing the crate as an elevated post for treat consumption.

Toy / training tool for animal containment assembly

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Queens, NY, United States of America

Courtney Armstrong