The Hartz Mountain Corporation

William Perlberg

Richard W Glass

Albert B Skolnik

Samir Bishai

David S Schwartz

Lawrence Rascher

A soft rawhide product is made by soaking raw animal hides in a humectant or combining chopped rawhide particles with the humectant and a soft edible binder. The humectant is taken up by the rawhide and provides a soft rawhide product even after the product is permitted to dry or is exposed to the air for long periods of time. The presence of the humectant and binder not only contribute to the softness of the rawhide product, but permits an increase in the moisture content and/or flexibility of the rawhide while still maintaining an acceptably low water activity. An additional benefit is an increased ability to import colors, flavors, scents, nutritional material or drugs into the edible chew toy product.

Soft rawhide article and method

Pet insecticide collar with surface ornamentation

An insecticide spray is provided with a water insoluble organophosphate ester (tetrachlorvinphos) that is emulsified in an aqueous carrier and may be delivered via a pump or aerosol to kill fleas and ticks, including the deer tick, on household pets such as cats and dogs.

Insecticide composition and process for making same

A package device including a housing and a removably mounted insert support which enables the insertion, support and display of a vessel, e.g. a glass vessel containing a fragrance.

Package device and system

What are disclosed are a method for repelling small blood feeding pests from the skin, hair, or fur of a mammal, which method comprises applying a pest repellant amount of a repellant which is cyano (3-phenoxyphenyl) methyl-4-chloro-alpha-(1-methylethyl) benzeneacetate to said skin, hair, or fur and compositions for performing this method.

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Franklin Lakes, NJ, United States of America

William Perlberg