Walking auxiliary apparatus for pets

Abstract

The invention discloses walking auxiliary apparatus for pets. The walking auxiliary apparatus for pets comprises horizontally arranged annular rings, and fixed blocks for supporting the annular rings,wherein each annular ring comprises a plurality of transverse buffer mechanisms and longitudinal buffer mechanisms that respectively play transverse and longitudinal shock absorption effects on pets,the transverse buffer mechanisms and the longitudinal buffer mechanisms are alternately connected in a rotation manner, two ends of each annular ring are the transverse buffer mechanisms, and the transverse buffer mechanisms at two ends of each annular ring are connected with the corresponding fixed block. According to the walking auxiliary apparatus for pets, the transverse buffer mechanisms andthe longitudinal buffer mechanisms can reduce the momentary relatively large inertia effect generated by the entire apparatus on pets when the pets stop walking or running and walk or run on uneven roads. In addition, the annular rings can be folded and rotated according to the swing trend of the pet's hind leg roots, so that the annular rings better adapt to the pet's walking, the wear on the pet's hind leg roots is reduced, and the comfort of the pets is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal assisted walking, in particular to a walking assisted device for pets. Background technique [0002] At present, due to various reasons, such as diseases, traffic accidents or other reasons, some pets will cause leg disabilities, such as hind legs or front legs. A walking device is fitted to a pet with a disabled leg to allow the pet to regain the ability to walk. [0003] Generally, the existing walking aids for the disabled usually include supporting parts and walking wheels installed on the supporting parts. When some walking devices for the disabled are in use, the two hind leg roots of pets are placed in the annular circle made of two wire ropes, and the pet's hind leg roots are supported by the two annular circles. Such pet walking aids have the following disadvantages: [0004] 1. Since the ring is made of iron wire rope, the hardness is relatively high. When the pet walks, even if the hi...

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[0003] Generally, the existing walking aids for the disabled usually include supporting parts and walking wheels installed on the supporting parts. When some walking devices for the disabled are in use, the two hind leg roots of pets are placed in the annular circle made of two wire ropes, and the pet's hind leg roots are supported by the two annular circles. Such pet walking aids have the following disadvantages:

[0004] 1. Since the ring is made of iron wire rope, the hardness is relatively high. When the pet walks, even if the hind legs are disabled, the root of the hind legs still has a tendency to swing when walking. In this way, walking for a long time, The annular ring wears a lot on the root of the pet's hind legs, causing the pet's discomfort;

[0005] 2. The cushioning performance is poor. As we all know, pets walk or run faster. Because the walking assist device has a certain weight, when the pet walks or runs, the inertia of the walking assist device is relatively large. When the pet suddenly stops walking or running, The pet will be instantly affected by the large inertia of the walking assist device, which further increases the discomfort of the pet;

[0006] 3. When the pet is affected by the inertia of the walking aid device and the pet walks on uneven roads, the annular ring will cause wear to the pet's root

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