Abstract: An easy-to-manufacture, easy-to-use disposable pet diaper having a lightweight upper portion and an absorbent bottom portion, comprising elongated strips from the upper portion and corresponding slits in the lower portion whereby the diaper may be tied across the back of the pet when used. The diaper is of layered construction, having a superabsorbent portion. The layered construction allows the pet diaper to be constructed in one piece. The diaper also has intersecting slits for holding a pet's tail in place.

Abstract: An easy-to-manufacture, easy-to-use disposable pet diaper having a lightweight upper portion and an absorbent bottom portion, comprising elongated strips from the upper portion and corresponding slits in the lower portion whereby the diaper may be tied across the back of the pet when used. The diaper is of layered construction, having a superabsorbent portion. The layered construction allows the pet diaper to be constructed in one piece. The diaper also has intersecting slits for holding a pet”s tail in place.

Abstract: A pet animal boot including a pliable sleeve defined by substantially symmetrical side panels that are integrally formed to define a stitchless sleeve wherein the stitchless sleeve defines an open top end and a closed lower end, substantially conforms to the animal's paw and lower leg, contains an interior fabric liner, and is manufactured from a waterproof, non-slip, flexible and durable polymer solution. An adjustable fastening strap is included for securing the boot to an animal's leg. The sleeve is manufactured by dipping a liner into a polymer solution which adheres to the liner through heat curing so as to form a stitchless and seamless boot.