Abstract: The invention provides a device for disinfecting and cleaning parts of persons, animals and objects which includes a plurality of sheets and a plurality of substrate layers. Each substrate layer is disposed between two sheets. Each sheet includes an adhesive layer and an antibacterial layer. A tab is arranged on each sheet. The invention can remove the dirt from a foot or paw as well as gently disinfect the foot or paw. Dirt, lint, hair, dust, and germs can be removed from the foot or paw using a gentle, antibacterial, sticky sheet on which the individual steps on.

Abstract: The invention provides a device for disinfecting and cleaning parts of persons, animals and objects which includes a plurality of sheets and a plurality of substrate layers. Each substrate layer is disposed between two sheets. Each sheet includes an adhesive layer and an antibacterial layer. A tab is arranged on each sheet. The invention can remove the dirt from a foot or paw as well as gently disinfect the foot or paw. Dirt, lint, hair, dust, and germs can be removed from the foot or paw using a gentle, antibacterial, sticky sheet on which the individual steps on.

Abstract: Device for controllably walking two (2) or more pets simultaneously. According to a preferred embodiment, the device comprises an elongate shaft portion having proximal and distal ends with a cross bar or portion formed at the distal end thereof to define a generally T-shape. The proximal end of the shaft member is provided with a grip and the opposed ends of the cross-bar member have leashes attachable thereto, the latter being attachable to the collars of the respective pets held thereby. The devices may be formed to assume alternative configurations, namely generally Y or U-shapes.