Secured grip pet grooming device
A secured grip pet grooming device for use in aiding the de-shedding process while bathing a dog and decreasing stress on the animal. The secured grip pet grooming device includes a brush structure having a top surface, bottom surface, and plurality of sidewalls defining an internal reservoir therein. An adapter is configured to removably secure a water connection line to the brush structure in fluid communication, such as a hose. A plurality of bristles is disposed on the bottom surface of the brush structure, along with at least one vent in the surface having a channel extending into the internal reservoir and allowing liquid to pass therethrough. A handle is affixed to the top surface of the brush structure and includes at least one aperture adapted to receive the fingers of a user therethrough.
1. A secured grip pet grooming device, comprising:
a brush structure having a rounded top surface, a bottom surface, and a plurality of sidewalls defining an interior reservoir within the brush structure;
a T-shaped handle having a stem with a lower portion affixed to the rounded top surface of the brush structure and an arcuate upper cross-piece positioned on an upper portion of the stem;
the arcuate upper cross-piece having a plurality of apertures disposed therethrough, the plurality of apertures configured to receive at least one finger of a user therethrough;
a plurality of bristles disposed along the bottom surface of the brush structure and protruding outward therefrom;
an adapter disposed in a sidewall and extending laterally from the brush structure which is configured to receive, and removably secure, a water source thereon in fluid communication;
at least one vent within the bottom surface of the brush structure having a channel into the interior reservoir within the brush structure;
a flowrate valve disposed within the adapter, whereby the flowrate valve is adapted to be sandwiched between a water source line and the interior reservoir; and
a valve switch disposed on the adapter, whereby the valve switch is operably connected to the flowrate valve.
2. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of bristles is comprised of rigid protrusions extending outwardly from the bottom surface of the brush structure.
3. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of bristles is comprised of semi-flexible protrusions extending outwardly from the bottom surface of the brush structure.
4. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein a rounded tip is included on the distal end of each of the plurality of bristles.
5. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the bottom surface of the brush structure allows the plurality of bristles disposed thereon to conform to the shape and contours of the pet's body.
6. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the adapter is a male adapter having a threaded exterior configured to removably couple with a female adapter disposed on the end of a water source.
7. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the adapter is a female adapter having a threaded interior configured to removably couple with a male adapter disposed on the end of a water source.
8. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the flowrate valve is comprised of a ball valve operated via the valve switch disposed on the adapter.
9. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 1 , wherein the at least one vent within the bottom surface of the brush structure are adapted to receive fluid from the interior reservoir therethrough.
10. The secured grip pet grooming device of claim 9 , wherein the at least one vent within the bottom surface of the brush structure are comprised of slits which spray fluid expelled therethrough in a fan-like configuration.