Comb for the removal and capture of fleas and other pests
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Mar 28, 1989
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Jun 8, 1988
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Aug 24, 1987
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The invention provides a device to capture living insects and other debris when combing an animal's coat. It consists of a comb with a sheath attached whereby the coat is combed between the sheath and the comb's teeth. On the inside of the sheath is a dimpled structure containing an adhesive within each dimple. As the animal's coat is combed living insects tend to escape the coat and get caught on the adhesive inside one of the dimples. The dimpled structure may be easily removed when filled with insects and replaced with a fresh one.
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