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Country	kind	publication No.	Filing Date	Type	Sub-Type
US	A1	US20250194564	Mar 04, 2025	Patent	Application
Type : Patent Sub-Type : Application
FIRST PUBLISHED PATENT APPLICATION		PET GROOMING DEVICE WITH SCISSORING ACTION BETWEEN A LINKAGE ARM AND TINES		Jun 19, 2025

• 15 United States
• 10 France
• 8 Japan
• 7 China
• 5 Korea
• 2 Other

Patent Owner(s)

Patent Owner	Address
SCHULTZ BRIAN	OCEANSIDE CA

International Classification(s)

• A01K:ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; CARE OF BIRDS, FISHES, INSECTS; ....

• 2022 Application Filing Year
• A01K Class
• 1525 Applications Filed
• 503 Patents Issued To-Date
• 32.99 % Issued To-Date

Inventor(s)

Inventor Name	Address	# of filed Patents	Total Citations
Schultz, Brian	Oceanside, US	18	298
# of filed Patents : 18 Total Citations : 298

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• 1 Citation Count
• A01K Class

• 83.05 % this patent is cited more than
• 2 Age

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3.5 Year Payment	$1600.00	$800.00	$400.00	Aug 16, 2026
7.5 Year Payment	$3600.00	$1800.00	$900.00	Aug 16, 2030
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Full Text

US Patent Application No: 2023/0051,785

PET GROOMING DEVICE

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The present invention may comprise a grooming and dematting tool with a housing, a plurality of tines extending outward from the housing, each tine linked with a linkage arm, each linkage arm independently activated by a crankshaft to urge the distal ends of each tine back and forth, up, and down, or in other translational or extending movement pattern. The tines urge hair or fur of a pet to untangle or remove knots, snags, matting, and imperfections in the coat, while optionally cooperating with scissoring cutting blades to cut hair from the coat of the pet.

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