Disposable combination pad and bag device for pets excrements

A disposable combination pad and bag device for pet excrements, comprising

• a pad of a symmetrical generally square shape having four spaced corners and connecting peripherial edges, defining a broad interior area suited to be laid out flat on the ground with the peripherial pad edges outermost;
• four narrow elongated separate generally stiff reinforcing strips secured along their lengths to the pad and respectively extended generally inboardly from the pad corners toward the pad interior region to provide the opposite respective strips aligned and spaced apart only slightly at their inboard ends, thereby defining a small nonreinforced interior pad region that can be folded easily over and around any pet excrements on the pad when forming the carrying bag;
• a plurality of flexible handles connected at their inboard ends to the outboard ends of the reinforcing strips and extended outboardly beyond the peripherial pad edges at the corners thereof, and each handle having outboardly beyond the peripherial pad edges an inside opening sized for finger hooking by the person walking the pet, for easily handling the pad when formed to the carrying bag;
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• said pad being formed of generally durable, flexible and moisture resistant sheet material sufficient to physically support and hold any pet excrements on the pad as it is folded up and around the same and is suspended from the handles as a bag, for disposal elsewhere.