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An applicator comb is provided for applying medicated liquid solution to and/or near the skin of a pet. The applicator comb includes a reservoir handle molded from a resiliently deformable plastic material. An applicator head is attached to the reservoir handle and includes a hollow body and a plura

An applicator comb is provided for applying medicated liquid solution to and/or near the skin of a pet. The applicator comb includes a reservoir handle molded from a resiliently deformable plastic material. An applicator head is attached to the reservoir handle and includes a hollow body and a plurality of tines projecting from the hollow body. Each tine includes a passage extending axially therethrough for delivering the medicated liquid from the reservoir handle, through the hollow body and out of the tines.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] An applicator comb for applying liquid solutions to hair and adjacent areas of skin, comprising a reservoir handle for containing the liquid solution to be applied, said reservoir handle being formed from a resiliently deformable material such that inward deformation of s

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] An applicator comb for applying liquid solutions to hair and adjacent areas of skin, comprising a reservoir handle for containing the liquid solution to be applied, said reservoir handle being formed from a resiliently deformable material such that inward deformation of said reservoir handle urges fluid from said handle, and an applicator head attached to said reservoir handle, said applicator head including a substantially rigid hollow body defining a manifold therein, said manifold being in fluid communication with said reservoir handle, a plurality of elongate rigid parallel tines extending from said body, said tines being disposed to be bisected longitudinally by a plane of symmetry, each said tine having a proximal end integral with said body and a distal end remote from said body, each said tine having a planar chamfer adjacent said distal end, said chamfers of said tines being substantially parallel to one another and being orthogonal to said plane of symmetry, each said tine being formed with a substantially linearly aligned passage extending centrally therethrough and extending from said manifold to an egress opening substantially centrally disposed on the planar chamfer of the respective tine, said rigid tines enabling said egress openings to be in always-opened conditions for dispensing fluid in response to inward deformation of said reservoir handle independent of any direction of movement of said tines.