Wow, just found these and my dog needs them. She is aging and can't hold her pee. I want to buy this but am curious about when she goes #2. Is there a hole for that or does that stay in the diaper too? Sorry for the gross question, but trying to figure...
1246800
when she goes outside you take the diaper off. theres only a hole for the tail. i use sanitary pads inside and change them out.
974828
I'm not sure what you are asking. But the wee wee pads are made for a puppy to pee on on the floor or on a wee wee pad holder. If you are looking for diapers to put onto a dog, these are not what you are looking for.
164330
Yes absolutely. They are very absorbent so if my dog has a minor accident with the diaper on, I still keep it on her. My dog wears them about 22 hours a day because she is 14 and can't hold it sometimes.
104695
I would go to a Pet Store and get extra large wee wee pads for the floor. Put it in your bathroom and she will go in it. When she does, praise her with a treat. You can retrain her in that way. This product does not work as it is advertised.
1462162
I honestly don't know as my puppy usually doesn't go to the bathroom when I am gone. She did use the puppy pad in there once and there was no mess. She also did spill her water and it didn't go through, however it was close to a puppy pad and most of it seemed to soak up with that, so I haven't had that happen I can't honestly answer 100%, hope this was of some help.
1415367
Hello. No, they can pee and it wont get onto the harness. I have a German Shepherd and she wears it all day long. She can not walk by herself but when I help her with the harness she can still move her legs. We take her out to do her stuff and we hold her with the harness while she pees.
822715
We use these exclusively for urination problems. The small diaper fit our poodle/lhasa mix (15lbs) pretty tightly and the tail hole is pretty high on the diaper, so the dog can easily poop without messing the diaper. Our experience with other (cloth) diapers that had a smaller tail hole was that it was better to clean up a little poop on the floor than try and clean it off their fur from having it in the diaper
1511187
Our dog is 35# and no problem. You need to pick up the #2s every day or two... Otherwise when its too full the dog will do it outside of the porch potty.
1478174
My pug is a male and he's about 16 or 17 lbs. He's had surgery and pees through an opening behind his penis (and dribbles now) and so we don't have to worry about it fitting over the penis - so it works for him. A small won't cover up the penis tho.
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I have the same issue with one of my furr-babies!!! This has definitely cut back on the amount of pee on my floors and walls but I still think the walls could be about 1-2 inches taller b/c I'm still having occasional instances. IF only they'd make that extra initiative and SQUATT?!!
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I have a 23lb miniature poodle who was having urinary incontinence while on medication. I tried using the disposable doggie diapers, but she did not like them. The medium SnuggEase fit her perfectly, and she did not seem to mind wearing them. They stayed in place all night, and seemed like they would stay put even with daytime activity. During her illness she experienced a couple of episodes of diarrhea, which were also contained without leaking.
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I have a male Chihuahua that lifts his leg. This is still open on one side but I have had no issues with pee getting everywhere like it used to. The only issue I have now is that when he squats for number 2,he sometimes misses. His whole body is on the pad except for his butt which is hanging out in the open. :-)
457284
By the time I received them from online order, my dog was over her cycle. However, I do know that the small size baby diapers I purchased at store did not work at all and kept falling off. Probably the Simple Solution diapers would be worth trying since they are made for that purpose. To me they would be worth trying.
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I don't think so, will be too big & this also slid off my dog easily. If you have a boy dog and urine is your main concern then I recommend a belly band. If u have a little girl and need a full diaper you will need something with a chest strap or the ability to sew one onto a diaper like this. I can say that I tried many options before diapering my elderly dog, in the end I wished I had done so much sooner. Would have saved a ton of money on dog walkers that didn't work anyway.
822716
They're not good for poop only urine. These have a hole for the tail that's large enough for therm to poop. I haven't seen any doggie diapers for poop.
1334175
I bought liners for my dog's urinary incontinence, but the liquid is never contained to the liner because of her movement, etc., so I'm not sure the investment was worthwhile. As soon as I run out of liners I'll know for certain - but it seems that the absorption layer will be sufficient.
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I think they are. My dog wears her diapers for about 8 to 9 hours through the night and they are pretty saturated by morning. Have never experienced leakage. Make sure the tape strips are pretty snug but not enought to cause discomfort for your pet. Hope this info helps