We are looking for a wrap for our incontinent 17 lb male dachshund. Anyone know if these would work for him?
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I use them on my yorkie and i love them. But if hes a realky big pee'er im not sure as they are not really padded alot. I think the tinkel belt would work better, as you use a maxi pad in them and it is not disposable. You just wash it and reuse and can change the pad as often as you need. I have both, but to give him a break off the tinkle belt, as it can be alittle warmer, and i switch up.
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They barely fit around my 8 pound Havenese. They work great, but would need a larger size.
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Definitely! They are working great for our 19 year old Pomeranian/Chihuahua mix, who can no longer hold 'it'. They keep him dry too. I now sware by these miracle male dog diaper wraps!
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These wraps work great. We have a 14 year old that has bladder control problems and we bought the Wiki Wags and have been delighted with how well they work.
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I bought it for my 24 lbs dachshund but he keep on taking it off so it did not work for my dog
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I have a 13 lb male terrier/maltese mix and these work very well. I've used them for some time and they are the best I've found. Hope this helps!
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Hi, Yes, they fit like a belt. They wrap around the middle of male dogs to catch the urine. They work like a diaper. They have a leak proof outer cover and are absorbent on the inside - just like a diaper. There is even elastic like around the legs of diapers. Since they aren't as absorbent as I would like, I put a Poise or Tena pad inside too. Incontinence pads are designed to absorb a lot of urine quickly and they work well. Wiki Wags and the incontinence pads have been the perfect combo for my little guy. Even when he urinates, his skin stays dry. For my situation, the Wiki Wags serve as a perfect wrap/pad holder and back up should the pad leak. I'm able to use the same Wiki Wag several times because the pads rarely leak. They have really helped make things easier for me. Good luck with your pug.
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OMG make sure you buy them big.. Our skinny boxer ( his body type was athletic) had incontinent issues towards the end of his life. He passed away .. But these diapers did not fit his waist even in the largest size.. I can't attest for the holding the poop. The quality was good otherwise .. Good luck ;)
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It is long enough to fold in half, and then wrap around the middle of a male incontinent dog (and tie on top) to hold a male incontinence pad in place. I wrote a short e-book *Natural Alternative Solutions for Incontinent Male Dogs* to describe this WRAP. It keep our dog with us for another 6 months. He lived a normal healthy life up until the end.
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As a matter if fact they do. I used it for diapers for my 10 mo old and our bichon. If you have large dogs you might experience more "squish" factor as you would with really full diapers.
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Yes, they should fit. They are adjustable. I got it for a Chihuahua that did the same thing. These did tend to twist on his body and I don't believe they twist because they are to big. We need to find one that's wide all the way around. I would give these a try. Nothing worse than dog marking continuously. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about a diaper -- I bought them for my dog who is not house-trained & we bought very very large ones, which he uses consistently while we try to train him.
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Yes. We use them for our lab/german shepherd mix who is also dragging his hind legs due to spinal disease. He weights 76lbs and his paws are a little under 3" wide. There's room to spare, so I imagine they'd work for a dog with paws up to 3.5".
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I bought large ones for my 105 lb dog, and they fit, but there is some problem with them rotating so that the fabric actually on the bottom. I'd be inclined to go a bit smaller than you'd think.
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They have a foam cushion length of just over 8" and the Velcro closure will allow a wrap length of about 11.5" maximum with only 1" Velcro closure overlap. Ideally, I think you would want a bit more Velcro contact, so that would be top end circumference. Hope that helps!
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It helps to keep the pee on the pad and off the floor around it. You might have to put one side on at a time untill he gets use to using it with the sides on. How ever if your dog is marking you might want to try a male wrap VETS BEST I found works the best and is most comfortable for the dog. Also notice when he is going it sometimes it is seperation anxiety I have to put one on my dog if I leave for a short time he even seems to have anxiety when I go downstairs to do laundry other then that he could be marking if you have other pets or females he may be marking his territory if needed you can also use feminine panty shields inside the wrap in case of accident.--------Good Luck hope this helps
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MM, It would depend on your dogs waist size. I used the medium size on my Schnauzer mix who weighed 28-30 pds, and she had lumps I had to take in to consideration when deciding on the size. These diapers were the perfect answer for my dog and I had tried two other brands before deciding on these.Every situation is different and you may have to try different sizes to find the right fit for your dog. But I would go by waist size first.
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Sounds like my 8 year old female Cocker Spaniel. She didn't seem to respond any differently than usual during a car ride while wearing the wrap. I asked her veterinarian to make sure I had it on her properly. It was on just right and looked like a cute doggie girdle. Just didn't help my dog. Works for some,but not all.
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Certainly... my 100lb dog was incontinent for several weeks and this is how we controlled her accidents. They hold up to approximately 300 washings.
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A pad does not have an exact place to fit, but what I use is an incontinence pad (it's sticky on the back and maximum protection. I just stick it in the wrap, it stays in place and is thick enough my dog can pee all night. I think he sometimes does. I might try a moderate protection pad since it's thinner. I really like this diaper wrap. I've tried others, but my dog scratches because it pinches, this is very smooth and I don't think the dog really knows it's on. I also tried a panties liner but they were too thin and wouldn't hold enough moisture. So, the incontinence pads work best and stick in place. This is a good product!! I used to cut up baby diapers for the pad, so this is certainly better.
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They're made for both. They sort fit my female Great Dane, but they fall off within minutes. They are the worst! I contacted the company to ask them what the deal was. They made a mess for my incontinent pup!
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Nope. These don't cover that end, they just wrap around the lower belly. They are great for males that mark. You might look at diapers for females. Those usually cover the backend more like human diapers.