Are they good for poop? My 15 yrs old Yorkie uses normal baby diapers just fine for marking pee but my issue is with pooping since we get home late.
822711
They don't work with dog poop.. There is a hole for the tale so therefore it won't trap the fecies. I understand why they don' t make them that way because u would have a mess with it all stuck to her butt!
822712
No. It has a hole for the tail and will not catch poop. But I know a woman who can make you cloth diapers with Velcro. You just put a maxi pad in it and then dispose of them and the diaper would be washable. All she needs is the measurements of your dog and cost of materials. Those work very well. I have a few.
822713
No, it doesn't work for the poop. It's not a perfect solution, but it's better than cleaning up poop and pee. How do you use regular diapers, do you just cut a hole for the tail?
822714
Hi Karina, I was looking for a diaper that will hold poop also and settled on the Snuggease http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001VJ33C6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 They work pretty well. My Bichon has lost a lot of weight and is down to 12.6 pounds now and the small size fits him (with a peekeeper underneath loaded with an xlarge Poise pad). Point being that I *think* maybe the small size would work for your Yorkie...oh I see he is 15 years nto 15 lbs, so so for the superfluous information.
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
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.
1615462
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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I have a 4 lb petite yorkie....girls are different...they squat...how big is your dog...maybe u need to just get the bigger pads and lay 2 out on floor without the holder or do they sell bigger holders for male dogs for the spray factor sorry I can't help...good luck
923483
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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I followed my friend's advice. She had twins and used these. start with 6, you will have more than enough. You don't always need to put them to wash every day, if the poop has not touched the wrap, you can reuse it. However, we did not use it for our newborn, she was too small, 6.3lbs. We started with 6, we are still using them and our daughter is now 6 moths old. They are great.
498016
They have padding on the part that goes under the belly (right over the penis), and tapes on the ends, just like a disposable diaper. And, like a disposable diaper, the tapes can re-attach once or twice if the band is dry when you take it off to take him to the place where he's supposed to pee. I have a 7 year-old toy poodle who suddenly decided he wanted to mark on the furniture -- these have been the perfect answer! They soak up all the urine he puts out, and have never leaked. Also, he doesn't even try to take them off.
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I would not recommend allowing your dog to go #2 in a diaper. It's just like any other diaper and if you've changed a poopy diaper you can imagine what it would be like with fur involved. The pad is absorbing of liquids not solids. I'd remove and allow to go outside. We diaper our dog at night.
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Yes! Our Louie started to do that and I got these pads and they are great! I now have 5 of the larger ones and that way I can put a new one down each time I wash one. Get the larger ones, they can miss on the smaller ones...Louie is a Yorkie. �
1038927
Never used adult diapers. Have used large incontinenence pads they work,sometimes two to a bag. Probably depends on the size of diapers.
428751
The diaper is not really intended to have enough room for the dog to defecate. I use these for the sole purpose of my dog's cycle as well (over a disposable diaper) and I remove both the diaper and cover when I take her out to go potty.
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These would be ok if you cut them in half as this is a lot for a Yorkie. You might consider rhr petite size which are strips and just rt for small dogs. These: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001P3PR54/ref=pd_aw_fbt__petsupplies_img_2?refRID=1HQ7H3RZNP8VH6XQC22S#
1593165
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 ;)
2221812
I don't know if in my review I typed the word "used". Of course they aren't used. As a "dog mom" of 5 dogs in various sizes I have tried all sorts of puppy pads. There are alot of them to choose from in all sizes and price points. I just started to use these pads about two months ago and really like them. They are a good size very absorbent and very reasonable in price. I hope you give them a try.
1294393
we have about 20 diapers that we have been using for 2 years. we plan on using them for baby #2. will last you through potty training if you take care of them.
1961326
Probably not, I think they might be too small. I don't use them for diapers though. I use them for a burp cloth. <3
199839
I have three small girls that use them. A malt, chi & yorkie all under 9 lbs, so they are never dry and go in washer everyday. I put down multiple pads at a time. They are better than paper pads and my my yorkie can't chew them up like the paper ones! I also have hardwood and tile no carpet!!!
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My 10 year old Yorkie loves the standard pill and we use them as treats. I break them in half and we have not had a problem with him taking them. He was a little hesitant the first couple of times but would eat the whole bottle if he could now.