I am looking for a good diaper for my dog who poops in the house. He is 16 and needs these at night. Are these good ?
1450803
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.
1450804
This product won't be helpful for your situation, it is merely a belly wrap. There is a disposable doggie diaper that has a hole to thread their tail, that may work. Good Luck.
1450805
We are using the wrap for male dogs and not the complete diaper which also covers the back end,but what we are using works very well.
1450806
These just strap around his stomach area where his penis is doesn't encompass his bottom. You could try a infant diaper with a hole cut out to fit his tail. Would probably be cheer in the long run. My parents dog just pees. But we put him in a onesy and put an incontinence pad on the inside. Put him in it essentially backwards and use the snap part to go around the tail. Some variation of this might work for you.
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These worked pretty well on my little maltese before she passed away. They are better for urine. I did have one accident where the poop kind of squeezed out and I had to clean her little butt up. The problem with the poop is it can cause a bit of a mess on their hair as it is confined in the diaper. But all in all the diapers helped with much less accidents on the floor or carpet that had to be clean up. Hope that helps. Claudia
1038927
Never used adult diapers. Have used large incontinenence pads they work,sometimes two to a bag. Probably depends on the size of diapers.
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.
1892101
I'm sorry, Judy. I bought them so long ago and our dog moved out with our daughter 8 mos ago. I would say there's better stuff out there, but this wasn't bad.
1615460
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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I have to agree with the other ladies. They are thicker than disposable diapers, and can make some clothes a little snug. I however don't think that it is a problem. The fact that they are really good diapers more than makes up for that.
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If your dog has not tail, don't use a diaper with a tail hole. You're better off with a regular diaper. Use a normal Pampers or Huggies or whatever brand you want. Try some different sizes until you find a good fit. Also, attach the velcro tabs on the BACK of your dog, not on his tummy like you would a human. As for advice, that's all I can give. I don't have a dog. I tried this diaper on a cat. The hole was WAY too big.
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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
641342
I use these for my dog and they work great. No leaks. Recommend. I rinse them in the washer on rinse cycle first, then wash. Works great for me. Getting more to keep on hand so I don't have to wash as often. Wish they were a bit bigger. Even though he is a Shih Tzu, sometimes he doesn't get fully on the pad and then have a little mess right next to it. Good alternative to disposable and really work better for adult dogs.
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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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It catches the poop, but it is pretty messy. Also, you should wash the diapers by hand and definitely air dry them. So, you will want more than one. It is a well made diaper, but our doggy is a genius in knowing how to get them off. So, I have added a few attachments to his diapers that hook onto his collar to keep them on him. I hope that this answer helps you.
1438528
I bought these when my Husky was a puppy but I still use them today and he is 55 pounds. I bought the bath wipes for puppies with the assumption that the ingredients used were better for his delicate skin. I haven't tried the wipes for dogs because I still haven't run out of my puppy wipes. I use them for small jobs like cleaning off his paws when he comes in all muddy. Hope this helps!
1804986
I use the blue pack of pads and they work very well. I am a frequent visitor to the potty and I have used these for about 3 years.
569595
There are complaints about every type of diaper out there, disposables included. Most of it is a matter of personal preference. They are more bulky than some disposables but they are way more absorbent and much better for sensitive tushies. The bumGenius freetimes are especially great at containing messes. They are by far my favorite diaper I've tried (and I've tried a LOT). About half of my stash is freetimes.
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I use two soakers under the material that is in the diaper. My son is now 18months and we use these for bed time, they make it most nights with out leaking! Would buy again in a heart beat! Only down fall is that they do tend to hold the urine smell and need to have an extra rinse or a vinegar boost every 3-4 washes.
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I use these on my 17lb American Cocker Spaniel. They run a little long on her, but I just fold the waist a bit and they work ok. I do also use cover-ups over the diaper as well, regardless of the brand, the coverups help keep everything on.