Are dog diaper liners really necessary, or can women's liners purchased from the store work just as well?
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we purchase moderate incontinence pads (usually the store brand is a lot cheaper) and two works well for our dog. Has had varied incontinence since being spayed.
932151
We use Walmart's own brand wingless women's liners; they fit perfectly and work very well.
932152
I used women's liner. If male dog I recommend the long or extended kind. Also be careful washing this. Mine shrunk. Too small to use now.
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i use regular women's maxi pads from the drugstore and they work great. i bought the doggy liners once, but they are smaller and less absorbent, and of course cost 10 times more...
932154
I didn't use a liner at all. I got two and would wash them. I suppose a women's liner would do the job if you want to cut out washing as often.
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Had to change my answer! Sorry! Thought it was the doggie pads.yes they will fit. I recommend that you also get feminine overnite maxi pads to put in them works a lot better than doggie pads which are the same thing women use but are a cheap version & they leak even being doubled up.
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No these are only meant for the center and work well. If there is a diaper leak it happens to go on this changing pad liner and not the changing pad cover. We love them. You still need a changing pad cover. However these will help to make sure you wash the liners more and the cover less
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You have to use the liners or plastic bags (the ones from the grocery store, for instance). But I advice to buy the liners since they come with absorbent pads. I am very happy with this portable potty. .it is practical and convenient. My daughter feels very confortable using it.
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You can use regular store pads but they are smaller - I use the cheaper regular store pads under these pads---it's a little more absorbent. I have two Maltese that use this system every week day. I've also found the pads that for this kit at Target. But you have to order them online.
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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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I think these were designed for dogs in heat and the belly bands for markers. All 4 of my boys wear belly bands and 1 of my girls wear diapers because she marks as well. There is a hole for the butt so it wont hold the poo plus that would be a very messy clean up. Get a belly band for the marking and continue to work on housetraining hopefully he'll learn both are a no no and you wont need it.
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I'm not 100% sure... but I really believe they are the same thing. I have used the washable diaper cover-ups with a liner for my female (in heat) and they are awesome. If you are looking for incontinence protection you may need an actual diaper, and then if you want it to look good you could purchase the cover-ups to go over it. Here's a link to the ones I purchased: Simple Solution Washable Diaper Cover-Ups, Large, "Colors May Vary", Pink/Purple or Blue/Black, 2 Pack I hope this helps.
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I've heard it works extremely well with cloth diapers. A friend used liners just the same. I can't speak of it myself.
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Do you mean liners (placed inside the diaper to catch bowel movements and prevent excessive staining and mess in the diaper) or inserts (to absorb urine)? In either case, the answer is yes. These are fairly universal in design. Most inserts and liners designed for a pocket diaper will fit these.
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Unfortunately, I do not know which liners you would use. I will refer you to the manufacturer for this information. United pet Group: 513 337 0600
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You have to use liners because there is no bottom, they are literally peeing/pooping into the plastic liner. We just use plastic shopping bags. Potette sells a reusable liner separately that allows you to be able to just dump and clean it. It is available on amazon. I was unsure about the liners before purchasing but despite having to use the liners, we love this potty. It makes being on the go while potty training so much easier.
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I use the waterproof changing pad liners in mine. They fit perfectly and I can take them out easily to was when needed. I use the Boppy brand because the Graco ones aren't waterproof.
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Don't use to contain diapers. Just bathroom tissue and q-tips, works very well for what we use them for, keep german shepherd out of the trash!
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There's not a sizing guide as far as I know. Pantyliners are small, and might be good for the very beginning or very end of a cycle. Or if you have very light flow, they'd probably be fine. The standard pads should be adequate for regular to slightly heavy flow. The overnights are great for heavy flow or nighttime. The way you control how absorbent the pads are is with the inserts. I use no inserts if I'm waiting to start, or if I'm at the tail end of my cycle. I use one insert for the beginning and when I start to slow down. During my heaviest times, I use two inserts, and a nighttime pad at night. If you need something extra long, you can go for the postpartum pads, which are ridiculously long, but extremely useful if you toss around in your sleep.
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I use these with the Thirsties covers and nothing else. No snappies or liners are necessary unless you want to use them. There are lots of YouTube videos with some great info and tips for explaining all the different types of cloth diapers. These diapers, along with the Thirsties covers (which last for years!) are by far the cheapest option for cloth diapering, and the least complicated in my opinion.
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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.