This may be a stupid question, but if you put the tail through the hole - are they still able to poop?
1098875
Yes and I only know because I've forgot to take it off when I let my dog outside. Some poop gets on the diaper and some was inside it. Not fun. FYI--These diapers must be used with a pad of some kind inside as they are not waterproof.
1098876
I'm sure they could but it wouldn't be pretty. I bought two different sizes and the bigger one would be easier for going poo but I would not recommend it. Of course I have Pomeranians so the longer hair does not help. Good luck
1098877
No. It's really just for pee pee. You take it on and off to let them out to potty. I have used one on a small yorkie and she still can poop you get some of the poopoo on the diaper around the circle the tail goes through but it washes out. This is great for pee pee accidents with a pant liner in them otherwise it will drip through.
1098878
No stupid questions and I know from experience that this answer is definitely 'yes'. I have one little dog that some times will still poop in the house when Im away because she just cant hold it if I get held up at work and am gone longer than Id liked to have been. Most times when this happens it falls right out of the diaper but sometimes it will stay in there. I think depending on the consistency of the stool and size. Hope this helps. - Cyndi
1098879
I'm not sure since my dog was able to get out of the diaper in about 2 seconds flat. We didn't find the diaper useful. Her problem wasn't pooping in the house anyway, it was sneaking upstairs and peeing on the bathroom rug.
1724348
i would safely say yes. I would also recommend that ideally you place an appropriate sized plastic bag over the jaws (i.e. place the pooper in the plastic bag), slightly open the jaws and tuck about an inch of the bag inside. Then you open the jaws over the "load" and when you release, if properly placed, you can pick up the load cleanly and completely. And I do agree it's the best one I've had so far.
2024129
My 12 yo male had no problem with it. I was a bit skeptical of the idea, but decided we had to try something because our dog was just too clever about eating the cat's poop. ICK! I did follow the advice to put some feces and a bit of urine (we use clumping litter) from the old litter box. Worked like a charm. I also have a young female, about 1-1/2yo, who also had no problem adapting.
60185
Yes, if you put the roof on. Otherwise they would jump out. But it zips on so they wouldn't be able to get out. They might be able to figure out how to crawl through the bottom between the velcro fasteners though. I've never had a puppy escape that way though, and I would imagine they would be able to do that too.
310147
Not sure how that would happen if inserted properly. Mine had a rubber boot at the curve. You insert that all the way in the hole. The metal snake would only be coming out deep inside the toilet where not visable, so there shouldn't be any scratching possible. Make sure to retract it while still inserted all the way as well.
2243638
There is an opening right there around the tail and about 6 inches up around their belly is not covered either. Dont worry they wont pee on it, there is plenty of room. These PJs work well. Dont put in hot dryer. These are made very well, soft and heavy, I was surprised how well made...... hint..... buy a SIZE bigger.
1028162
No. If the dog is healthy, the feces will be firm enough to pick up with a tissue and discard in toilet. If loose, all you need do is wipe the top grate then lift the grate and wipe under.
64211
Yes. They shouldnt be able to get to it. However even if they eat it its not going to hurt them. IMO youre wasting your time and money using carbon for turtles. Ive had a few and they smell no matter what you have to do a weekly water change to keep the odor down. Id just run straight filter fluff. But if you must then yes its safe theyll be fine.
1367864
If the stool is solid and the pants fit properly, it should pass to the litter box. It's been a while, but I believe the opening stretches from the tail to leave space for defecation (it's hard to tell from that picture). That said, my cat had soft stools and diarrhea and I ended up with a horrid mess on both the cat and the pants.
1093751
I am not completely sure, since my dogs have tails and the hole does help keep the diaper in place. The hole is relatively high and if the diaper is fit snuggly it would appear to be Ok, but the only way to know for sure is to try it.
1740931
there really isn't any holes. Just if they are able to get lid up a little and slide in that way. Little boogers are good at finding any little spot aren't they.
1724636
My guess is that it would be quite difficult for them to get through as it is quite sturdy. I would imagine that it would take them a lot time to chew through if it was even possible. however the only way to guarantee that a squirrel won't get in is to have a metal container. It is air tight so they may not mess with it either way.
1415365
It shouldn't if your dog still squats to pee. It is in two sections that wrap around each hind leg. I had trouble figuring out how it goes on at first. It does not come with directions! Otherwise it's good.
1697151
Not at all. My hammy got out through the side hole though, so I just keep that taped.
1644038
I wouldn't think so. There is such a thing as an indoor pee spot for dogs, but it looks more like a patch of grass where the pee seeps through to a through and the poo stays on top. They are more expensive, but are more of a permanent structure.
2123530
I don't know how a rodent could get in it, unless it chewed a hole in it. I have not had a problem.
1410711
We just put it in his hutch and our bunny took to using the potty right away. Not sure how other animals may respond. Good luck.