How do they work? Looks like a belt. How is the urine caught. Have a male pug that loves to use the drapes to potty
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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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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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they work just like a human diaper. However, I have found that since using them every night my dog has chosen not to potty with it on. I guess just like a child he doesn't like the feeling
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They go around the back end of his body and wrap around his "peeper". They wrap around like a wide belt. I don't have to order any more because my Kobe had to go to doggy heaven last Friday.
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They are just like disposible baby diapers, they have an edge that keeps fluid in:) to make them last longer I buy walmart pads, cut in half and put them in the middle. Be sure to keep privates clean or it creates an oder. I ordered a xsmall for my 4 lb yorkie, fit great. Measure around his area to make sure of size. Hope this helpsBeth W.
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I don't know about this brand, because it is more expensive then the ones I buy, HOWEVER, MOST male 'diapers' are wraps, not diapers. They are just a (usually) flannel piece with an extra absorbent inside layer, with a Velcro close. It wraps around the male dog, just before his hind legs. As long as it is snug, it works quite well. Hope this helps. Males COULD use this as well, I don't see why they couldn't, but the wrap is a much more simple design. Just Amazon search, Male Dog Wrap.
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Measure his top line, neck to tail and use safety pins as needed around his middle if the velcro spots are to big. Make sure he doesn't have a UTI or bladder cancer as both are painful conditions. Youl'll need to get a urine sample to your vet. Finally, if you have trouble getting the pads to go in the diaper you can use fem. hygiene pads cut in half.
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They work well for pee, some for poop. it tends to squish out the tail hole on my dog (Min Pin bobbed tail). If I catch it quickly not so bad.
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The urine is absorbed by the pad. We just use feminine napkins because they are cheaper. You just change them immediately and it never really touches them. It almost always gets the diaper wet also so you pretty much need two. They wear one while you wash the other.
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Depends on how often your dog pee's and poop's. I would think a dog who is wearing them 24/7--they would have to be changed a minimum of 3 times. Experiment with different makes. These are not my favorites! Sizes are crazy. I had to buy large according to the chart for a 25 lb Bischon and they swim on her.
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This is pretty good about preventing stains. It worked for me for dog urine. It protects the carpet from staining, but the urine still goes down to pad like normal if you let it sit. Make sure stain is.gone before putting it on, though, or it will seal the stain in permanently.
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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 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... » Read More 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 « Show Less
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No waterproof layer. Product is double thickness but does get wet. I end up washing them all the time but I prefer the belt capture the urine and not our carpet. I asked our vet who said is ok to use and should not increase chance for urinary infection. Just keep belly clean and watch for any sign of skin irritation, which I have not seen with my dog.
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My pug is a male and he's about 16 or 17 lbs. He's had surgery and pees through an opening behind his penis (and dribbles now) and so we don't have to worry about it fitting over the penis - so it works for him. A small won't cover up the penis tho.
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No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have permanently in the liner. hope I'm explaining myself clearly for you. No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have... » Read More No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have permanently in the liner. hope I'm explaining myself clearly for you. « Show Less
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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.
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There is a tray under the seat to direct urine into a round catch bucket. I used a larger bucket with some water in under the tray. It was much better that the small round seat. Well worth the extra cost.We used It only free standing not over the toilet.'
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It's similar to the top, but cut out so the dog can urinate and defecate without soiling the material. Believe me, it works. I had tried other harnesses but this is clearly the best because it gives so much more support. I feel I've gained months of better quality life for my dog by using this product. He is able to walk longer distances...when he tires, I support his weight a bit more until we get back home. He is a 65 lb collie and this harness distributes the support evenly so he is able to walk almost naturally.
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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
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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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We bought these for our female when she is in season but they would work for catching the fecal matter. However, you will find that you will be having to wash them all the time if you are using them for that purpose. Deter the elimination?? If your dog is older and having issues, then you might want to consult with a veterinarian about some medications that may help. But if your dog is younger, then it's a psychological pattern that needs to be broken. (Other issues that can cause this may include spinal cord injury, change in diet, anxiety etc. so if it's something like this, it may require direct medical attention.) We bought these for our female when she is in season but they would work for catching the fecal matter. However, you will find that you will be having to wash them all the time if you are using them for that purpose. Deter the elimination?? If your dog is older and having issues, then you might want to consult with a veterinarian about some medications that may help. But if your dog is younger, then it's a psychological pattern that needs to be broken. (Other issues that can cause this may include spinal cord injury, change in diet, anxiety etc. so if it's something like this, it may... » Read More We bought these for our female when she is in season but they would work for catching the fecal matter. However, you will find that you will be having to wash them all the time if you are using them for that purpose. Deter the elimination?? If your dog is older and having issues, then you might want to consult with a veterinarian about some medications that may help. But if your dog is younger, then it's a psychological pattern that needs to be broken. (Other issues that can cause this may include spinal cord injury, change in diet, anxiety etc. so if it's something like this, it may require direct medical attention.) « Show Less