🐶 Ultimate Solution: PETTING IS CARING Washable & Reusable Dog Diapers - Incontinence & Long Travel Set Review

my lab is only 7 months old and the large size is just right. You will be small when she is big. I ordered medium and they were too small. I kept them because they are excellent quality and gave them to a friend. I ordered early and was ready for their first heat. Works great and washes great. I add dishwashing liquid as a stain remover. Come out of the washing machine clean!

This is good quality. They have good padding, but I also add a small feminine pad - the smallest - for extra absorbency, just in case. My little Yorkie was raised and raised in a puppy mill so she has a lot of housekeeping issues and I think she may have bladder issues. It helped a lot. I have already ordered 6 and think I will order another pack or two.

We have a 75 lb pit mix who has an anal gland leak and some urine due to medication. I was so excited to receive them. They're cute but not efficient. His expectation was 27 so we got XL. It hugs his waist perfectly, but everything else is very baggy. If your dog has fecal incontinence, I DO NOT RECOMMEND. It's enough for a simple leak, but if he actually pooped all the way through, it would honestly be worse than if he just pooped on the floor. Another problem is that most of the time it…

Unfortunately, my rating is not very good for you. I had a competing product that I ordered 2 times about a month ago. They were great, very soft and thick, very well made, not flimsy like yours. When I tried to reorder from them it came up that they were no longer for sale. I bought yours! I was disappointed. I went back to their previous order and found that someone else had sold the same item as me. I have reordered from another seller. It's not fair to you to mention another brand. Your…

Our little rescue dog has some health issues and the occasional bladder problem. I bought these washable diapers and they work great. Don't bother buying sticky "little pads" to wear. They are a lump of stuffing wrapped in paper towel with an adhesive layer on the back. There is no protective plastic or special absorbent padding. As a result, she was soaked and the washable diaper was leaking. I ended up going to the store and bought a box of women's bladder control pads to use with diapers and

We recently adopted an 11 month old Rough Collie. Unfortunately, she came into heat just before her planned planting date. So we'll have to wait out the heat cycle - and deal with blood drips/secretion - until she can be spayed. We needed something right away, so I bought disposable dog diapers at a local pet store. Based on our dog's expectational measurement (23 inches) they should have fitted, but they didn't. Luckily the store allowed us to return the unused diapers when I showed them a…