WICKEDPUP Dog Diaper Liners Booster Pads for Male and Female Dogs, 100ct | Disposable Doggie Diaper Inserts fit Most Reusable Pet Belly Bands, Cover Wraps, and Washable Period Panties

I initially purchased medium size cloth diapers in order to fix this problem. However, cloth diapers do not offer adequate protection against leaks. Thus, I just found this solution while searching for another way to resolve the issue. I have never seen my dog so happy. Besides, even if washable diapers worked and did not slide off my daughter's rear, I would still recommend insert pads for the diaper (or even a diaper cover for the bottom). Because cloth diapers don't have enough absorbency, it would be better to use disposable diapers. Rather than putting them in a dog's diaper, one should use booster pads if his or her waist has a circumference. Keeping my little girl dry and happy has made a huge difference in our daily lives! This is a great product! I highly recommend it!.

Ishaan Mathews

| Nov 28, 2020

There is nothing to match my 10 lb poodle's diaper on this pad. By cutting it in half, I was able to fit it. When you cut it in half, you have only a small amount of adhesive left to hold it to a diaper on one side, so the problem is that there are only two thin adhesive strips in the center. A second advantage of cutting in half is that urine is free to escape. Medium sized dogs would have a better chance with this, but small or toy dogs would not be good candidates.

Chandler Goodman

| Jun 18, 2021

The incontinence pads I used to cut in half used to be for humans. It is messy since absorbent material falls out, which is even worse when the container is full of urine. I hate it! Doggie diapers are the perfect size for my pet's belly bands, which he has to wear 24/7 since he is an older rescue who was never housetrained. I like the fact that these pads are soft, flexible, and absorbent. They haven't caused me any diaper rash. Despite my active puppy's high energy level, the adhesive strip is usually enough to keep the pads in place in my belly band Even when the band is not snug enough to keep the pad in place, the pad has never come loose. There is a possibility, however, that some people are more comfortable with an adhesive strip that is wider and longer than 2 inches. Additionally, there are longer pads out there that might be better for larger dogs/stronger urine output, but these work well for my Yorkie who weighs 7 1/2 pounds. In my experience, the only thing negative about these pads is that they are a bit pricey to replace four to six I still believe these pads are the best for size, shape, and absorbency for my needs. They're a little hard to recommend only because I'm afraid more people will discover them and they won't have any more in stock!.

Donald Harrison

| Sep 30, 2020

As far as I'm aware, there are no issues with the back adhesive strip There are sets of dog diapers (Pet Parents) I use that don't seem to cause any problems. My experience has been that it does not adhere to the wall like glue but instead adheres enough that I have not had any problems getting it to stay in In the past, I would go through three or four diapers a day/night, but since using these, I now only go through three or four of these pads per day/night. In addition to making the diaper more snug and comfortable for her, they also seem to add a considerable amount of absorbency to it. I'm pretty certain she emptied her entire bladder today (this is a 75 pound dog), and she emptied every bit of it down the toilet. In any case, it was a record amount if she didn't empty her entire bladder. Insofar as I'm concerned, so far I have not seen any "overflow" spill onto the diaper so if it gets worse, I should still be able to use the combo to handle she needs throughout the day and night. However, in any case, I am pleased with the results. The idea of being happy over something as mundane as a dog diaper seems odd at first blush, but after pulling on and off your dog's diaper every day for hours on end, you get used to gratefulness for the little A new update has been posted for It continues to be a pleasure working with them. It has changed size slightly, with XL becoming quite large and Regular sizes becoming a bit smaller. The XL's I use at night when my dog has a much greater risk of voiding her entire bladder when she is heavier. However, I actually use both now, with the Regular at day and the XL's during the day. I cannot use my standard diapers because they will be unable to hold the amount of urine she produces at that point, so these are a requirement.

Mackenzie Melendez

| Feb 20, 2021

To put these liners inside of the diapers I bought for her, I put them inside panty type diapers. They are excellent for absorbing wetness, especially overnight, and keep her wetness away from her body. The product has saved us a lot of time and have been a great help for us. This is my first time reviewing anything, so you know they've been helpful.

Zyair FIELD

| Jun 28, 2021

It has been a challenge for me to determine the best diaper option for my 2 older dogs. A male and female dog (a pug and a cocker spaniel) share the same space. In order to ensure optimum calm, we used 'poise' pads for the male dog. There is a level 6 absorbancy at the moment. Pads below the lower level are so long that they leak, but the upper level pads are too short. I was not able to get my female dog to use the poise pad. My experience with doggy diapers is a few years old, so I did not hold out much hope when I purchased this pad for my dog. delighted to say that both dogs are happy with it (although for one dog, the reaction may be delayed since only small accidents In order for me to improve the pad, it would ideally be a bit less wide, and it should offer a greater range of.

Ali Morse

| Oct 14, 2020

Their size and shape are perfect to fit inside There isn't a lot of strength to the adhesive, but it's not been a problem. The fabric is very absorbent. Our dog on lasix is also able to endure urinary incontinence while taking it. We intend to purchase again in the future Does it not exist? Making available would be greatly appreciated! The update is The folks at WickedPup responded to a question I posted on their Facebook page Now that they are online, they're ready to go! I am glad that the diaper inserts are once more available.

Alonzo Dunn

| Nov 01, 2020

There are so many things I like Having a very absorbent inner liner, they are ideal for urinary issues due to their adhesive strip. The cute covers fit inside them like a glove. It's the best dog cover I have ever used. I tried other products that had absorbent pads, but they didn't work for anything except minor issues. These don't leak, they do not fall apart, they are quite comfortable for my Since I no longer have to worry about puddles or carpet stains if I leave for a few hours, I can get out without a second thought.

Belen Baldwin

| May 26, 2021