Let’s make diapering your dog easier! Now that you have decided to get diapers for your dog, but how can you make sure that your dog will be OK with being in a diaper? Just like the first time you put a collar or leash on your dog, he might not seem to like it…
How do doggie diapers work for dogs with fecal incontinence? It may come as a surprise, but senior dogs commonly experience fecal incontinence, causing significant stress for both pet owners and their furry companions. Though managing this condition is challenging, it is entirely feasible. By utilizing appropriate diapers and pads, you can ensure that your…
Urinary incontinence in dogs can be a fairly common problem as they continue to age. If a senior dog is having ongoing problems with full incontinence, this could be signs of a greater health issue. If your dog incessantly loses his bladder control, this may require an immediate visit to the vet to understand the underlying…
Have you tried diapering your cat because your cat is spraying (urine-marking) around the house? Does your cat refuse to use the litter box and prefer to eliminate outside? Does your vet recommend diapers because your elderly cat has become incontinent and develop geriatric problems? House-soiling by your cat can be frustrating, but you…
Diapering a dog or cat is no longer a foreign concept to many pet parents. Upon recommendation of your veterinarian or another pet parent, you may find that your dog needs to wear a diaper or belly band. Diapers and belly bands are useful during all stages of your dog’s life, from the puppy stage, to adulthood,…
Diapers and belly bands are helpful for all stages of a dog’s life, from the puppy stage, to adulthood, to seniority. They are great tools to aid in house-training new puppies, especially those with excitement urination or submissive urination. If your female dog has her period (in heat), diapers are incredibly helpful for those “messy” times. You might…
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