Vet's Best Washable Male Dog Diapers | Absorbent Male Wraps with Leak Protection | Excitable Urination, Incontinence, or Male Marking | Small/Medium | 1 Reusable Dog Diaper Per Pack

I love this product. Thank you for creating a wrap for male dogs that is easy to use and difficult for dogs to get out of! I have a dachshund mix who has nervous urination and also likes to hide his messes. This product will save our rugs and allows us to give him freedom to be in the house without having to wonder where he is urinating. Regular maxi pads work well and will stay in place. This is light weight and completely adjustable. It has a velcro strip all along the outside so the wrap can be as tight or as loose as you need it to be. I measured my dog and he is 16 inches around his lower back. I ordered the small/medium and it fits perfectly. This product seems well made and is reasonably priced. I think my husband and son can even handle putting it on and removing it! Again, thank you for a great product. I attached a photo of Buddy wearing the wrap.

EDIT: I wrote in the original review that this diaper rubbed away the skin on my dog's legs. I didn't realize how bad it was until it began to heal, but the chafing was so bad that it permanently scarred. I don't recommend this product at all unless you are going to have it on your dog for a very short period of time. I bought two of these for potty training chihuahuas. Over a short period of time, they are probably okay - they had an adjustable strap, so it can be adjusted both for going around the animal as well as gathering on the stomach if they have a small belly. To clean them, it is simple to just throw them in the washing machine and then machine dry them with no trouble. They stay on pretty well, and don't shift up and down my dog's body, but he does turn it around on them so often the padding works it's way to his back. The cons, however, are that the material itself is not very absorbent. It is best to use it with some kind of pad (they sell them for dogs, but I used sanitary napkins), which also means you don't have to wash them with every accident. I made the mistake of putting one on my smaller 4 pound chi with no lining, and the pee flowed right out of the diaper and all over the floor of the vet's office. The material is also incredibly stiff. Over a short period of time, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but chihuahuas are notoriously hard to potty train and I am still working with my boys. They would wear these for hours spent in the house, and I realized a couple weeks ago that the strap was digging into my chi's thigh, having completely rubbed away the skin in that one area. I stopped using them completely after that. That said, these are probably great for short term potty training or to keep them on occasionally when you are out and about with your dog; however, if you have an incontinent dog or a dog who is going to take a while to potty train, I would suggest either an alternative to this type of diaper, or to pay more for something with softer material that won't chafe your dog's legs.

I purchased this item because my 15 year old male Shih-Tzu likes to have accidents in the house. There's nothing wrong with him medically, it's a behavioral issue that's been going on for over 9 months. I put a baby diaper in this wrap, rather than let him wet the wrap, thus the need for washing the product on a daily basis. Depending on the day he can go through 0 to 5 diapers. This wrap is very secure over his male 'parts' and is much more effective than a doggie diaper that are primarily designed for the female dog. The strap can be made bigger or smaller depending on your dog's waist. The Velcro is very secure and this product doesn't slip off when he rolls around on the floor. I suggest putting a regular baby diaper inside the wrap; just open up the diaper to fit the length of the wrap. Maxi pads won't work as the 'wing's aren't strong enough. You need to a product that can catch a lot of urine. I'm not sure how well this product would trap full-on accidents as I can't imagine there being no leakage. Without the diaper in place, I believe the wrap would leak. Highly recommend this product if your dog has incontinence or behavioral issues. To me it's much less obvious than putting your dog in a doggie diaper or pants and as long as you get the right size wrap you're dog shouldn't be able to wiggle out.

Works pretty well just wish my dog didn’t have so much trouble using the stairs with it on.

It does the job on my 4.5 lb Toy Poodle. He started marking in the house after a few foster dogs have come and gone. I was 8 mos pregnant and did not have the energy to watch him at all times and train him out of it, so bought this belly band. I use a long Carefree womens panty liner inside the band. While the belly band is meant to prevent puddles in the house vs. be an actual training tool, it has discouraged Poco from marking. He only had about 3 accidents in the 6 weeks I have had him wear it, and mostly because i wasn't quick enough to let him out. I am now having him wear it less. The item itself is very well made, although the Velcro is unnecessarily industrial strength, too hard to peel apart - although may be necessary for less cooperative pooches. Use a panty liner inside unless you have a few of these and can wait until one is out of the washing machine and dry.

its hard finding the right diaper for a jack russell since not all of them are built the same in body. i have a short haired jack russell pure breed that his stomach is always bigger and his privates, so finding the right diaper is a challenge. a full diaper will not do for a 23 year old. just these male ones are perfect. if you have a jack russell and want to be able to allow for him to walk and still poop these are the perfect diaper. Pros: fits jack russell adults not overly loose or tight adjustable washable great for elderly dogs cons: wishing it came as a two pack

My review is quite opposite of everyone else's but I really tried to make it work. Tried on 2 different dogs, tried 2 sizes on each dog. Both dogs are very active which is perhaps why it wasn't right for them. It rotates around their bodies so when I remove it their fur is covered in urine. I was hoping it would keep them dry not just stop them peeing in inappropriate places. If your dogs pee just a moderate amount then the outside will get soaked and soggy. BTW, If your dog is skinny but has a large winkie then the smaller size will be too narrow and he will be able to pee right out of it, a bigger size will be too long to wrap around him (sorry for the TMI but its an important detail). I used it both with and without maxi pads inside and either way it was a soggy mess, the inside is slippery fabric so the pad didn't stick well and one of my dogs could pull the pad out. I think you would need to buy several of these and change them very frequently, it takes a while to dry so I'd estimate I would need at least 5 per dog. I'm going to look for a better option, something that doesn't slip around and keeps moisture locked in better or holds a pad better. Faster drying time would be handy too.

We have been using this belly band (as well as trying others) for several months and we are thrilled with the results. First, we prefer this one to those that are a uniform width all around, with the gathered edges, because there is no need to have the 5-inches or so of the fabric on those of uniform width covering our dog's sides and back. He doesn't need protection there. It makes him looks silly and leaves less room for petting. And we think it will be hot come summer. At this point, I don't understand why all the models of these don't slim down to more of a strip for the part that goes across the back of the dog. Second, my family and my dog are much happier now. I hate to admit this, but my rescue love is at least 11 now, and for many of the last 10 years he has been making a mess in the house. We used wee wee pads, but he'd often miss, at least partially, and we were constantly cleaning up. Not to mention his marking, which left us finding puddles everywhere. There is much less stress in our house now that we aren't finding his messes and having to clean them up. He doesn't love sitting still to have his wrap put on, but he's decided it's worth it for the extra bite or two of his beef jerky treats. One of the negative reviews of this indicated difficult taking off the wet wrap. My dog (20 pounds, probably bichon/poodle) can wee a lot. I use these with a female maxi-paid or, lately, a "male guard" which is a urinary incontinence aid for men (Depends). I can't imagine expecting this little piece of fabric (the wrap) to absorb all the urine. The advantage to the male guards is that they are bigger so the doggie wrap is not exposed and can go longer between washings. If we just use a women's maxi-pad, some of the doggie wrap gets wet and it always needs to be washed. All together, we have 6 wraps now and two of this model. I am about to order another. We'll keep the others only for the rare times when all of these need to be washed.