XiaoHuoBan Disposable Dog Pet Diaper Garment Pad Set 10 Pcs

Specifications:

• After the water can expand into the jelly without leakage and sticky the hand
• Wee-Wee Disposable Dog Diapers are designed for pets with incontinence, excitable urination, untrained puppies, and dogs in season
• The Disposable Dog Diaper with highly "wick away" moisture from skin and fur
• The surface of Disposable Dog Diaper with special hidden embossing grain makes fluid drainage
• The Disposable Dog Diaper is made of high quality material, very comfortable to wear and touch
• Dog Diaper Garment is perfect for the bitch in heat, a junior or senior dog, an incontinent pet, or for your old darling
• Dog Diaper Pads preserve your furniture and your peace of mind  
• Easy care and irresistibly soft dog physiological diaper are perfect for a day of shopping or relaxing around the house
• Make your pet a highlight of the party, and a welcome guest anywhere with the dog physiological diaper
• Color: White

Details:

• The Disposable Dog Diaper offer no-leak protection for a secure, comfortable fit

• Dog Diaper Garment absorbs wetness and eliminates messes from excitable urination, incontinence, male marking or for puppies that are not yet housetrained

• Dog Diaper Pads make your dog a highlight of the party

Size in Detail:

NOTE:

• These dimensions are for reference only
• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"

How to Use a Disposable Diaper for a Dog in Heat

A female dog that isn't spayed will experience a menstrual cycle equivalent to what female humans experience. This means that female dogs will ovulate, making them capable of getting pregnant. Female dogs also will experience bleeding, which can be quite messy, and is especially inconvenient for you if you dog is an indoor dog. Don't worry, though, you can use disposable diapers, with a minor alteration, to protect your furniture and carpet when you have a dog in heat.

• Weigh the dog in heat as best you can. You only need a rough estimate of how much the dog weighs. You might have to stand larger dogs up on the scale while you hold them to get an estimate of their weight.
• Purchase disposable baby diapers. Purchase the size that is recommended for the weight of your dog. A little bit of trial and error will be required in finding the right fit in diapers for your dog, but weight should be the primary indicator. You are better off purchasing diapers a little bit on the big side than diapers that are too small. Diapers that are too big can be wrapped extra tight to make them work.
• Take a disposable diaper out of the package and cut a hole in the center of back side of the diaper for the dog's tail. Pull out all of the tabs that are used to fasten the diaper. It is easier to do this before putting the diaper on the dog.
• Thread the dogs tail through the hole that you just cut in the disposable diaper. Bring the front of the diaper around under the dog. Bring the tabs on the part of the diaper that is on top of the dog around to the part of the diaper that is under the dog and fasten them to hold the diaper in place.
• Change the diaper every couple of hours, or as needed.

How to Tell If Your Dog Can Use Doggie Diapers?

Doggie diapers are reusable or disposable diapers for incontinent dogs. They are used on older dogs, puppies, and female dogs in "season."

• Try out the diapers to see if your dog likes them. The dog might be a little shy at first, or not, if the animal is fully incontinent.
• Get used to a little bit of staring. The doggie diapers will make your dog look like it's wearing underwear.
• Don't use doggie diapers on dogs without urinary flow problems. They are not a replacement for proper care. A dog without incontinence would find the diapers uncomfortable and annoying. They are a "worst case" solution.
• Keep an eye on the diaper. Change it often. If your dog is incontinent at home, a in-home doggie bathroom might be a better solution.

Package Included:

• 1 x Pack of Disposable Dog Diaper Garment Pad