HONEY CARE All-Absorb A26 Male Dog Wrap, 50 Count, Small by HONEY CARE

These are overall the best male dog diapers, from the 4 different brands we’ve tried. They are somehow just designed better. I think the narrower ends that fasten make them less likely to bunch up, and they seem more absorbent than even the more expensive brands. Best of all, these are the most affordable, which helps when you are changing diapers up to 10 times a day for a large dog with bladder cancer. Pro tip: for nighttime, place a super absorbent incontinence pad inside the diaper. It works amazingly well!

This review relates to a 14 1/2 year old german shepherd with a lot of urine output. When this belly band is in the right place, it’s fantastic and actually does prevent accidents and leaks. The problem is that overnight, as he shifts and turns and gets up and down, the pad scrunches up, and in the 1/4 chance that it scrunches the right way and the 1 1/2 inch “cup” it creates is perfectly placed – yay! But at least 3/4 of the time, it has scrunched forwards or back and there is no way he can move his body fast enough to get outside on time. But he tries, so there is no way I can adjust the belly band on time. But for daytime use, the cost savings is worth it.
Update: after three weeks we are up to a 6/7 success rate. This really makes the cost savings worth it. I anticipate continued improvement.

THE TRICK IS: unfold the brief completely. Fold it lengthwise to create a pocket. Pay attention to make sure things are properly centered and secure.

Not at 100% yet… but when are incontinence products perfect… in this case a very large dog is 100% incontinent, so sometimes there are leaks

La couche fuit en à peine une heure, l’odeur d’urine s’en dégage également.

These are great! A friend recommended this brand to me and I was hesitant to buy them because I was sure my dog wouldn’t wear it and would tear it to pieces. I placed the first one on him and he didn’t fight me or even notice he was wearing it! Obviously, it is very comfortable. The band is easy to put on and stays securely in place and doesn’t move, shift or bunch up even after play or nap time. The design and fit perfect. There are wetness indicators on the band so you know if it has to be changed. The Velcro is very strong and won’t come apart until you take the band off. I tested the absorbency with 10 ounces of water and there were no leaks. I feel very comfortable leaving this on him while I am away from home. I googled the safety of this type of product and it was recommended that they only be worn for 2-4 hours (perfect for me) to prevent UTIs, but this is not mentioned on the package. The package does mention that the material is breathable so I feel safe using it. The price is also very reasonable.

This was a game changer for us–and I’m not one to typically get hyperbolically enthusiastic or even leave a lot of reviews.

My fourteen-year-old PomChi mutt has been on prednisone for the past two months, and has to pee constantly. He was never trained to use pee pads reliably, so I was trying reusable belly bands with a maxi-pad. But he’s got a little Daschund, too, and if you have a long dog, you might know how easily they can wiggle out of belly bands.

These are incredible for multiple reasons. First, they stay on–even with his “long dog” shape. Second, they are super absorbent. He’s not gone through one overnight ever in the past month plus, despite drinking like a gallon of water before bed. Third, the price of about 35 cents max for one of these on S&S, which reliably absorbs all wetness, versus a large pee pad, which average at least 80 cents, which only works if your dog is well-trained to them, means it is that much less of a headache when your dog is already ailing. And I’m surprised that they’re this affordable given that they use some sort of velcro that can refasten and adjust–and you can reuse them if they haven’t gotten wet or otherwise gnarly. And in the last sixty days or so, only one has come unstuck (and I think that was because I didn’t fasten it quite tight enough: aim for two fingers between the skin and the belly band, no more and no less).

Every morning I take a wet paper towel and wipe him off, then go in with a wet wipe–something I really think any responsible pet owner who uses something like this MUST do. I’m hoping we get back to a point where he’s not having to go at night. That said, I’ve stockpiled these because they are cheap, effective, apparently of little bother to my babydog, and just the perfect solution.

For reference, my dog is 19lb, fairly narrow-waisted, and the medium is just slightly too large, but since they’re adjustable they fit great.