Washable Female Dog Diapers – Premium Reusable Diapers for Doggie in Heat – Highly Absorbent Dog Diapers Female for Pet Incontinence with Adjustable Snaps (Morandi, L)

Excellent diapers for potty training my puppy, they saved my sanity.
My puppy was only one pound and seven weeks old when I first brought her home, so her bladder was tiny and potty training was probably a silly idea, but I tried my hardest using potty pads and nearly went mad in the process. I live in an apartment, so I have to take her outside, so I had already planned to use diapers as backup, but even the smallest diapers, disposable or washable, were bigger than she was.Eventually, she could fit into preemie human diapers; however, cutting a hole for her tail proved challenging. I’d put a strip of white duck tape inside and outside the diaper before cutting to prevent the filling from falling out, but if I didn’t cut it just right, it wouldn’t stay in place, so it often slipped off at night or randomly throughout the day.I ordered a three-pack of the Grecle reusable diapers in the smallest size available before she arrived, and the moment they fit her, our lives changed. I also ordered another brand from Chewy that did not have snaps and had to use diaper pins to keep them on, so the snaps make all the difference. I have since bought another three-pack, and as she grows, I can stop using the snaps, so I hope they will fit until she is fully potty trained.Since they are meant for dogs in heat, they have little absorbency, and that can be a mess if you don’t catch it in time, as the urine will seep through the fabric. Reviewers suggested using maxi pads, which work beautifully. I buy basic cotton maxi pads, super absorbency, long length, no wings, and cut them in half. I put the rounded end against the tail hole, and it’s a perfect fit. I haven’t needed to use the size chart, so cannot comment on that, but the patterns are adorable and the quality is excellent. They’ve held up excellently to almost daily washing for over a month. See the end of my review for washing tips.My concern with using diapers was that she would not potty train if she could go in the diaper, but that’s not been the case, and she is potty training well. She does not like to pee in them and especially dislikes pooping in them, so she will whine if she’s soiled, and has begun to sit by the door to go out, so as long as I notice her in time, I can avoid changing the pad for an entire day most days. She has also started making it through the night with a dry pad in the morning, so the diapers have not hindered potty training.So far, the maxi pad has never leaked, so I can change the pad without changing the diaper for a pee, but for larger dogs, I’d consider an adult incontinence pad or doubling the maxi pad to prevent leaks. The tail hole leaves room for her to poop, which I prefer. Still, I’ve found that if I use the snaps vertically rather than horizontally, or not at all, the diaper does not sit as high, and poop stays in the diaper instead so that it can be adjusted to preference or for different situations.Overall, I am 100% satisfied with the diapers and highly recommend them to anyone with a puppy or a dog with incontinence issues.PRO TIPS:Use cool water when washing urine soiled garments, as warm or hot water sets the smell and makes it extremely difficult to remove. Do not use fabric softener, as it cause the fabric to become non-absorbant, and air dry when possible.Initially, I struggled to remove all residual urine smell and, after much trial and error, found that adding a 1:1:1 mix of washing soda, baking soda, and borax to my regular detergent on a cool wash cycle, with an extra rinse, and adding vinegar to the second rinse cycle to be effective. After soiling, I immediately rinsed the urine out by hand and followed with a pet urine odor enzyme spray.I’ve since switched to Nelly’s Laundry Detergent after finding a recommendation from a veterinarian’s office for it, and just one tablespoon in a quick, cool cycle has replaced all of the above products. I now use nothing else on my laundry, and I highly recommend it if you’re struggling with residual urine odor like I was.

Work good
I got these for when my God goes in to heat and they work excellent.Now, I don’t worrry when I bring her places with me and there’s male dogs around.They’re very secure even when she’s running around, playing with other dogs.I only gave 4 stars because the 2 without ruffle’s don’t have the extra Velcro on the outside of the straps.They’re a little big so when I close the straps they overlap. Not having the extra Velcro on the outside of one strap makes them not hold as securelyI’ve also used them when we go to my sisters house just to make sure she doesn’t pee on their floor.Even though she’s potty trained and almost NEVER goes in the house, because they have a dog that pees in the house, she had to a couple timesWith these washable diapers I don’t have to worry her doing it again.I don’t have to constantly keep an eye on her with the diapers because they’re super absorbent.Don’t leak at all a

Very small! But great quality.
I measured my Daniff and the measurements said it would fit. Not really. So, so small. I was able to get it over her tail and clasp it on the very ends but that was as good as it got. We were desperate and needed them asap so it worked for the moment but I would not recommend going off the measurement chart and size up! Otherwise the material was great and patterns were gorgeous! It would be perfect if it actually fit!

My poor old Labrador is a good girl but she is loosing her badder. These fit her great and make it much cheaper to keep her bed and my couch dry

Comprenloo! Son lo mejor ✨ Mi perrita en sus días, ya no es problema