LUXJAReusable Female Dog Diapers (Pack of 4), Washable Wraps for Female Dog (Large 1, Sky Blue+Purple+Green+Rose Red)

My dog is a nutcase, and elderly. Decided she didn't want to be bothered with going outside. I got tired of the floor peeing so I bought these. She's never wet one, and now doesn't fuss to come right back in since there are no diapers outside! A nutcase, as stated, but a couple of days of doggy treats, and she stands quietly for diapering--worth it after all, to be allowed in!My dog is short from waist to tail, GLAD FOR THE PRECISE SIZING! (much better than how they tend to size sweaters!) I bought the smaller size, hoping there was enough overlap so it would actually work. It did, they did not skimp at all in sizing these! But because of her narrow hips, I still had to really cinch these up to keep them on (esp overnight). So I bought pacifier "leashes" for suspenders! I got the ones that seemed the right length and lucked out--they fit just right, but they would be easy enough to shorten, or sew two together to lengthen. Loop the loop around the collar and clip the clip on the diaper. I clip it to itself to let her out for a bit, if I'm leaving her out a while, I unloop it from the collar.Only washed them once so far. Just threw them (velcroed up!) in with a load of t-shirts (they hadn't been peed) and hung to dry. They seem very well made. Expect them to outlast the dog.Seems like a big deal, but much less stressful than the pee spots! And now that she's used to it, not really a big deal. Wish I'd done it sooner.

My geriatric female lab became incontinent a couple of months ago due to severe spondylosis. I've purchased three different brands of dog diapers... and by far the Luxja diapers are my favorites. They wash well and have a better fit than any of the others. Highly recommend!

These are PERFECT! Fit and quality are impeccable - we've tried 3 different manufacturers and these are by far the best for our 10lb havapoos. Keeps everything dry and tight until their next diaper diaper change time. Every now an then a stinker gets freed, but those are a LOT easier to clean than urine. (We diaper trained as our hours are inconsistent and rent with no fenced yard.) I've stocked up on enough of these that when ones dirty the poo goes down the loo an the dirty bit goes into a dirty diaper bag until it gets full and we can toss them all in the wash. ...I'd say probably around 20 or so diapers in total. Maybe more. But the designs are great, they work like a charm for us - and the girls now know to come to us whenever they need a change if we're there. If we're not home then i dont have to worry about unseen messes around the house. #windsortwins

I use these for my paralyzed pup. They stay on if we put them on tight enough. They sometimes off off when she is sliding around or coming out from under a blanket. I put a woman’s pad inside to collect the pee. I also rinse them really good before I put them in the washing machine or they might start to smell like pee. I get a size small. My pup is 11 pounds.

After I figured out how to put them on (note: the tail, not the leg goes through the hole) they are great. My 3rd dog is a Puppymill rescue , 10+ years old and weighs 4 # - bought size X-small - they are still a little loose. She is not trained so these are saving my back and my carpets. They hold a lot (sometimes stool leaks out the hole because they are a little large for me), wash easily, don't stain, and dry just like new. Trying to train her but put these on at night and when I am not watching her. Just bought 4 more.

These have saved me lots of puppy piddle messes. Easy and quick to rinse in sink with hand soap and toss over the shower to dry!

We've never had a dog go into heat before, because the thinking was always spay before that happens. Now, however, the newer studies show that spaying after 1st, preferably 2nd heat is better for the dog (especially skeletal frame. My poodle dislocated her knee several times as a pup, so I was all for strengthening bone and cartilage.)Bought these based on waist measurement per instructions, then guessed a bit as she was only 6 months old. She didn't go into heat until now just over 1 year. She's not quite 50 lbs, very tall and lean, and the Large fits perfect.Pro tip: Start putting them on your dog before you need to in order to get her used to wearing them. Our girl didn't like them at all and it was hard to catch her and shove that tail in the hole! I had some treats handy to distract her right after as she wanted to rip them off. It'll be interesting to see how she does tonight. (Also, when you forget how they go on, the velcro straps wrap around from stomach, resting on the back--which makes sense, as they can't reach them as easily.)So, pros, seem to fit well. Cons, wish I'd tried to put them on her back when, maybe for a little each day to get her used to wearing them.

These do an awesome job. Only once did the diaper leak and I can’t blame the diaper. The diaper held more than could be expected, the puppy had apparently had waaaaay too much to drink before bed that night. We have let the dog out, by accident, a few with the diaper still on... it holds #2, but it’s a mess to clean off of the dog! (Ours needed a bath.) So, I can say that it will contain a poo, but you’ll still have a mess to clean! The puppy has never removed it on her own and doesn’t seem bothered by wearing it. It did fall off a couple of times when she was younger, but it was user error (we needed to go tighter). The Velcro has held up and has allowed us to use the same diaper as she’s grown.

These diapers are very nicely made, and should withstand lots of uses and washes. I'm definitely pleased with the quality.One downside to consider, though, is that the "prickly" velcro tape is on the pet-facing part of the diaper. This means that if your pet's waist is a bit larger than a snug fit, the prickly side will touch its skin. Since I bought these for a hairless cat, it's potentially a real issue. Really, the "soft" velcro should always be the one that's pointed towards skin. If you have a very fluffy pet, this may not be an issue, but for a hairless or very short-haired pet, you may need to use a buffer of some sort to prevent irritation.That said, overall 4 stars for good quality and entertaining colors.

My cat is 9 years old and started having litter issues. Sapphire is an absolute sweetheart and the most well-behaved out of our cats so it was extremely concerning. We took her to the vet and unfortunately she's been diagnosed with diabetes and pancreatitis. Who knows how long she's lived with pain and discomfort before taking drastic actions for attention.While she's started treatment for her conditions, it will likely be weeks until she is no longer in pain or associates that pain with the litter box. I bought disposable pet diapers with the hope that she had a urinary tract infection that would clear up quickly. Big mistake as she drinks a lot of water and urinates frequently. So I bought these ones because they are waterproof.I'm impressed. As much as I don't like leaving her for so long, she is often in her diapers for 5 or 6 hours while everyone in the family is at school or work. Our bathroom is just too small to keep her cooped up all day. So far her diapers live up to my expectations for absorbency and haven't leaked. But she's in them for 6 hours maximum. When she peed in the disposable diapers, it would eventually slide off because it was so heavy and would start leaking pretty quickly, wetting everything she sat on. These diapers have stayed up for the hours no one is home and remained dry on the outside.They're easy to clean and so far the smell of urine or poop haven't clung to the fabric after multiple uses and washes. Sapphire hated the disposable diapers and would lay down on the ground and refuse to move with them on. With these diapers, her movements are a little awkward but she has no issues traveling around the house. She hasn't tried to rip it off so I'm hoping they are fairly comfortable.The diapers are pretty easy to put on, although that may depend on the cat. The first few times were tricky because she didn't like it and squirmed quite a bit. Now that she's used to it, she stands quietly while I put her diaper on.I definitely recommend these diapers. If you're cat absolutely hates them, we did buy a onesie that we used to keep the disposable diapers on, so hopefully that works for the stubborn cats. Sapphire's waist is approximately 17.5 inches with all the fluff. I went with the medium and it fits perfectly.

These were a life saver when my dog when into heat at six months. They are very easy to take on and off when the dog does outside the use the bathroom. My dog seemed very comfortable in them and didn't try to remove them at all. There were no leaks or smells. She has black fur and we would but the black one on her when we went "out" to family or friends houses, as you could barely notice she was wearing anything. One tip: use a panty-liner so you dont have to wash them every day and so they do not stain (if using for heat/bloody discharge). We did not use a panty-liner at first and they stained immediately and we had to wash them very often. They did not stink after being washed even without the panty-liner.

I bought the size that is based on her waist but it seems to small, doesn’t cover her lower back well, looks like it’s going to slide off. I recommend buying a size up though it still seems to work. My dog has no problems wearing them, she doesn’t try and pull it off which was a concern. She is a 14yr old dog that has incontinence a few hours each evening and it absorbs well, no leakage.

The item is well made, high quality, I don’t know how absorbent it is, my dog doesn’t urinate when wearing one, which is why I bought them. It’s a deterrent. But, the description says if fits newborn puppies up to 3.5 lbs... my dog is 4.5 lbs and is swimming in them. If she makes a poop, it just falls out the side. I tried using velcro in all different ways, but it is just very large. I’d say that it would fit a 5.5 - 6 lb dog at minimum. If you have a puppy I’m sure they’d grow into it in a few short weeks.