Nuanchu3 Pcs Female Dog Diapers with Suspenders, Washable Reusable Adjustable Dog Sanitary Panties Cute Female Dog Underwear Puppy Dog Period Diapers for Female Dogs (Cute Pattern, M)

Tried about 3 different diaper brands before finding this one piece. Her diapers would fall off or be too small or too big. Sizing was my fault. But these! I use a liner and it stayed put! She even went pee in it and the liner I used still stayed in place! You get three cute lil dog fits in it.

it was bad enough that the package didn't arrive until 10 days after she was in heat. I measured carefully and my corgi's numbers were above that of the large and I didn't want it to strangle her so I got the xl...it was useless. The description sounds like it's a complete diaper but it doesn't. the tail hole is so large that it doesn't cover the necessary areas. A panty liner doesn't have enough to stick to. The velcro is cheap and doesn't stay closed. It might have worked with a full doggie diaper to help it stay on, but those are so thick that my girl can't walk right with them on. I would return them but one is soiled trying to use it. They are really cute though.

Totally unlike anything I've ever seen before, these are genius! My Frenchie is very *petite* so every diaper I tried was just awkward looking, wouldn't stay put, and they would piss her off, LOL. These solve those issues because they're not as bulky and they stay put, it's like a little pajama..I think it's comforting for her to wear too, when I show it to her she gets excited to wear it. Very high quality, I wasn't expecting them to be this nice. The tail hole is very spacious and comfy for her. I love how adjustable these are. To ensure the velcro on the sides doesnt unstick every 5 seconds, I just secure them with large safety pins & slip the onsie on/off for potty breaks as needed. Just note too that the striped one is made of a thinner, stretchy & flimsy material than the animal ones- it also doesn't have a plasticky liner on the inside to protect from leaks. Personally I prefer the animal ones because theyre more structured and reliable but they all work for the purpose, especially when securing with safety pins. Depending on her flow at the time I can get away with 3 ultra thin liners lined up side by side (cheaper than having to use a pad every single day), or a regular pad for heavier days/pee accident prevention for long drives/etc. It's worked really well so far. I've machine and hand washed them, they dry quickly & have held up just fine.Bottom line, if you have a fiesty pup with wavy measurements, try these! Much Less Stress for everyone involved. And c'mon, they're adorable (◕ᴗ◕✿)

Easy to put on, seems comfortable for my dog, easy to wash and dry. You need to add the cottons pads as an additional product as this piece of fabric only has the pocket for it and wont stop the leaks.

First of all, I have to make the disclaimer that I use these "panties" differently than they are intended. As the owner of numerous rescue dogs currently and in the past, I have been using panties like this for years. But I do not use them for the absorbency, so I want to be clear on that. I put disposable doggie diapers on my females, but I find they can usually squirm out of them. My solution has been to put on the doggie diaper and then put the panties over that. That has solved my problem as the panties are more secure since they cover more than just the rear end because of the suspenders.That being said, based on the reviews I read I was prepared to have my needle and thread (actually my sewing machine) ready to do a little tweaking with the structure of these panties. The material was very stretchy and I did have to add a seam here or there to help with the fit. I am also considering ordering a smaller size just to check that out. I had read the velcro was somewhat weak, so I added a couple of patches of stronger velcro. Now they work just fine. By now you are probably asking why I would go to that trouble - value. I have other panties I have purchased for 40 to 50 dollars for a single one. It is helpful to me to have extra sets available, and to purchase a three pack of these was helpful in adding to my supply.

Update: so while these stay on better than any other diaper I’ve tried, my dog did manage to poop in them. It was a disgusting mess. Somehow the poop got in the diaper and smushed against her fur. After bathing her I tried to see if I could salvage the diaper. In two of the diapers there are plastic pockets to hold pads in place. The plastic part was easy to clean, however, the cloth part would be like any cloth diaper. I really don’t understand how this happened but now I’m afraid to leave the house with these diapers on her. In fear that she will poop in them and then sit on the couch or something. They were great though for visiting my parents and insuring that she didn’t pee on the floor. I will note that I have pee pads in the house and even after taking my dog outside, she prefers to poop indoors on her pee pad. So this might not be a problem for you if your dog is trained and prefers to poop outside. I can’t speak to leak protection, she hasn’t peed in them yet. And I’m sure everyone is using different types of pad. I’m using some old fashion Stayfree pads that worked well for my senior fosters in the past and are very inexpensive. When cut in half, they fit perfect. Other than the poop situation, these are the best, most comfortable, secure and easy to apply diaper on the market!I tried so many diapers and none would stay in place because my dogs tail wasn’t long enough to hold it on n place. So either falling off or twisting (causing a disgusting mess when she pooped). This little diaper with suspenders is perfect with the larger tail hole! No tail required to hold it on n place. Heaven sent! It’s a nice light weight soft material, and the crotch area has pockets to place disposable pads. Best of all, the larger tail hole allows my dog to poop without creating a mess in her diaper. My dog has a longer torso and still is able to fit perfectly into this diaper because of the adjustable straps and soft stretchy material. It’s a perfect fit. Easy to put on her as well. I will be ordering another set for back up. One complaint is that one of the diapers is a completely different size, style and fit. The tail hole is way smaller, and there are no pockets to hold the booster pad (which is a maxi pad cut in half). But I’m just grateful that I finally found a diaper I could use for my dog. Final note, this diaper is not absorbent and requires a disposable a pad.