Disposable Dog Diapers and Cat Diapers, for Potty Training and Incontinence Issues, 10 Count, X-Small (1-5 lbs)

Disposable Dog Diapers and Cat Diapers
Let your cat, dog, or other pet roam around the house again! Planet Urine’s disposable pet diapers are designed specifically for animals and each have a patented tail hole. The diaper itself is super absorbent and the elastic gathers tightly around hind legs to protect against leakage. Our diapers feature strong “magic tape” fasteners that enables pet owners to put on these diapers free of hassle. There is no sticky adhesive to pull dog or cat hair and cause discomfort, giving a great experience to owners and pets alike.

Why Diapers?
At any stage of life, your furry loved ones may be in need of diapers to prevent unwanted accidents. When you are welcoming a new family member you’ll need to work on potty training, housebreaking, or litter box training. When your beloved pet turns elderly many can experience mobility issues and incontinence that can prevent them from making it outside. These are just two of the many reasons why pet diapers might be of need. Other scenarios include pet injury, female dogs in heat or menstrual cycle, post-surgery, surprise accidents, and more.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 20, 2016
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Peepers
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01BZEQ1DE

FOR DOGS, CATS, & PETS – From small puppies and kittens, to the largest of dogs; we have a variety of pet diaper sizes for many animal types.
DIAPER WITH TAIL HOLE – These diapers are specially designed and shaped for use on a variety of pets during housebreaking or potty training.
COMFORTABLE AND ABSORBENT – Your pet will quickly get used to these training diapers and be roaming around your house as if nothing was there.
HASSLE-FREE FASTENERS – These dog and cat diapers have non-sticky, adjustable fasteners that hold strong without pulling any hair or causing discomfort.
FOR MALE AND FEMALE DOGS – These diapers are great for menstrual and heat cycles, incontinence, elderly animals, and post-surgery recovery.