Simple Solution Washable, Absorbent Male Wraps with Leak Proof Fit for Excitable Urination, Incontinence, or Male Marking 1x Medium Diaper

I had tried so many disposable wraps for our old adorable and overweight Westie but none of them worked.The biggest problem is that within half an hour, the wrap would slip out of place: to the back of his legs and onto his tail which really really annoyed him!!This wrap is perfect : it's broader than others and the velcro on it has a strong grip. Being broader (wider) it sits comfortably across the dogs back and does not slip and slide at all! I have bought disposable baby nappies (they cost 9pence each) and slide one in (folded in half) and honestly, the 2 products combined work absolutely PERFECTLY!!He has a 25inch waist and I bought the Large - it fits him well and isn't too tight and he doesn't mind it being around his tummy at all!!!Easy to wash and dry, I have 2.PLEASE try this, it honestly is EXCELLENT :)Thank you for saving my dog's life 🙏

Brilliant product. Chose medium size after reading previous reviews. I have a Jack Russell and the size fit perfectly snug with plenty of stretch for comfort. Was concerned he wouldn't keep it on through the night, he is very, very old but still a terrier and thought he might take it off, however it was still in place in the morning so it couldn't have bothered him that much, and the wrap was wet and not the floor. It washed and dried very easily and quickly and he was wearing it again the following night. Would highly recommend this product.

These are the 3rd brand I’ve tried of these male wraps, they’re a good fit, the medium fits a pug comfortably (he isn’t a typical chubby pug though). The waistband has an elastic running inside to hold it close to the dog to prevent it slipping but I do worry this could rub over long periods so have been trying to keep it off as long as possible.Absorbency is ok. Honestly all the brands I’ve tried are okay for holding one or two small wees but you definitely need to use liners for much more than this. I was hoping I could find a more cost effective solution than disposables but it seems one way or another you end up paying, a slightly cheaper option to liners have been by using female sanitary pads or incontinence pads. We tried baby nappies as liners for a while but they weren’t a good fit as they hung out of the elastics.Overall they’re as good as any I’ve tried, the sizing is better on these than most but you will need some sort of liner. I’ve bought 3 at the moment to keep a spare whilst washing one and he’s wearing the other.

When our young male beagle started "leaking", we took him straight to the vet, who diagnosed him with USMI, and after nearly £500 of tests found nothing obvious, prescribed Propalin, which should help him get control over his bladder. This is all great, but with two weeks to wait for the Propalin to get into his system, and the leaking getting obvious, I bought two of these on her recommendation. We went for the medium size.So far, it's done a good job. It's made well. It's easy to get on and off. It's not leaked once, and even when the daft dog forgets he's wearing it and goes outside to pee before we can get the thing off him, it can hold an entire pee (And even better, it doesn't leak when we take it off). We machine wash it on a quick cycle with gentle laundry detergent, and it always comes out looking as good as new. I just wish it dried a bit faster. We have two which we keep on rotation, and they can take a couple of hours to dry if you're not drying them over a radiator.I'm only knocking one star off because the Velcro is pretty rigid stuff, and tends to arch up a bit on my boy's spine. I don't think it causes him any discomfort, but he's not the smartest dog in the neighbourhood, so another dog with a bit more of an intellect might. It would be nice if there was a way to adjust it - not every dog is a perfect cylinder!Overall, it's a good product. We didn't actually realise how much our boy was leaking until he started wearing it, and now we do. Hopefully the Propalin will kick in soon, and we'll be able to relegate these to the back of the cupboard. Keep your fingers crossed for us!

Good quality I haven't used it yet but I did try it on my pom and he seemed comfy wearing it.

Very difficult to put on and the type and use of elastic seems to cut in also I found it wasn't wide enough and if the dog had been restless it would leak. This has leaked 8/10 times even when I've tried to use a nappy with it. The Velcro kept bunching up making it very difficult to join up, I have another make and instead of going along the dogs back it goes in the direction of the wrap around.It washes well and if the Velcro gets clogged up I used my fine comb that I use on the dogs the outside fabric so if it's leaked it's this that gets wet and everything else it touches.I'm using this on a basset hound and it may be this is why I'm having trouble other breeds may find this OK, the idea is excellent and I like the built in pad and for minor incontinence with a few modifications this could be improved as it seems they started on a good idea then rushed the finishing touches.Do not get the liners these are just panty liners which are cheaper in the supermarket. Not sure why they didn't think to make a proper doggy nappy liner as baby liners have the padding in the wrong areas. If they either produced a nappy like liner or a male nappy and it wasn't too expensive I'd get it. They already make dog nappies mainly for female dogs so surely with a bit of thought it wouldn't take much to produce a liner or male dog nappy.