Why You Should Consider Dog Diapers For Your Dog

WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER DOG DIAPERS FOR YOUR DOG We all love our pampered pets, so naturally we want to do what is best for them. There are many reasons to consider using dog diapers, maybe your dog is a puppy and you want to try and avoid some of the messes that come with house breaking, maybe your dog is going into heat and you need to keep her from mating, maybe your dog just had a medical procedure, or maybe they are getting older and going outside is too exhausting. Regardless of the reasoning, it's time to set the record straight about dog diapers. First lets break down exactly what a dog diaper is, surprisingly it is just like human diapers. Usually is has a plastic cover on the 2 exterior to prevent leakage, meanwhile the interior is made out of an The first stage is the puppy stage! We all know it, and love it. You come home with 3 absorbent material. The goal is to make them as comfortable as possible without allowing leaks. The major difference would be that usually there is a hole cut in the diaper to allow for the tale to poke threw. I couldn't imagine if there wasn't a hole, cleaning the tail after a number two! And just like the human option, these diapers come in different sizes making it possible to fit your pooch perfectly! Ok, now that we understand what the diaper is exactly, lets talk about what it can do for you. I will try to address these options in the order that makes most sense. I will start with the puppy phase and then work my way threw old age (so if there is one area in particular that interests you, simply scroll down to that section). this beautiful puppy, he or she keeps tripping on their ears, or falling over small obstetrical. But that cuteness, isn't so cute the moment they make a nice puddle on the floor. It was an accident and totally understandable but the stain that is left behind is a reminder that pup- pies are hard work. While diapers wont help with the teething they can help with the potty training portion! Using dog diapers during housebreaking can eliminate a lot of the stress that comes from having a new pet. Especially when this is a time for bonding, and to encourage them. It is hard to remain upbeat if your house starts to smell like a restroom. The diapers don't have to be worn all the time, just during times your concerned about the accidents. If your new puppy sleeps in a crate at night, odds are they wont go to the bathroom in there (unless the crate is over sized). But if you are relaxing on the couch and the puppy is out of view, you might want to consider it. The next stage in life where dog diapers could prove helpful is when your little lady is in heat. Many people struggle with the phase of life. The decision not to spade has been made, which means your beloved pooch will go into heat. The good news is diapers can provide protection in more than one way! Not only can they keep the mess from going all over the house, but they can act as a barier to the boys that will soon be following her around. Regretfully a dog in heat is a magnet for other dogs, and there is no good cure for this. With the diaper in place, and a watchful eye you can make sure that your puppy isn't the target of undesired relations. T remember, I had a friend once that started using them after he dog had surgery. It turned out that he poor pooch had cancer, and after surgery the poor little guy had a difficult time walking around. So rather than get bent out of shape, she went and got dog diapers for him. I could tell they were both relieved to have one less thing to worry about. But even if it isn't a challenge for your dog to walk around, they are still feeling the effects of the anesthesia. As a result controlling their bladder could prove challenging, this is where a good quality dog diaper comes in handy. Now lets talk about the hardest stage of life, the end of life care for your pet. I find this stage to be the most difficult because you have bonded with your dog, they are now apart of your family. To even think about saying goodbye to your friend is devastating. Regretfully every dog ages and over the years it becomes more obvious. Some pets can get to a stage where walking is painful or difficult. The task of going outside that was once a treat, is now a challenge that isn't worth it to them anymore. Or maybe they can still walk well, but are unable to control their bladder (after several litters this happens with females sometimes). Diapers can aid greatly during this period. all No matter the reason for considering dog diapers, there are a lot of options out there. With each options comes an array of prices to match. For washable ones the base price starts out around $10, but for throw away diapers you can usually get 12 of them for about $9. It just depends on what you are looking for, the more features the higher the price tag. These diapers have become more popular over the last several years, maybe it is because dogs are living longer. Whatever the reason is, it makes it easier to see these diapers in person and make your own decision about them. Plus they are now available in many different styles and patterns (giving you another option if you like to dress up your pooch, or if you want to find something cute for them). The best news is if you are still on the fence you can go to your local pet store and pick some up with ease. You don't have to fully commit to the diaper (by ordering 100). You can simply buy one (or a package), and see if they are going to work for you and your family!