Do pet diapers really work? Will pet diapers stay on? Will my pet like to wear diapers? How do they stop pee and poop? These are the miriad of questions that we ask ourselves when considering using cat diapers and/or dog diapers. Even kitty diapers sounds like a weird idea. A kitten wearing diapers? Do I use Disposable Diapers, or cloth diapers? It could be caused by incontinence, improper litter box training, being in a new environment. But, in fact; Pet diapers really do work!
It would be nice to let your pet have full roam of the house, but if they are not completely housetrained this can be a real problem. Pee and poop everywhere in your house. Especially during medical problems that pets have to go through, diapers would be a real advantage. Disposable diapers are usually the most common pet diapers used. Cloth diapers are not as popular for obvious reasons.
DISPOSABLE
Single-use disposable diapers are effective because they’re usually adjustable and can simply be discarded afterwards, no washing needed. As with regular baby diapers, though, the cost can add up.
CLOTH
Cloth diapers are washable, eco-friendly and will be softer on your dog or cat’s bottom, giving him a little more comfort. They will be more difficult to adjust to your pet, and you will need to wash them regularly, which is a pain in the you-know-what.
SO, TO SUM IT UP
Most of the benefits of cat diapers and dog diapers are obvious: They keep your dog or cat from making a mess everywhere, saving him peeing in the house and saving you work of cleaning up. They also allow your dog or cat to regain his independence and urinate more frequently and comfortably, preventing him from getting infections. So, probably the only “con” to pet diapers is for one, some dog and cats are not always cooperative, making placing them in a diaper considerably difficult. For this reason, it’s important to be as calm and gentle as possible when approaching your dog or cat to replace his diaper.
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