Are you spending $1 or so per diaper for your incontinent dog? I think that's about how much the Simple Solutions diapers were costing us. Then someone suggested baby diapers. We thought, "great, but where will their tail go?" Well, just take a sturdy pair of scissors, and cut a long slit for their tail to go through!

We'd rather spend $10 for 48 diapers, than $12.99 for 10 diapers (occasionally $9.99 on Amazon)!! The little bit of extra effort is well worth it.

The Pampers Swaddlers are actually shaped very much like the Simple Solutions diapers. Size-wise, you may have to experiment a bit. The size 2 Pampers are roughly equivalent to the extra small Simple Solutions. You might be able to get by with a size 1 if your dog is short-haired; with Minky, our Pom, the size 2 is helpful because her long hair tends to get in the way of the adhesive.

Pros: CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE

Cons: A bit more work

I used these with my dog when she went into heat . I had app. to get her fixed at the vet 2 days after she started being in heat . It was 3 weeks on that mess and im so happy she is fixed .

Pros: great for dogs

Cons: real dog diapers work better

These worked as a great low cost solution to use for my dog while she was in heat. All you have to do is cut a little hole for their tale and there you go! No more expensive doggie diapers.

Pros: Less expensive than doggie diapers

Cons: They don't have a tail hole!

I use these for my senior dog who has leaking problems when she lays down. they work great.

Pros: great for my senior dog

Cons: none