HONEY CARE All-Absorb Disposable Female Dog Diapers Extra Small Size, Improved, 50 Count, Super Absorbent, Breathable, Wetness Indicator (Pack of 1, 50 Count Total)

I have a maltipoo and order the size small. Been using these for my dog since she was a puppy for about 2 years now because I work long hours I can’t always be here to let her out and she’s a little one. She just finally began using puppy pads! But I’ll continue to have her wear these when she’s home for long periods because she is so small. Got some for a friend with an elderly male and they work great also. There’s a wetness indicator that turns blue just like baby diapers when there is any fluid inside I appreciate being able to keep my dog hygienic. They stay fastened as long as you don’t leave them too loose and they can absorb a massive amount of liquid. They’ve saved my carpets and rugs and saved me a lot of messes too. Thanks honey care.

I had been using AKC brand, but Amazon was out of stock. These looked like they may be similar, so ordered both male and female...received my order today. First Glance: Male seemed thinner, unsure about velcro closure, but they looked the same. 2 males testing XS (Yorkie Poo blind senior and Biewer Puppy not 1 yr old.) Female... 4 (1 chihuahua under 1 yr, 1 Biewer under 1 yr, 1 Senior blind maltese and a Yorkie under 1 year) all XS. For the most they looked similar with one exception the tail section that goes over the pet's back, is not padded like the rest, which I like. Makes the fit less bulky as rarely does that area get messy. I like the way they fit. Getting ready to order 5 more pkgs but I am waiting on my results from these testers. I should know in a few hours. Some are not major waterers, but my seniors are heavy duty soakers. The diapers are perfect for tiny bottoms with no excessive diaper like most others. They are easy to put on. The velcro strength is on par with others although my Biewer knows how to open the tab, so strength is important here. She finally quit removing all female diapers. The strength is similar to the AKC ones I had been using. They seem more comfortable for them. I am slmost ready to pull the reorder trigger, but the real test now will be in the absorbancy. Love the heart shaped tail hole. At first glance without the wetness test, these are worth every penny. UPDATE: Absorbancy for my pets did not work. They were soaked through. They are good for an hour or 2 but don't trust them for overnight. for my 3 to 6 lb pets. Not enough padding. Price is good but I will have to add an incontinence pad to them for overnight.

I purchased the Small size for my Bichon, who weighs about 14 lbs and normally wears a Small in dog clothing. She spends her days looking innocent while actively searching for ways to create extra work for me. One of my favorite features is the Velcro tabs. The diapers I was buying before used adhesive tape-style closures, and these are much easier to put on and adjust. The Velcro holds securely but can still be repositioned if needed. The diapers are noticeably thicker than some of the others I’ve purchased, which gives me more confidence in their absorbency. They fit well, stay in place, and haven’t caused any irritation. The only minor downside is that they’re a little bulkier than some thinner diapers. That’s probably part of why they absorb so well, but under a fluffy Bichon coat it can look like she’s smuggling a small pillow around the house. Overall, I’m very happy with the quality. They’re convenient, absorbent, well-made, and a great value for the money. Most importantly, they’ve helped keep accidents under control while my tiny fuzzy employee continues refusing to contribute financially to the household.

These HONEY CARE disposable female dog diapers are very absorbent and do a good job handling accidents. The material feels soft and breathable, and the wetness indicator is helpful so you know when it is time for a change. The sizing itself is generous, and the coverage is good once properly fitted. The main issue we ran into is that an active dog can get them off. If your dog moves around a lot, plays hard, or is determined, these can shift or come loose fairly easily. They seem better suited for calmer dogs, overnight use, or situations where activity is limited. When they stay in place, they work well, but keeping them on an energetic dog can be frustrating. Pros: • Very absorbent • Soft and breathable material • Wetness indicator is helpful • Good coverage when fitted correctly Cons: • Active dogs can get them off • Not very secure for high-energy movement Suggestions for improvement: Stronger or wider fastening tabs would help keep them secure on active dogs. An optional adjustable waistband or harness-compatible design could also improve fit and prevent slipping. Overall, these diapers work well for absorbency but are not the best choice for very active dogs. They may be a better fit for calmer pets or short-term use.

Something has changed. I was buying xs for my 10 lb, 18 YO, Yorkie, but switched up to a s which seemed to fit her a little better b/c I put half a sanitary napkin inside, esp at night since she seems to pee a lot and the diaper doesn't hold all her urine. But recently I compared an xs with a s and found that the s is 6" longer, way too big for her, but the xs seems a little tight. The small r more baggy and she sometimes poops in her diaper. The holes also r inconsistent. I got Dani when she was 14, and came with this brand of diaper. I didn't know how dog diapers worked and she pooped out of the tail hole so I assumed that was what was supposed to happen. I've noticed that the holes have gotten smaller, and r inconsistent in how they r cut. She has a very small tail (I wish they would stop cutting Yorkie pups tails off) so usually has no problem pooing thru the hole. She is blind and deaf now, so usually doesn't hit the pee pads, but I've blocked off half the rooms so she can go into the bathroom, hallway, kitchen and back laundry room. She does fine if I don't move things, but she doesn't find or look for the pee pads that r down. I've started making the tail hole larger if they r small cuz I don't want her walking around with poop in her diaper or sleeping in it, since I'm not always home for periods of time.

These are the best diapers to use. I have a senior service animal that just had cancer tumor surgery on her belly. She's an indoor pup 14 yrs old. She wants to use her usual potty pads but this is actually much better during tbis time. She still squats to go.... but there's no pad to clean up. Great. I use a diaper pail in the bathroom near her pads to put the used pads/diapers in (#2 -remove the diaper, then hold tp under the pup & flush). These diapers hold a lot. I do trim that elastic part on the inside to prevent rubbing on her delicate skin. These fit great & hold a lot. I think people should all have diapers & potty pads somewhere in their homes bc its cruel to make any pet or person "hold it" until you finish doing whatever it is, to take them out. If they did, no one would worry about accidents.

Love them for my little girl, they hold up well and comfortable for her. She dosnt slip out of them and it had an obvious wet indicator. Wish there was more colors other than the white 😅

I have a 9lb Chiweenie - the HoneyCare XS is too small and irritates her groin area, while the HoneyCare S is too large for her and falls off. I do not have this problem with other brands where she wears a size small with no issues. The absorbency of this diaper is fine, although I sometimes beef it up with half of a diaper liner if I need to leave her for longer than 8 hours (fused end nearest the tail, cut end wicking into "business" area). One point off for sizing issues.

I use this size small diaper on my 17 year old 12 pound Pomeranian Mix dog. Better than any other disposable diapers that I have tried (have tried at least 5 other brands). They fit well and are highly absorbent with no leaking. I have used this brand for a year now. The Velcro tabs could be a little more stickier as she occasionally slips out of her diaper.

Our 15 year old cross Staffie/Greyhound started to display incontinence signs on a regular basis about 2 months ago and we had to take nappies on board. These are very absorbent, as she can do quite considerable wees, but they have 2 problems: they are too tight around the waist, and come off with the weight of the wee! In order for nappies to work for her, we had to use a combo of washable nappies (they too fall on their own) on top of the disposable nappy. The main issue continues to be size, so I am hoping this brand will consider releasing an XXL and even an XXXL sizes in the future for proper large dogs.

If you've got a dog in season these are essential. Absorbent, stay put and saved us a lot of mess around the house. The wetness indicator is a useful touch and the XS was a good fit for ours.

Great doggie diaper. Tried many brands but this is the only one that works for my dog without leaks.

Such a shame I can no longer purchase this brand of female dog nappies from Amazon Australia. They were the absolute best quality for my senior female Cavoodle. Would last the night and absolutely no leaks and stayed on firm comfortable fit. Great absorption. Now I can no longer get these I tried other brands but leaked and were nothing and not even close to these nappies. Such a big shame please bring these back please 🙏