Dog diapers – information on incontinence and reviews of dog diapers
While many dogs with some degree of paralysis can still control their bladder or bowels, some have a difficult time. Not only is incontinence inconvenient for you, the owner, but it can be a health hazard to your dog. Urinary or fecal incontinence can cause skin problems such as scalding lesions and infections.
If you are reading this information because your dog has urinary incontinence (is leaking urine) I would advise you to have your vet examine your dog to determine if there is a medical problem. I have seen several cases where a dog has worn diapers for a long time when really the dog had a treatable medical condition. Some medical conditions that can cause leaking urine include:
- estrogen-responsive incontinence
- cushing’s disease
- diabetes
- urinary tract infection
- crystals in the urine
- bladder stones
- kidney disease
- liver disease
If you have questions about your dog’s incontinence, you can ASK A VET QUESTION of Dr. Marie.
If your vet determines that the cause of incontinence is not treatable, then dog diapers are a good idea. Diapers can help a dog to live with dignity and greatly reduce the chance of sores and skin infections.
There are several types of dog diapers available for purchase. We at Paralyzed-Dogs.com do frequent internet searches to help you choose if and where to purchase diapers.
Bramtom Simple Solution Doggie Diaper Garments:

Simple Solution Doggie Diaper Garment
These are stylish diapers that are adjustable and tend to fit a dog quite well. They come with disposable pads which are placed inside of the diaper. The diaper garment is machine washable. If you do order this product we suggest you order one size bigger than you think you need.
At last check this diaper was available online at the following prices:
- PetSmart.com $15.99 (xxsmall) to $21.99 (xxlarge). Refills are $5.99 for 22 small/medium or $4.99 for 10 large.
- PetSupplies.com ***Currently has a sale***: $9.89 (xxsmall) to $15.39 (xxlarge). Refills are $3.99 for 22 small/medium or $4.99 for 10 large.
- Handicappedpets.com: $14.99 (xxsmall) to $21.99 (xxlarge).
SnuggEase Protective Dog Diapers

SnuggEase Protective Dog Diaper
These diapers are more expensive than the ones mentioned above but they really have great reviews. People who have used them say that they fit really well and they can hold a large amount of urine. They are definitely recommended for large dogs. The product is machine washable AND dryable. (The diapers above have to be hung to dry).
At last check, this diaper was available online at the following prices:
- Only Natural Pet Store $16.79 – $47.99 depending on size and whether you buy a 1 or 2 pack. They currently have a sale on some sizes of diapers.
Simple Solution Disposable Diapers

Simple Solutions disposable diapers
Disposable diapers can be more convenient to use than a garment that needs to be washed. However they will be more expensive than non-disposables. Most people who have used these diapers for their dogs have found that they did not always fit well. However, if you can get a good fit then they do tend to work well.
At last check, this diaper was available online at the following prices:
- PetSmart.com ***Currently has a sale*** $9.99 (xxsmall) to $15.99 (xxlarge) – 12 pack.
- PetSupplies.com $8.99 (xxsmall) to $12.99 (xxlarge) – 12 pack.









