Pet Soft Disposable Cat Diapers - Female Dog Diapers for Cats & Dogs in Heat Period or Urine Incontinence, Doggie Diapers Ultra Absorbent Leak-Proof Puppy Diapers 24pcs (Green, XXS)

These diaper liners saved my furniture when my cat developed incontinence. I used them inside a cloth diaper that wrapped around my cat's rear end to hold them in place. It was a perfect solution to an unpleasant situation.

These work well on teeny tiny dogs. I was dog-sitting a 2-3lb puppy who likes to pee anywhere and everywhere. Well that wasn’t going to work. And dog diapers do not come small enough. So I decided to try these kitty diapers and they worked pretty well. Weirdly, it contained her pee but she could still poop out of them! But poop from a puppy that small isn’t really a problem. It was the pee I was most interested in catching.

I really thought I was about to lose my 18 yo Bengal, Ophelia. She was very unsteady on her feet and had significant trouble getting into and out of the litter box. I'm not sure if that's the issue or she's incontinent, but these diapers have been great. She has adapted to them and they keep her, her bed, my bed, and other furniture dry. She now stands there patiently while I change it as if she knows they're doing her a huge favor. I wish I'd had them awhile back when she had a UTI and did quite a number (that number being ONE) on my couch. Thus, they're great to extend their life in old age if they're incontinent and if your cat is peeing all over due to a UTI, they're great until the medicine kicks in.

Diaper is flimsy and fasteners do not stick. My cat ran around and the diaper fell off in less than 30 seconds. Ugh!

I gave this 3 stars because they work really well as far as absorbancy, fit, and the fact that they're soft. However, my 16 year old cat is a bastard - always has been - and doesn't keep them on. The problem is the tabs.... They're all disposable materials, so even though the tabs themselves have great adhesive strength, they also come apart with very little force. In other words, this bastard figured out that if he pulls at them enough, the tabs literally rip apart. And all you need is one to get the whole thing off. This cat is barely alive - he has FIV, and has no eyes anymore. He weighs about 4 lbs wet, he's so frail he has no more fat and barely enough muscle to move, his sense of smell is almost gone, but he figured out how to get the tabs to break. My point is, if your cat is a bastard, don't bother, it's a waste of money. The first 3 or 4 diapers worked really well before he figured it out. They DEFINITELY need stronger tabs, ones that don't rip apart. So I gave 3 out of 5 (because a normal cat probably wouldn't have been able to do it).

These diapers are one the better side than some of the other ones I've tried. The problem I find is the hole for the tail sometimes being to big and that allows room for leakage. Now the best road to take if you must use cat diapers on your cat for the rest of their life is to have custom made diapers that fit your cats unique body. I recently adopted a 5 month old kitten named Regina, who was born with Spina Bifida and is paralyzed from her lower back down. She is a female and while she does know when she has to go to the bathroom she can not unfortunately control it. Custom made cat diapers can be expensive at 1st but you really do need to hav several of them but you still need to have disposable ones on hand too. for emergencies when you don't hav a custom made diapers available. I wish I would of went with these 1st because they are by far the better ones out there.

Over the past few years I have purchased small diapers for my 8lb cat, and these are absolutely perfect! They fit well and stay on very well, too. Other brands have skinnier diapers, but the wide width of these diapers traps waste completely in the diaper. Will never purchase from another brand!

Ordered extra small and though it fits they just aren't that great.