Pack – 2 Colors Waterproof Diapers Dog Belly Band With Absorbent Pad Male Wrap Reusable Sz XXS (waist 6" - 8")

We use this urinal wrap instead of a full diaper, because errant urine is harder to clean up indoors than poop, and we did not want to have to clean our Rottie-Hound mix (Rocky) from his own poop as well. Cleaning up poop indoors, most of the time, is easy, especially with a good natural stain and odor treatment. We started with paper wraps, but found that Rocky often tore them up if we did not change them soon enough. So, as advertised, this cloth wrap has an excellent absorbent pad and a water proof lining, which holds in pee most of the time until the next wrap change (unless it sometimes goes out of adjustment before we get to it). Our primary issue with it, making it less than excellent, is that it does not breath at all, which tends to result in excess "dry" moisture that can irritate Rocky's genital area. We largely solved this problem by adding a folded wash cloth or towel section to the pad, which both helps wick away unnecessary moisture and absorbs more pee as well. Folding the extra cloth helps both with absorbency and inhibiting its removal by a sometimes irritated dog. It would be nice if there was a GoreTex-like liner option for this wrap. I know it would probably make an already somewhat costly item prohibitive for many. However, we would likely pay for at least some models at the higher price to ease Rocky's discomfort. For cleaning in the sink, we initially use Dawn dish detergent, rinse, and wring, then often spray, rinse, and wring again with a natural stain/odor remover, such as Nature's Miracle. Our electric dryer is very busy these days using its wrack drying feature. Tip: It helps with washing and drying to attach the velcro fastener with the wrap inside out before starting. This also prevents the velcro from tearing any of the inside webbing while washing.