EZwhelp (8-Pack) Belly Band/Wrap, XS, Tan

These are so easy to get on and off. We love these. I have three dogs... small, medium and large. The mediums fit my 9-pounder. I can't imagine who the small fits... For the 9-pounder the mediums leave a bit of room. The large fit my 24-pounder fat boy just perfectly... These are the best wraps I have purchased. As soon as our dogs come back in, they are actually jumping up on the couch to get their wraps put back on. The vie for first place, tails wagging. And if you forget, they even stand on their hind legs and paw you to remind you that you forgot them. Of course, we gush while we're putting them on and they love gushing. They must be comfortable (and feel comfortable).. They are wider than the others I have purchased, which is a big plus... you know their little wee-wees are covered. The others sometimes missed the mark and the whole purpose of wearing one of these. These are not stiff, they are almost soft. The dogs' movements are not restricted and they don't seem to even notice they're on for the most part. The only dog that's lost one is the shepard... and I think that's us and his sloping backside. They wash up very nicely. I merely snap the velcro together, throw them in the wash and do a 25 minute small load. Since they're snapped together the velcro doesn't attach to everything and make a mess of the load. We thought they were fairly thin and worried they wouldn't hold the liquid. They do hold the liquid....no spillage or seepage. Great if you have to take them somewhere to keep them from marking the territory. It's not that we have a problem with them....we just have new floors and carpets and I don't want even one small mistake on our new floors.

I decided to try the EZwhelp’s black belly bands for my small dog that was dribbling pee on the carpet. I love the dog and wanted a simple solution. Before ordering, I was wondering if the belly band would stay on and in place. When they arrived, I was pleased to see a very heavy duty velcro strap that made it easy to put on and held the band in place. They were also also very absorbent. Because I just didn’t know how much pet pee they would hold, I thought I would do a simple test by pouring water on the belly band with a kitchen measuring cup. In my crude test it held about 40ML of water before starting to feel a bit damp on the edges. The out side never felt wet at all. I can easily get a full days use out of one band and with eight in a package, I have a weeks supply before having to wash them.The belly band worked great for my dog.

We inherited an extremely healthy, but un-house trained 12yr old Schnauzer/Terrier mix. We valiantly worked to house train him for a year. He no longer poops in the house, but we could not get him to stop lifting his leg. He would sneak off and pee.We saw disposable dog wraps at the big box pet store, so we bought a package and tried them. They did stop him from peeing, but they would not stay on him. Plus, they were crinkly and uncomfortable for him.I searched on Amazon for something better, and came across these. They come in an 8-pack for a very reasonable price, so I ordered them. Upon receipt, we could see that they are really well-made, supple and would likely be comfortable for him.It was funny - he has gotten used to having wraps put on him, so when I held it out, he walked over so I could put it on him. I fits very nicely, and is quite adjustable, so I was able to make it comfortable for him. Not only do these not easily come off, he doesn't even try to take them off.He never pees in them (nor did he pee in the disposables), so they stay nice and clean. I guess they just remind him to not lift his leg while he's wearing them.All-in-all, a terrific deal. Highly recommended!

Just got these today! My chihuahua weights in @ a hefty 4.5lbs! Got Xsmall. Fits great. Hope this helps "Sir Marks A Lot" with his urge to leave his mark everywhere;-)

I have a rescue dog that has been impossible to train to not mark inside the house. I use a lot of belly bands. The price of these helps to be able to use at least one a day and wash weekly. I first used the bands that have elastic but they left a mark on his sheath. I switched to another brand without elastic and I like them also. Then I decided to try these. I use economy brand size 4 or 5 extra thin overnight panty liners to keep moisture away from his skin. Frosty measures 12 inches around his waist. I measured in front of his back legs and just behind his sheath opening. I ordered a size small. I can use the liner, wrap the band just snug enough to cover all of the velcro and it is not too tight. The second picture shows where I place the pad on the band. The band measures 4 1/4 inches wide. I put the pad towards the front of the band and then put the band on him as far back as I can on his body. That seems to catch his pee and keeps the belly band dry. He's very active and he doesn't behave in a way to lead me to believe it bothers him. It stays in place during rough and tumble play with my other dogs. If the velcro isn't covered it will catch on rugs or bedding. I haven't washed the used ones yet. If I see a problem after washing, I will update. Any band with a velcro closing must be closed before tossing into a load of laundry or it will catch on anything in the wash. I switch between these and the other brand that I like. Now I have enough to not have to wash as often. Still working on the marking thing. I added a doggy door but now he sometimes sneaks out with the band on. When that happens, there is so much outside marking to be done and he will soak the liner and yet the band hasn't felt wet. But I still do a complete change of liner and band. Neuter your pets young and teach the potty habit early. I hope, someday, I won't need to use this product at all. I didn't rate the absorbency because I use a liner, but if the liner gets soaked, I haven't felt a wetness with this band like I have with others.