I have given this a good amount of use, it is not absorbent without a sanitary towels and even then can still get through to the band. The band itself inside has now starting falling apart, considering it has always been used with a towel is not good. This product is not cheap so a lot better quality is expected.the

This is the perfect solution to my dog's incontinence, he's not to bad but for getting through the night it takes the worry out of it. I use the hammock with ladies sanitary pads, night time ones, I use 2 pads side by side and it's a lot cheaper than paying for 'dog's' insert pads. Easy to put on and washes brilliantly.

I bought the large size for my Labrador x but found that the 'gusset 'part is still too narrow and the elasticated sides make the problem worse. Hence numerous leaks at the end piece and the gusset part is too narrow to take a medium size liner. The velcro fastener runs along the length and there is little room for adjustment so the whole wrap tends to slide around in use. Bought a different product, made in Scotland, which resolves all the above problems and I am much happier as is the dog.

Not the best design in my opinion.. It is well made and robust... Negatives: The velcro strip is not really adjustable, and although a medium size fit my westie the elastic sides of the band cut into his belly and left red marks within a few hours.. A bigger size would not have helped. I may still use it if I can put something in the band to soften the elastic edges.. Overall I am disappointed as the reviews were mostly positive... I paid extra postage to get it quicker only to find the product disappointing... I would not recommend. I will order a nice wide band with flatter edges with a longer adjustable velcro strip.

just as described. I use it for my dog who marks his territory everywhere! This, used in conjunction with a pad, saves my furniture and shopping bags.😄

Great. I line it with a sanitary towel for my rescue dog who goes on a peeing/spraying spree whenever left home alone. I used to come home to find about 6 tiny puddles in the kitchen up the appliances. Well in the few days of using it, there has been no more mess to tidy up on returning home. And also by inspecting the inserted towel he hasn't actually peed at all so it's great.

Very useful indeed for my elderly incontinent Yorkie. However, if you are dealing, as I am, with more than just the odd dribble, you'll need disposable liners. The recommended ones are OK as far as they go, but Tena lady extra are much better and readily available. They are just the right size, and usually are enough overnight.

Didn’t mark comfort as I’m not able to speak dog! If my mutt could talk he might say that this isn’t the best sized item we’ve purchased for his issues. Every time he moved it moved. We purchased a Glendarcy and the fit on that was much better, staying put while he was scrapping with his brother from another litter pal. Keeping this as a spare pair but getting a couple of extra Glendarcy ones.

We were given a couple from a friend when our boy became slightly incontinent. They were a life saver but got old and loose, so we bought this one new. He has only worn it twice and the elastic has gone one side.. look like a pretty skirt 😄 would like to know who I can contact about this.. looked everywhere. Still have packaging that's how new it is.

Very difficult to put on and the type and use of elastic seems to cut in also I found it wasn't wide enough and if the dog had been restless it would leak. This has leaked 8/10 times even when I've tried to use a nappy with it. The Velcro kept bunching up making it very difficult to join up, I have another make and instead of going along the dogs back it goes in the direction of the wrap around.It washes well and if the Velcro gets clogged up I used my fine comb that I use on the dogs the outside fabric so if it's leaked it's this that gets wet and everything else it touches.I'm using this on a basset hound and it may be this is why I'm having trouble other breeds may find this OK, the idea is excellent and I like the built in pad and for minor incontinence with a few modifications this could be improved as it seems they started on a good idea then rushed the finishing touches.Do not get the liners these are just panty liners which are cheaper in the supermarket. Not sure why they didn't think to make a proper doggy nappy liner as baby liners have the padding in the wrong areas. If they either produced a nappy like liner or a male nappy and it wasn't too expensive I'd get it. They already make dog nappies mainly for female dogs so surely with a bit of thought it wouldn't take much to produce a liner or male dog nappy.