5 Best Dog Diapers of 2023
The top diapers to combat excitable urination, leaking caused by incontinence, and accidents during potty training.

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Dog diapers — also referred to as wraps and belly bands — are essential for dogs who suffer from incontinence; this is common in senior dogs and those recovering from surgery or struggling with mobility issues, making them just as essential for the pet parents who want the best for their pups in all stages of life. From the issue of comfort to the possibility of urine burn and skin irritation, there’s a lot to consider before purchasing diapers for your dog. That’s why we’ve rounded up the best dog diapers of 2023 — based on their secure and comfortable fit, price point, and quality of absorption. Below, our favorite picks for pups and their parents.
Btw, our editors (and their pets) picked out these products. They’re always in stock at the time we publish, but there’s a chance they’ll sell out. If you do buy through our links, we may earn a commission. (We’ve got a lot of toys to buy over here, you know?)
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Avery Felman
Avery is an editor at The Wildest. She has written for numerous publications, including Refinery29, BuzzFeed, and V Magazine. She lives in Brooklyn, New York with her fiancé and cat, Chicken, and has high hopes that one of them will let her adopt a dog.