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my 17 yr. old 5 # Pomeranian (neutered male) has to wear a male wrap, due to frequent wetting in the house... but can wriggle out of it...I found the Vet's Best Perfect Fit ...which sounds like it would work well, but I need a liner that is really a
Hi there and thanks for posting on Boop by Petco! Some pet stores do sell liners for female diapers and belly bands. However, some of these are a little expensive. You can try your local wholesale retailer (like a Sam's Club or Costco) for generic sanitary pads for women than may fit nicely and work well.
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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My male 12.5 yr old goldendoodle has two none cancerous tumors on his back. We are having them removed in ten days. He's always rolling on his back and bleeds everywhere, what can I do his bandages won't stay on. Thank you
You can put a t-shirt on Yankee over the bandages. Secure them with tape, and then cover him with a t-shirt. That should help keep the bandages in place. There are also surgical shirts you can get that will help keep the tumors covered and the bandages in place: http://medicalpetshirts.com
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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Hi my dog was recently spayed (2-3 days ago) wanted to ask to see if this looks okay. And also, she is really skittish, so I cannot put a e-collar on her without her potentially hurting herself/ruining the stiches so my husband has been staying up al
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! It looks a little red but it could just be the coloring of the picture. As long as there is no heat, swelling or discharge it should be ok. There is a doughnut collar that may work- it blows up around the neck. A shirt would work too. One of those should help you out. Good luck and kisses to your pup!
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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My dog has had surgery on Wednesday to remove a tumor from her leg. She has now ripped off her bandages and I have spoken with my sis in law who is a vet nurse and she explained how to put it back on until we get the bandages changed on Monday. Our d
Try getting her one of the inflatable donut type collars to prevent her from getting to it. They are available at most large pet supply stores. I would contact your veterinarian today instead of waiting until Monday.
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Is it okay to put a bandaid on my dogs spy insicion? I have her cone on but notcied she somehow got it off yesterday. As an extra percaution can i put a bandaid in it while i go out to run an errand and remove when i get back?
Hello, sorry to hear about Poochie. It may be safer to put a shirt on as the adhessive of the bandaid may cause too much movement at the incision line when being removed. A shirt and her e-collar should be sufficient to keep the incision covered and protected. Hope this helps and best of luck. If you do decide to place a bandage, then I would leave it on for 5 days before removing it so that the incision is not messed with too much. Additionally, make sure the bandaid is large enough so that there is no adhessive portion directly on the incision. Hope this helps and best of luck.
Updated on September 24th, 2025