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TRIXIE Male Diapers (also known as "Belly Bands") are a specialized hygienic solution designed specifically for the male anatomy. Unlike standard diapers, these wrap around the midsection to cover the male organs effectively. They are an essential tool for managing male dog incontinence, chronic "marking" behavior, or post-surgical care.
These diapers are engineered with a highly absorbent core and a leak-proof outer layer to protect your furniture, rugs, and upholstery from urine stains. The soft, breathable material and adjustable hook-and-loop fasteners ensure the diaper stays in place even on active dogs.
Key Features and Benefits:
Male-Specific Design: Specifically contoured as a "belly band" to provide targeted coverage where it is needed most.
Leak-Proof Technology: Features an absorbent micro-fiber pad and elasticated edges to prevent side leakage.
Behavioral Aid: An excellent tool for discouraging "marking" in the house or for senior dogs with weakening bladder control.
Adjustable Fasteners: Strong, resealable adhesive/hook-and-loop tabs allow for a precise, comfortable fit around the waist.
Stay-Dry Comfort: The non-woven material wicks moisture away from the skin, preventing irritation and "urine scald."
Disposable & Easy: Simple to apply and dispose of, making them ideal for travel, hotel stays, or daily home management.
| Size | Waist Circumference | Typical Breed Examples |
| S–M | 30–46 cm | Jack Russell, Westie |
| M–L | 46–60 cm | Beagle, Cocker Spaniel |
| L–XL | 60–80 cm | Golden Retriever, Labrador |
Q: Is this different from a female diaper? A: Yes. A male diaper (belly band) is a wide strip that wraps around the waist to cover the penis. Female diapers look more like "pants" with a tail hole. Using a male-specific diaper provides a much more secure and comfortable fit for boys.
Q: Will this stop my dog from lifting his leg to mark? A: It will not stop the instinct to mark, but it will catch the urine, preventing damage to your home. Many dogs also find the sensation of the diaper discourages them from lifting their leg over time.
Q: How tight should the diaper be? A: It should be snug enough to not slip down when the dog walks, but you should be able to comfortably fit two fingers under the band to ensure it isn't restricting breathing or circulation.
Q: Can these be used after surgery? A: Yes, they are often used to prevent dogs from licking incisions in the lower abdominal area, provided the diaper does not rub directly against the wound.
