For Urinary incontinence. Just like in people, dogs can suffer from urinary incontinence. This may be caused by a urinary tract infection, a weakened sphincter muscle, diabetes, or a bladder condition. If your dog is incontinent, speak to your veterinarian. Medications or surgery may be indicated to manage the condition. However, diapers may also be a part of the solution.
For senior dogs. Older dogs may have trouble getting up in time to make it outside. They may also have a more difficult time controlling their urges. In some cases cognitive dysfunction can also play a role in accidents. Medications may help, but the dog diapers may also play a permanent role.
Dog diapers for females in heat. Female dogs in heat may leave stains around the house. Dog diapers can keep your house cleaner and also prevent the near constant licking that often occurs with a female dog in heat.
House training. Accidents in the house are par for the course in house training. If you are very concerned about this, dog diapers may be a temporary solution until your puppy or adopted adult dog is house trained. Rely on them too much, however, and your dog may never learn where and when to go. So proceed with caution.