Hartz Comfitables Cat Diapers, Size S 12 Count, Comfortable & Secure Fit, Easy to Put On

I was a little skeptical, but these diapers work pretty good. Takes two people to put on a cat (at least that applies to our cat), but holds on well and does not leak.

These fit my cat perfectly. We got the S and they seem to fit true to the size on the size chart. These performed well and did not leak. They are expensive, but work.

I imagine these would work great on most cats, however my black cat just refused to wear it and had many hissy fits and growls (she would pee on the floor and futon constantly) and the other cat is going in heat soon so we were able to practice getting it on just fine with her, however she does happen to constantly lick at it and wants it off tries to chew through it. Very cute design and hopefully there's and easier and less stressful way to have cats adjust to it.

TipToe was in between small and medium, 15" waist and 9 pounds. Medium fit just fine, easy to get on, absorbent, no leaks, catching all pee and poop. I clean him after each changing but fir and peri area has been clean and dry. They are expensive. I matched the mediums to a Huggies size 3 diaper, cut a hole for his tail and they work the same as the cat diapers but cheaper. Store brand would be even less. The baby diaper just has padding all over that is not needed but didn't find it to be a problem. I wouldn't say the cat loved wearing them but he didn't try rip them off nor did they fall off on their own. He's no longer very active at over 18 years old and just sort of lays around wearing them. He does start to sort of lick the diaper and that is when I know he went potty and is ready for a change. See pictures for reference between Hartz and Huggies. Minus 1 star for cost.

These are pretty easy to put on and my cat tolerates them surprisingly well. They absorb well.I don't want to put them too tight, and my cat has figured out she can fit her face through the leg hole to lick herself, so she has dropped a random piece of poop around the house even with these on, so not 100% perfect, but generally hold things in place as they ought.My only complaint is the tail hole. I wish there was a bigger hole with a small strap to close it, because it clearly makes my cat uncomfortable trying to gently get her tail through the hole, when the hole rubs the fur the wrong way, and then trying to adjust it around the base of her tail always isn't great. I have used nail scissors to cut a little slit at the top to ease that, but the general design of the tail hole could just be a bit bitter. (If it was lightly elasticized, would be a good alternative as well.)

I used the weight guide for my cat & he was supposed to be small. It covered half of him. Obviously I cannot return once I've "used" one. What a waste.

When one of my cats got older, health issues and leg weakness caused incontinence. She was not able to make it to the litter box to urinate or defecate. These diapers were so incredibly helpful. She was able to maintain some degree of movement, and I didn't need to worry about finding accidents.There was a bit of a learning curve using them. You really have to get in behind their hindlegs and fit it as snuggly around their waist as possible. Also, you need to make sure that the tail hole really is just big enough for their tail - no larger. If you do these two things, they diapers will fit very securely ad there will not be any leaks.The diapers are very absorbent. Even with urine, the fur stays pretty dry. Also, they are pretty good at trapping in odors - if they start to smell, then chances are you left it on your cat too long.

Works great for our senior cat. He does not mind having these put on and rarely is able to get them off. Lasts a full day unless he goes #2 in which case we will change the diaper during the day.