Being in the situation where you are trying to work out if a dog nappy is the best solution for the situation you and your pet are currently in can be one of confusion, misinformation and stigmatisations. In this article we are going to cover why dogs might need nappies, different types of pet diapers, what the right type is for your pet and their needs and what materials are safe. At Dundies® we have delved deeply into the materials that make up pet nappies and diapers and the nasty side effects that untested and unregulated materials can have for your pet. We’re all about happy, healthy pets and creating homes of less mess, less stress and more cuddles, so let’s get into it!
Puppies arrive in their new homes as cute, tiny little balls of mischief and little ‘mistakes’ happen often and we are quick to forgive due to those big adorable puppy eyes. However, there are ways that you can easily set your puppy up for success to get on top of toilet training from the get go and ensure your puppy is house trained quickly.
For this experiment we aimed to calculate the average drying time for all Dundies pet nappies, puppy pads, inserts and belly bands. Size medium nappies, belly bands and inserts were used for the trial and our standard sized 76 x 76cm puppy pad.
Welcome to the direct factory outlet pet series where we bring you stories of factory seconds pups. The ones with a little bit of a quirk. Today we meet Marshmallow. Marshmallow was born with a cleft palate and also has limb deformities in her front legs.
There is a story behind Dundies and it belongs to a dog named Sophie and an owner named Emily.
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Around 80% of incontinence cases in pets are caused by weakened muscles around the bladder neck.
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