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Washable Belly Band

Washable Belly Band

Regular price $20 USD
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Description

A washable band for male dogs, for the dribbles and small accidents that come with age. It wraps the waist, catches what happens, and the day carries on.

The fabric is soft against skin and absorbent where it needs to be, and the hook-and-loop closure holds snug without pinching. Three come in the set, so there is always one on, one in the wash, and one ready.

Product Details

  • What's included: 3 bands, one each in black, charcoal, and navy
  • Material: Soft absorbent layers
  • Closure: Adjustable hook-and-loop
  • For: Male dogs

Care Instructions

Close the hook-and-loop before washing, so it doesn't catch on the fabric. Machine wash with like colors and let it air dry. Skip fabric softener, which coats the fibers and leaves them less absorbent.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping
Orders of $60 or more ship free. Under $60, shipping is a flat $4.99. Delivery takes up to 5 business days within the United States, and a tracking number reaches you by email as soon as your order ships.

Returns
Items can be returned within 14 days of delivery if they haven't been used, with tags attached and in their original packaging.

Contact us before sending anything back and we'll reply with the return address and instructions.

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Product FAQs

Washable band or disposable wraps: which one?
Both do the same job for male dogs; the difference is the day. The washable band is the economical everyday choice at home, and disposables earn their place when laundry isn't practical. Many owners keep both.
How long can he wear one?
Change it as soon as it's wet, since damp fabric against skin isn't comfortable for long. That's what the set of 3 is for: one on, one in the wash, one ready.
Can I make it more absorbent?
Yes. The Dog Diaper Liners are disposable inserts that lay inside the band. Heavier days get covered, and the band itself needs washing less often.
My dog's accidents are new. Should I be worried?
If dribbling or accidents are new or sudden, a vet visit is the right first step, since a change like that is worth ruling out medically before treating it as routine.
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