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Dono Disposable Pull‑Up Dog Diapers Size S Brown – 10 Pack/New

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Experience convenient and comfortable protection for your female dog with Dono disposable pull-up diapers. Designed for puppies and small to medium breeds, these diapers feature a 360° wider elastic waistband for a secure fit. The super absorbent core locks in liquid for up to 500ml, ensuring leak-proof and odor-free wear.


Made with breathable fabric and a tail hole, they provide all-day comfort. Easy tear-away sides allow for quick removal, ideal for house training, elderly dogs, or post-surgery care. Cute bear print adds a functional, adorable touch.

Brand: Dono

Color: Brown

More features

  • 360° 1.2" wider elastic waistband for a snug fit

  • Super absorbent SAP core locks in up to 500ml of liquid

  • 2" exteThese Dono Disposable Pull‑Up Dog Diapers – Size S (Brown) provide secure, comfortable protection for female dogs, puppies, and small breeds. The 360° wider elastic waistband offers a snug, stay‑put fit, while the super absorbent SAP core locks in up to 500ml of liquid for leak‑proof, odor‑free wear.


  • Made with breathable non‑woven fabric, elastic leg cuffs, and a tail hole, these diapers keep your dog comfortable all day. The tear‑away side seams make removal quick and easy — ideal for heat cycles, incontinence, training, travel, or post‑surgery care. Finished with a cute bear print for an adorable touch.


  • This pack new, and proceeds support Paws of Hope Colorado.


    Key Features

    • 360° elastic waistband for a secure fit

    • Super absorbent SAP core holds up to 500ml

    • Extended leak‑proof edges

    • Breathable fabric + tail hole

    • Tear‑away sides for fast removal

    • Cute brown bear print

    • Brand: Dono

    • Color: Brown

    • Package Weight: 0.97 lb

    • Condition: New

    • Supports Paws of Hope Coloradonded leak-proof edge

  • Breathable non-woven fabric with tail hole and elastic leg cuffs

  • Tear-away side seams for easy removal

  • Suitable for heat cycles, incontinence, training, and travel

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