OrneryPest
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Do they make diapers for cats? One of ours could certainly make good use of one!
Diapers for cats?
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hvp05
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You've got the easy to remember Pet Diapers for Dogs and Cats. Then there are the handmade Diapers for dogs (and cats). And, of course, the irresistibly-named Tinkle Trousers.
You can drop into a pet store and buy a dog's XS/S and that should work also.
You can drop into a pet store and buy a dog's XS/S and that should work also.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I'd say the cat needs something more than a diaper. 
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
Upon reading the thread title; my first thought was, good luck with that......diapers for cats......good idea in theory.
residualvisuals
black widow
Yeah, I'd imagine that would get torn off pretty quickly.
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
My cat that I recently had to put up for adoption HATED collars. NO WAY I'd have tried to put a diaper on her.
residualvisuals
black widow
Hahaha, I had a cat in a collar once. Poor thing had some trouble with his food and water, but he got the hang of it after a while.
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
I'm talkin' about a flea collar. I'd put one on her and she would get out of it; persistent little bugger she was.....
tes218
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ArkRescue
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These days you can get a diaper for just about any critter. You can even buy chicken diapers 
ain't they cute? LOL
My Pet Chicken - Chicken Diaper (Free shipping!)
ain't they cute? LOLMy Pet Chicken - Chicken Diaper (Free shipping!)
SoMDGirl42
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These days you can get a diaper for just about any critter. You can even buy chicken diapers
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Who the hell would want to keep a chicken indoors?
and more importantly, who the hell would want to change a chickens diaper. Chicken shiat stinks 
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ArkRescue
Adopt me please !
Who the hell would want to keep a chicken indoors?
Well ...... errr ummmm sometimes chickens need to be brought indoors when they are sick. I kept one in my master bathroom for over a month one Winter when she was sick It was too cold outside for her to recuperate there, so I closed the vent in the bathroom to keep it cooler than the rest of the house, and she drank her antibiotic water and got better.
Although I admit I did have her in a cage in the bathroom with bedding, it was when I let her watch TV with me that I put the diaper on her. She rejoined the flock in the coop a month or so after coming inside, and has been fine since. That was a about 3 years ago and Sweetie is still with me.
Ain't she cute?
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OrneryPest
lower life form
I'd say the cat needs something more than a diaper.
It certainly needs a whole lot more than just a diaper. It's a 16-year-old Seal Point Birman whose former owner died so we felt sorry for it and took it in, not realizing it had major mental health difficulties.
ArkRescue
Adopt me please !
OrneryPest
lower life form
for caring enough to look for ways to help the kitty .....
At least it gets along nicely with our old cat, which the deceased lady's other cat, which we also took in, doesn't.
DaisyDuke
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DosGattos
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Now remember, do NOT do this when you have your little one.
WHAT??!! Babies don't have tails?! I guess that means they don't need kennels either. I guess I will have to take it back to PetCo. So much for the baby being house trained by the time hubby gets home!