Mikki Hygiene Pants - Large



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Mikki No Mess No Stress Hygiene Pants | Accessory Size: Extra Large (Xl)
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The Mikki Hygiene Pants are designed for dogs in heat, recovering from surgery, or managing incontinence, offering a comfortable and secure solution for both pets and owners. These reusable pants provide a snug yet breathable fit, ensuring your dog stays happy and stress-free. However, it's important to select the correct size for the best fit and effectiveness.
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Measure your dog's waist circumference just in front of the hind legs. Compare the measurement to the size chart (Small: 28-39cm, Medium: 37-46cm, Large: 45-58cm, X-Large: 58-70cm) to select the correct size.
Yes, the Mikki Hygiene Pants are machine washable. Always follow the washing instructions on the product label.
No, the Mikki Hygiene Pants do not come with disposable pads. Mikki Disposable Pads are sold separately.
Change the pad as needed, typically every few hours or whenever it becomes soiled. The frequency depends on your dog's needs.
While the pants are designed to be used with Mikki Disposable Pads, you may be able to use other brands, but ensure they fit securely within the pouch.
The Mikki Hygiene Pants are made from stretch-nylon, providing a comfortable and secure fit.
The pants are primarily designed for female dogs. However, they can be used for male dogs with incontinence issues, provided they fit comfortably.
Double-check your dog's measurements and the size chart. Ensure you have selected the correct size. If needed, try a different size.
Ensure the pad is correctly positioned within the pouch. Consider using a pad designed for larger dogs or increasing the frequency of pad changes.
Make sure the pants are not too tight. Observe your dog for signs of discomfort, such as excessive scratching or attempts to remove the pants.