A disposable diaper for a pet includes: a main body including a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core between the topsheet and the backsheet; a tail hole for a tail of the pet, formed through the main body; a first linear cut part formed in the main body and configured to be torn by a user hand to enlarge the tail hole; a second linear cut part formed in the main body to be on a same line as the first linear cut part and farther from the tail hole than is the first linear cut part, the second linear cut part being configured to be torn by the user hand to connect to the first linear cut part and further enlarge the tail hole; and a tail mark portion that is formed on the backsheet.

An absorbent article for pet animals which makes possible to provide relatively easy handling for using the article. The absorbent article for a pet animal having a first side edge portion and a second side edge portion. The first side edge portion has a side seam coupling a first side edge portion of a ventral region and a first side edge portion of a dorsal region together. The second side edge portion is provided with a coupling means for coupling a second side edge portion of the ventral region to a second side edge portion of the dorsal region.

A canine diaper assembly includes a band that is wearable around a canine's body. The band is constructed of a fluid impermeable material to inhibit urine of the canine from passing through the band. A first tab is coupled to and extends away from the band and a second tab is coupled to and extends away from the band. The second tab is matable to the first tab for retaining the band in a closed loop around the canine's body. An absorbent pad is integrated into the band to absorb urine from the canine. A reactive strip is integrated into the band and the reactive strip is comprised of a material which chemically reacts to urine. The reactive strip changes colors when the reactive strip is exposed to urine to visually communicate that the canine has urinated into the absorbent pad.

A disposable diaper for pets includes: a back-side waist area; a stomach-side waist area; a crotch area; both end sections in the diaper longitudinal direction; both end sections in a diaper longitude-intersecting direction; a tail insertion opening; an absorbent core; an area not having the absorbent core arranged therein; an attachment section provided in the stomach-side waist area; an attachment area that accepts the attachment section; an expandable/contractible elastic member for legs, arranged, in the extended state, in a prescribed area in the diaper longitudinal direction, between the absorbent core and an end section in the diaper longitude-intersecting direction; a leg gather formed by the contraction of the expandable/contractible elastic member for legs; and a standing-up section in which the end sections in the diaper longitudinal direction stand up as a result of the contraction of the expandable/contractible elastic member for legs.

A disposable diaper for pets having a shortest straight line point being further on a stomach-side waist area side than a diaper center point, and comprising: a rear-side waist area; a stomach-side waist area; a crotch area; a flap section provided in the stomach-side waist area and having an end section in the rear-side direction; a diaper longitudinal direction center line; the diaper center point; a tail insertion opening; an absorbent core; an attachment section arranged in the flap section; an attachment section intermediate point; an attachment area that receives the attachment section; and the shortest straight line point being a point on the diaper longitudinal direction center line at the shortest direct distance, via a rear-side end section of the flap section in a straight line from the attachment section center point to the diaper longitudinal direction center line.

An absorbent pad with drawstring system; the absorbent pad with drawstring system includes an absorbent pad having a drawstring system and a planar body with multiple layers configured to absorb liquid-waste and collect solid-waste. The absorbent pad with drawstring system is provided for use in both professional environments and private households for collecting solid-waste and liquid-waste for sanitary containment and disposal of the solid-waste and the liquid-waste.

A pet diaper includes a main body portion composed of at least a front sheet, a back sheet, and an absorbent core disposed between the front sheet and the back sheet. The main body portion has a ventral side configured to cover a ventral side of a pet and a dorsal side configured to cover a dorsal side of the pet. The main body portion includes a first cut portion configured to form a first opening through which a tail of the pet is inserted and a second cut portion configured to form a second opening through which feces of the pet pass, the second opening having a larger area than the first opening. At least a part of the first cut portion and a part of the second cut portion are disposed on an outer surface of the main body portion in a folded state.

An absorbent pad with drawstring system; the absorbent pad with drawstring system includes an absorbent pad having a drawstring system and a planar body with multiple layers configured to absorb liquid-waste and collect solid-waste. The absorbent pad with drawstring system is provided for use in both professional environments and private households for collecting solid-waste and liquid-waste for sanitary containment and disposal of the solid-waste and the liquid-waste.

A diaper support garment for a four-legged animal comprises an article of animal clothing shaped to substantially cover fore and midsection body areas of a four-legged animal without covering or interfering with the waste product discharge areas of the animal; a closable utility envelope for defining at least one storage compartment which is removably secured to the article of animal clothing for helping to prevent displacement and slippage of a disposable diaper from a hindquarter area of the four-legged animal when the disposable diaper is worn in combination with the primary protective garment; the closable utility pocket being provided with a closure flap to seal the at least one storage compartment to conceal and store for deployment when needed at least one tethered diaper coupler for securely gripping and helping to maintain the disposable diaper in an intended animal protective position for capturing and collecting animal waste products discharged from the four-legged animal.

A pet diaper with detachable waste bag capable of collecting feces, in a detachable bag for easier collection and disposal enables a caretaker to easily remove the waste bag from the diaper for quick disposal without making a mess and without having to reach all the way to the ground. Furthermore, the pet diaper has a removable diaper core eliminating the need to change the entire diaper after the pet urinates.