There are plenty of products available to help to manage your pup's incontinence: dog diapers, belly bands, training pads, and odor removers are some key tools to keep in your arsenal. Many owners find that washable dog diapers are useful for managing their dog's incontinence in the house. A full diaper can help to contain both fecal and urinary incontinence in both male and female dogs. A belly band, on the other hand, is better for male dogs with urinary incontinence as it provides more freedom. Training pads are useful to keep at hand, too, as they can provide your pooch with places to go indoors if they can't make it outside. Just be sure to place the pads away from your dog's bed and food for good hygiene. Lastly, urine and feces in the house undoubtedly cause a smell - you'll want to have stain and odor removers at hand. However, you must be sure to use removers that are safe for dogs, or skip them altogether and go with natural options instead.