Senior Dog Incontinence: Keeping Floors Clean and Your Dog Comfortable
Aging dogs deserve comfort and dignity. Here is how to manage senior dog incontinence while protecting your home.
By Nadine Oliveri

Watching a beloved dog age is hard, and incontinence adds a layer of daily stress. With the right setup, you can keep your senior dog comfortable and your floors protected, without constant scrubbing.
Why accidents increase with age
Older dogs may struggle with mobility, weaker bladder control, failing vision, or cognitive decline. They often can't make it outside in time, or they miss the absorbent part of a pad. This is common and manageable, it's not misbehavior.

Making life easier for both of you
- Place potty stations near where your dog rests to reduce the distance they travel
- Use highly absorbent pads that lock moisture away from paws and skin
- Add a raised, non-slip mat so unsteady dogs stay stable and messes stay contained
- Keep a consistent, easy-to-reach location
Our Pee Pads keep surfaces dry and comfortable, while the FloorMate provides an anti-slip base and raised walls, helpful for senior dogs who pee near the edge or have shaky footing.

Care built from experience
Our founder built this system while caring for her own senior dog. Read the story behind Bella & Co. or explore the full potty system.
Frequently asked questions
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The FloorMate and Pee Pads work together to stop edge runoff for good.
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