petphabet64 Count Puppy Pads 18 by 24 Inches,Dog Training Potty Pee Pads

I've been on the hunt for a pee pad that will contain odor. Of course, the pads should be strong enough to absorb a relatively normal amount of urine, which does go without mentioning. In my case, I have two hounds under 10 pounds. They do go outside and we take walks, it's the in-between moments and night time calls of nature that keeps my pee pad obsession alive. I just don't want to be known as: "the lady who's house smells like pee", when a pad gets used once. They have an area upstairs and downstairs which do get changed about twice a day, using two pads per area. (My male is a leg lifter--one pad is held in place using magnets attached to the side of the crated area and one at the floor of the crate).With that being said, pee pads in general are worth purchasing. Not all are alike, there are always some cons to any item. But these...These pads are the answer I've been searching for. Thick but not in a heavily padded way. Sturdy and well thought out. The quilting keeps liquid inside the pad area. No stanky pee-pee smell to remind me of that kid in 2nd grade that couldn't quite make it to the bathroom.The price is reasonable and my hounds don't seem to mind going pee after the other already has. Which was an issue.Bottom line: they work, they're inexpensive and I'm not the lady with the pee house.

I recently got a puppy and wanted to potty train her, a process that is still ongoing. I saw these pads and decided to give them a try. It arrived quickly, within about two days, the first thing I noticed was that it had a rather pleasant scent and that it felt soft, my puppy quickly went, sniffed it and decided to pee right there, which made me really happy. I let her used it a few times and decided to check if it leaked, i was pleasantly surprised when I saw that it didn't. The pads lasts us about a day each, she doesn't always uses the pads but thats because we still haven't finished training her.Before these pads had arrived, I had bought her some from a supermarket we go it, those were terrible. her tiny little nails would get stuck and it felt cheap, the Petphabet pads have a crisscross design and are smooth enough where it feels soft and best of all, those cute little claws of my baby, does not get stuck. She had decided to do some feces once and it did not smell compare to when she does it on the floor. I am planning on buying more from these and hope that they also have diapers for puppies so that I can buy them.I would recommend this product to anyone, its really wonderful.

Very absorbent and a great value for price paid. Good size for small-medium sized dog's potty training.

These are terrific for house training and for travel. I use mine under an artificial turf pee tray.

Wish they came in perfect kennel size. Also wish they didn't leak

Ordered these to ship my animals. Used to line their crates. They worked well. There is no adhesive to hold them in place. Maybe this is something to do for a future product? I used tape and taped the edges under a platform, worked well.Another great use I have found for them is to use them to pack your food/liquids when shipping. USPS recommends/requires absorbent material in case something leaks. These work great for that. Wrap the item with this and then put it all into a plastic bag. Line the box with these just in case. Good to go.

We used these for our baby chickens, ducks and geese. We put some of those foam shelf mats with the holes over it for grip and it made clean up so easy! I can't believe how much water these retain! I've also house sat with an elderly dog and these are great for accidents with large dogs too. We just taped a bunch together and created a floor mat out of them. Then cut off the soiled square and replace. Great product! This is a huge pack so you will have way more than enough!

The media could not be loaded. Okay I am trying these as I've been using the same brand's charcoal pads and they seem slow and I end up with wet footprints (ICK)These don't do anything for the smell but they are faster than the charcoal ones took her some encouragement but she is accepting them slowly (different color).I've included a video of the two absorbing a few teaspoons of water ... as you can see is is faster than the charcoal (which is disappointing as I REALLY liked the anti-ordor