Washable Pee Pads for Dogs. 2-Pack, Large (30x36). for Housebreaking, Incontinence, Training, Travel. Reusable, Waterproof & Fast Absorbing. Great for Bed Wetting, Mattress Protection.

We actually bought these for our elderly cat’s litter tray. Really well made. Soft and flexible. Such a great alternative to disposables.

This was my first time buying washable potty pads and I'm glad I did. I've had these for 3 months now and they've saved me a lot of stress. I have two rescue dogs. One is a miniature poodle that is not capable of being potty trained due to abuse, neglect and trauma he experience as a breeder dog over the first 6 years of his life while locked away in a small cage in a puppy mill. He's scared of everything and will not eat, run around or potty in front of me. This means that when he pees on days where I'm home from work, he holds his pee all day and finally lets loose in his "bedroom" when he can't hold it anymore. Thats a lot of urine. Disposal potty pads weren't cutting it whatsoever no matter what size or brand I used. To make matters worse, his adopted 14 year old miniture cockapoo sister cannot hold her bladder for more than two hours. When I arrived home from work after 8 hours away, their room was like this: 6-8 soaked potty pads that over flowed (even when i overlapped them) and soaked into my wood floors which stained them and caused them to smell like urine, the dogs would walk through the pee which of course got pee on their fur and anything else they laid on/touched and the sticky pads on the bottom of the disposal potty pads would not release from the floor, therefore, they would tear when I went to get them off the floor and the sticky tabs would still be stuck all over the floor. I began to tape down clear shower curtains to the floor in their room to avoid anymore damage to the floor but with the potty pads still over flowing, I had to mop every morning and every time I got home from work (they stay in their room while I'm at work or sleeping). It was so frustrating and I even started to regret adopting them. It was $25 for a box of 100 potty pads and I had to get a box at least every week and a half. With two jobs my income is still pretty limited and going through so many potty pads (that werent even getting the job done) was getting expensive. At the rate i was going through them, i also knew it was creating a lot of enviromental waste. I came across washable potty pads on Amazon, read reviews and figured I had nothing more to lose so I ordered them. Omg, it was one of the best things I have ever bought. BUY THEM, you won't regret it. I put down two (one for each dog) and I change them out every 2 days. I still keep the shower curtains on the floor but only because my male dog sometimes goes to pee on just the corner of the potty pad and he misses. His aim isn't the best. The pads hold up GREAT! The floor underneath is always dry, the pad never leaks urine, the urine smell is a fraction of what it was with the disposal ones (it doesn't really smell at all till I get home on day 2), they wash up beautifully (zero smell and after 3 months of washing, even with bleach, the fabric has not faded), urine does not pool on top of the pad and I no longer have to wash my dogs, their bedding or the floor constantly because of how well these pads work. I've worked in multiple nursing homes and these pads are of better quality than the soaker pads that residents use. They have saved me $100's. Its so nice to walk in the house now from work and spend time with my dogs instead of spending all that time cleaning up after them.

Easy to wash and change. So far no accidents or leaks!

Perfect thank you

I waited a couple of week before reviewing this. Wanted to be sure my initial enthusiasm was warranted. I have 2 small dogs, one partially paper trained, the other, a rescue with erratic habits. It did take a few days for the strangeness to wear off but both dogs seem acclimated to the new system. To start, these pads are much more attractive than newspapers or puppy pads if you use them in an area visible to family or visitors. The print virtually hides stains. You have to really look to determine if it is soiled enough to need washing. I have detected no odors and generally leave one down all day, then swap it out the next morning and wash it. There is no problem with tracking which was a real nuisance before. Much more absorbent than newspaper and less obvious than urine on a puppy pad. I did the math and clearly they are a much more economical choice than puppy pads. Of course, there is no waste for landfills. I had considered dropping one star because when I washed the second one, the outside row of stitching around the edge (serged?) did ravel. I am keeping my eye on that, hoping it was more a cosmetic problem than one that would seriously compromise the expected life of this pad. However, I decided to award the full 5 because I am that convinced of the worth of the pads. And I am pretty optimistic that if this does prove a problem on down the road, the manufacturers will stand behind the product. Only time will tell if they are as durable as they seem. Oh, and they are generously sized, I should think, even for a considerably larger dog if that is a concern. I am happy, period.