Customer Reviews

ABSORBANT DISPOSABLE WEE WEE PUPPYUNDERPADS 17X24 300/CS

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While these pads look like what you could get at a pet store or Wal Mart I was a bit unhappy with the size of them when I unpacked them. Sure enough they measured 15" X 22". Not 17" X 24". While 2" may not seem a lot, add them together and you come up 4" shy of available surface area. I also notice that the shipping weight on the box states 13 pounds not 20 pounds, this company charges a handling fee plus a per pound charge for shipping. So I got pads that were smaller then they were suppose to be and I was over charged on shipping. I will not be doing any further buisness with this company.

Getting 300 pads for the price is a steal, just beware that they are very small and very thin. I have a 15 lb pug and we go though about 10-12 a day. I always have to put down two pads at a time because they are so small.

Compared to other pads these were on the cheap side. There's a reason they weren't that expensive (although they certainly get you on the shipping costs). We found them to have a bit of leaking due to the cheap absorbant material.

I guess the price was too good to be true. One small "pee" by my Maltese resulted in the entire pad being soaked. Other wee pads are able to contain the urine without it spreading. This resulted in having to change the pad with each void. Never again!

After seeing the price I was a little leary. I have a (very old) Persian who "leaks". He lives in a four story kitty condo that has been impossible to keep clean. Pee pads saved me with my dogs that couldn't make it through the night (and during the housetraining process). Reluctantly I lined the condo with the pads making life much easier. Pee pads (or wee wee underpads) are a lifesaver but very expensive. The ones I used initially were almost a dollar a pad!!! I was spending almost $400 a month on pee pads! I tried alternatives- trash bags with paper towels taped on top etc.) but there really isn't a substitute. Always in search of a bargain I came across these (and the alternative size from the same company). They were worth a try.

It took a while for the delivery (checkout didn't request a street address which was required) but it worked out. Shipping seemed high but the pads are compressed and the boxes were heavy. The pads themselves look identical to the ones I'd used except they are softer (the other ones I'd used made a crinkling sound which made the cats love to play with them....they were always in a heap). They are great.

They aren't intended for animals. I'm guessing they are used in the medical industry. I have learned over the years that sticking a cute dog on the box means ten times the price- lesson learned from paying $10 for a box of $1 pantyliners). I don't need the marketing or the hype.

This company has been a godsend. I honestly couldn't justify the enormous expense of Berckley's problem. He's otherwise healthy and a beloved part of our family. Cheap baby wipes and these pads have saved us all.

They are much cheaper because they are super thin. The ones from other brands, or even just Petsmart cost about twice as much, but are about 3x as thick. You can see through the padding to the plastic on these. If you have a puppy toy dog they may be fine, but for normal sized dogs they'll overflow it much too quickly.

I have been through alot of different pads, and not downing these, but in my experience, with these and any other pads, you get what you pay for. These do the job, and all the ends are sealed, so that is a plus. On the other hand they are thin, just remember that when purchasing.

One thing you need to consider before even considering ordering these pads is the reason for doing so. Personally, my reason for doing so is that I have a small dog who is unable to go out during the winter months and needed indoor training.

If you have a dog over ten pounds or is a puppy who will soon outgrow these pads you will be quite disappointed. Many people are claiming these pads are defective, which is simply not the case. These pads are not intended for many types of dogs and if you don't order the proper pad, will be a waste of your hard earned money and resources.

I got what I ordered and I'm very pleased. These "underpads" are 17" x 24," with the pad surface of 14" x 19." Don't try to economize by thinking you'll save a few dollars because you won't if you choose the wrong pad. What I like about these pads:

++ They come in several sealed packages instead of a huge box. I can store them in several areas and they stay clean. No huge box to contend with.

++ The surface of the pad quickly wicks away the liquid into the fiber. At first I thought my dog was not using them. The thicker pads tended to keep liquid on the surface, making it quite visible.

++ For the size dog I have, these are very economical. Many puppy pads, or substitutes, can be quite costly and 300 will last quite a while.

++ I haven't had any "adjustment" problems as these pads are similar in shape, color, and size to the thicker ones I purchased before.

Once again, these pads are perfectly fine, but don't order them if they will not suit your pet's needs ... you'll be disappointed if you do.

Company refers to these as wee,wee puppy pads which makes you think you are getting the original "WeeWee pads"............NOT!!!
They are soooo thin, leakage big time. Suitable for a 4 pound dog. Mine weighs 12 pounds and they are not absorbant enough. Cheap is expensive.

The price was very reasonable, and they were shipped VERY promptly. They are thinner than the pads from Walmart,but my 1 1/2 pound puppy doesn't mind, lol and they do fit the pad holder from Walmart. Never tried this method of potty training before, but then never had a dog this small before. I flush the fecal matter as soon as she goes and change the pad once a day.