Customer Reviews

OUT! Deluxe Dog Training Pads with Baking Soda, 30-Count

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2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

It does what it says, but not as well.

Pros: Absorbs? Protects floor.

Cons:
It's like using cotton. The absorbent is not evenly distributed. Does not absorb well. Clumpy. Top rips easily. Bottom rips, but not as easily. Puppies are tempted to shred it. Puppy is attracted to it. May do "#1" but not "#2" if the pad is wet, either right after 1 or later. Need to frequently change the pad. I prefer Simple Solutions Quick Dry thin pads. Far superior.

My mom and I have two dogs. One of them likes going to the bathroom inside of the house alot. Since we're gone all the time, no one is around to let the dogs out of the house. So we bought these pads so the she can go on the pads. The pads are very durable and effecient. We place them under the table and she knows were to find them and use the bathroom on them all the time. She can go on the pad more than once and they still work without a problem. Every once in a while we have to switch them out and replace with a new pad. But overall, if you have a dog who goes in the house and don't want a big mess, check these out. They work for us.

These are much more absorbant than the products we have purchased at the local WalMart, and they are far less expensive.

We have tried every training pad out there and this one is THE best for the money. It doenst go thru to the floor and it can be used 2-3 times before tossing (although I would not reccommend that).

We have two dogs in an NYC studio apartment. These pads are very absorbent, they never leak, never go through,they don't slide on the floor, and they reduce the smell a great deal. My dogs like them a lot and do not mind going on them many times, which means less `presents' on the rug if we are out late. It also makes those even more economical, as they are already cheaper than most other pads out where.

The pads are sufficent enough. Nothing extra. Thought it was a good deal until I spotted the same exact thing at Walmart for $6.97.

You'd be better off not using anything at all.

We tried the OUT! Deluxe Training Pads, and there is nothing deluxe about them. In fact, they didn't even work. The material is awful - the puppies' nails were getting snagged in it and dragging the pads around. They also DID NOT soak up the pee. It pooled on the pad, and the puppies tracked it all over the floor. And when it finally did soak in, it soaked ALL THE WAY THROUGH! So when I picked up the pad, I had to clean the floor underneath. I could have cut out the middle man and saved some money.

The Hartz Training Academy Training Pads - 50 Count are far superior, and I'd highly recommend them instead.

We threw OUT! out.

I've used a lot of different types of potty pad and these are by far the worst. I shouldn't be suprised as they were so cheap. They claim to be leak proof--NOT TRUE! I might as well let my puppy just wet on the floor. They do not distribute evenly and make a huge mess. DO NOT BUY THESE!!!

This is the first time I bought this particular potty pad for my two little dogs.
They are very disappointing especially compared to
Iris 301571 Neat 'n Dry Dog-Training Pads, 17-1/2 by 23-1/2 inches, 50 Count
The filler is not very thick and separates into clumps within the pad before used by the dogs.
They may be less expensive per pad but the old adage "You get what you pay for" is once again
proven to be true.

Product does not fit description. I expected thicker pads than regular ones as they were called "Deluxe" pads. My lab mix puppy likes to tear them up. Sometimes she uses it but sometimes not. They do not absorb well and leaks through the back. Does not deodorize to prevent odors. Price is nice but product is what you pay for.