Washable Pee Pads

These are great. They wash up vey nicely. I love them.

Great quality pee pad that you can wash easily. We stick these on our bed for our senior cat who leaks occasionally and we don’t want to risk any chance of it getting on anything. The pads also have a nice stick on the back side if you need it to stay in place on a hardwood floor for example. They came folded so they have creases throughout them that will settle in a few days. Other wise pretty decent and do the job, pretty lightweight but also absorbent.

I have a small 13 pound Morky and after 3 pees, I would replace the disposable pad. Always having to order box after box of pee pads. I ordered the washable ones and so far, I am very pleased with them. I placed an enclosed trash can that I put the used pee pads in to keep until I have several to laundry I could never wash them with my towels as one person suggested. The only problem I have, is you can’t see how many times it has been peed on, so I just decided to use a new one every day ( just like I did with the disposable ones). I could detect a little urine smell after the 2nd day, so I now put a fresh one down each morning. As time goes by, I will order more packages of twos, to eventually have at least ten days. I am glad I will never have to buy the expensive pee pads again and saving money by using the washable pads I just bought, as over time the pads will pay for themselves. These from Amazon are affordable and work just great

Great product, easy to clean. Not too thick, but is still comfy. Absorbency is okay, it leaks if peed on the edges, the rest of the pad doesn’t leak. Easily rips if chewed on though. It says 48 inch, but I did find it’s a bit shorter than that.

I have a senior, senile (but otherwise healthy) female chihuahua mix. She has gotten to where she pees anywhere she feels the need to, so I have resorted to having pee pads here and there. The pads really add up financially and are a messy, stinky nuisance. I figured that these washable pads sold by Sunheir were worth a try since they cover a large area and kind of look like area rugs, and the little vinyl paw prints on the bottom grip my laminate flooring well. I should add that there was absolutely no leaking through, either. So far they are working out well. I washed the first one today and it held up really well and dried well too. Time will tell, of course, how long they stay effective. Also, the item description says that after about 20 uses by the dog it should be washed. I found that using a hand-held black light really helps identify the pee spots. And one last thing....I added a cup of baking soda to the washer and the pad came out smelling fresh; I didn't notice any residual urine odor at all.

I use these on the floor of my indoor rabbits’ enclosure. The pads are very well made and hold a lot of liquid. I also like that they are thick and provide cushioning for my rabbits’ hocks. Also, they are a smoother fabric, so hay doesn’t stick to them and it makes shaking them out before washing so much easier.

So I bought blue ones and notice 1 never fully dries in dryer in corners not sure why but it’s annoying. I like the concept I just wish I had my own washer and dryer cause it would make these a lot more cost effective. They all end up shrinking even on low heat and cold wash even on gentle. After months I realized mine shrunk a few inches as it was a rectangle and now almost a square. May be my fault cause I washed in warm water past few times and even dried on possibly medium heat trying to get the stink of pee off. I only recently realized my tide pods had fabric softener in it likely making it not dry as well when my dog used. I have recently bought the light blue ones same size and see the length the old ones were. I like the lighter color easier to tell when my dog has gone potty on it and where. I intend to buy another set in light pink. I am hoping these ones do not shrink as I normally washed these in cold and most of my laundry in cold water. I changed laundry pods so no fabric softener and scented beads for wash (also no softener) and it helped the smell be gone on these dark grey ones I’ve used for a good 5+ months. I was using disposable puppy pads for about a month when got my pup. She was 4 months old boxer/beagle mix about 21.5 pounds. Once she began to feel comfortable and start having her zoomies of energy I saw puppy pads being ripped and bitten over and over . Once my pup ripped a puppy pad she wouldn’t stop trying to rip it up more so it was often just garbage. After a month of throwing ripped pads away I realized I was going through a lot daily and not cause she used it to go potty. She is starting to leash train so she can start going outside but I tried to find puppy pads on Amazon to see if found a better deal. Nope. But came across washable/reusable puppy pads and was like sure why not. I got 31”by 41” 2 pack and a 2 pack of I think 48” by 60”. I even bought from different seller 4 pack of 18” by 24” but those haven’t arrived yet. My pup has gone potty on this one a few times today and it seems to absorb fast BUT unfortunately it does not really dry. I took a few paper towels to where my pup went potty after like 30 minutes or so and it was still wet BUT I had to press down on it to actually pull up any pee. So it’s a plus. I had to ask about putting it in a dryer and it’s recommended to dry on low heat. Feels like blanket and not so easy to move around once pressed down on hard floor. I am in an apartment so I’ll have to pay to do laundry which might seem expensive but in the end it’s better than alternative Update I do notice that it can be useful for my medium size puppy for a day but it does not actually dry out while on floor and will leak on mye when I put it in washer. I try to switch my first one with a second one the next day while putting used one in garbage scented bag till I can wash both of them. I think if they sit too many days with being soaked in pee it’s gross but I live in an apartment where I can’t have my own machines to wash and low heat dry them daily if I did I’d recommend washing daily.

The product does what it is supposed to do. Soakes up urine, is easier to clean poop off of than concrete, etc. BUT the cleaning process for the pad itself is pretty difficult. You definitely CANNOT get away with cleaning it once every two weeks. More like once every two-three days. First, I soak it in a bucket with enzyme cleaner for a couple of hours. Then I soak it again to remove any excess pee. It holds A LOT of pee and you definitely do not want that to go immediately in your washer, soaking in my opinion is a necessary measure. Then I can safely bring the pad to my washer, wash in hot water, and some unscented soap. (If you use scented soap it's likely your puppy will not want to pee on it). You can either air dry or put your dryer on the air fluff setting otherwise you can melt the plastic parts. When the pad gets too dirty my puppy no longer wants to pee or poop on it so keeping up with cleaning is a bit of a hassle. If I could do it again I don't think I'd buy this.....probably I would try one of those fake grass things with a rubber bottom to catch the urine- might be easier to clean but I don't know I didn't buy it.

This is better than the one I brought and is returning back. Two for 1 and the material is great

My puppy used the new puppy pad within 2 minutes of presenting it to her . Great product and wash very nicely

Petits pads

Perfect size and thickness for carpet protection

These are great! My puppy is using them consistently. I'd say buy 2 packs of the 2 packs for rotation and washing. 100% worth the savings on throw away peel pads.