Amazon Basics Dog and Puppy Pee Pads, 5-Layer Leak-Proof Super Absorbent, Quick-Dry Surface, Potty Training, Regular (22x22"), 100 Count, Blue & WhiteThe Forest Stewardship Council

These pads have been a lifesaver for my aging dog who has recently started having incontinence issues. As she’s gotten older, she can’t always make it outside in time, especially overnight or during longer stretches when we’re not home. I wanted something that would protect our floors while also making cleanup easy—and these pads delivered.They’re super absorbent and lock in moisture really well. Even after a full accident, there’s no leakage or odor, and they stay in place. I also love how big they are—they give my girl plenty of space and give me peace of mind.It’s tough watching our pets age, but having products like this makes it just a little easier. Highly recommend for anyone with senior dogs or pets with medical issues. They’re affordable, dependable, and have made a big difference in our daily routine.

I have tried a couple different brands of puppy pads over the last year for my elderly dog that has accidents and these are by far the best I've used. They're incredibly absorbent, control odor well and have a leak-proof bottom that protects my floors.The main reason I ordered these were the larger size. The generous size gives my dog plenty of space and confidence to use them. They also stay in place better than others that I have purchased in the past. I would recommend these pads for house training a new pup or for an older dog having accidents; these pads will not disappoint.

Durability:These piddle pads have made life so much easier for me and my senior beagle. He’s getting older and has started having a few accidents, but I love him and I’m committed to keeping him comfortable in his golden years. These pads are super absorbent, don’t leak, and they hold up really well even overnight. They give me peace of mind and help keep our home clean without any stress or mess. If you have an aging dog, I highly recommend these. They’re not just wee wee pads—they’re part of how I care for my best friend.

I have mixed feelings about these pee pads. I am a long time user of KIRKLAND brand doggie pee pads. But, I didn't renew my card so alternate options had to be considered. I lay down 4 and overlap somewhat to create a square. My dog is 20 yrs old and is a potty pad baby since birth. She has never missed her potty area. So for us, there is no leakage... yet. I do find these pads to be extremely thin! That is my concern right now. The Kirkland brand are thicker and contains the urine to a smaller area. These pee pads catch the urine, but it is spread to the size of a dinner plate when she is done. She, meaning a female, 10 lb chihuahua dog! And she HATES to get her feet wet when she is peeing! I was hoping that when I took the pads out of the bag they were suctioned in, they would fluff up some, but no. I can see myself changing these pads more often. So, value for money...if I use twice as often changing, No! I may just have to resort back to Kirkland.

We have an elderly cat (21 years old) that has arthritis and is mostly blind but is still very full of life, so we buy these pads to go around the box for her when she misses where she is supposed to go. They are large enough to cover at least 8 inches around the whole outside of the box when we use two. We change them out daily or twice a day. They do not have a smell but again, we change them frequently so I am not sure if they would stink if we went longer than a day. They do get discolored, so it's easy to see when she goes on them and they need to be changed out. They have not leaked onto our wood floors, and we have been using these for several months now.

I am on box #6!Our dog is potty trained but won’t wake us when she needs to go out in the middle of the night so we keep one of these out for her. She also uses it sometimes if we are out for a long time or on rainy days (since she is a princess and won’t go out in the rain).We put one down in the extra bedroom we use for a guest office, showed it to her and have not had any accidents since.These work great! There is no smell, even when she goes really close to the edge they do not leak, and hold the moisture in well. Sometimes she goes half on the pad and half on the floor and it even soaks up most of it then.

My puppy was old and sick and incontinent and not eating very well. These worked really well for her crate they didn’t have anything where she felt the need to avoid them or her sister felt the need to tear them into tiny shreds like they did the ones with the pheromones and stuff I’ve since had to let her go over the rainbow bridge, but these will work well enough for any new dog I bring into my lifeValue for money:Cost was right

We usually just purchase and use whichever potty pads are the best price per unit at the time of ordering since we go through so many of them. These are fine, nothing too special write home about. They do the job, but no more than the bare minimum. They absorb an initial potty just fine, but if you’re not on top of switching them out and your pet ‘uses the restroom’ often, it will add up and leak or get messy. They’re quite flimsy and get crinkled up quickly if your pet doesn’t pick up paws all the way and moves around a lot. Even if your pet doesn’t use it for number one or two, but rather just sat on or moved around on quite a bit, it gets ratty rather easily and still may need to be replaced. If I’m being completely honest, if you’re highly depending on potty pads, there are better options. If you only need it as a backup or just in case of an accident, these should be totally fine. Since in our case (a special needs pet), we are heavily dependent on good potty pads, we have decided it’s worth it to us to pay more for a better pack of pads- in the long run, the money balances out since we don’t have to be as frequent in replacing them. I think it just completely depends on your situation. They are average. They are not bad and will do the job, you just might have to switch them out more.