KOOLTAIL Washable Pee Pads for Dogs - Waterproof Dog Mat Non-Slip Puppy Potty Training Pads, Reusable Whelping Pads for Dog Crate PlayPen

These are the best reusable pads I have used. They are large and ver absorbent

I've used these pee pads for some time, and I bought them time and again because they REALLY are fantastic, and have saved my carpet and sanity both! They haven't just been used by my dog to pee, but at times when she's had the runs, and we're asleep and unable to get up to let her out, she has used them...atleast she uses them and NOT the carpet, which is the reason for saving my sanity! They are great, really are, I've washed them over and over again and I'm surprised that they don't even stain, and you can't even tell they are used so much! I most DEFINITELY would tell EVERYONE to buy these pads...the Xtra large is fantastic to cover a really large area, I have 2 of those and 6 of the smaller ones, which are actually a good size of themselves! I'm actually buying another Xtra large because they come in handy to keep the carpet clean in other parts of the house, as well as tile, wood floors, whatever you might have! Buy them, you most definitely won't regret it...Oh, and I didn't get these free like some people get free products (I keep wondering how they do), I bought all of them, so I'm honest about these pads, and there actually would be nothing to be dishonest about,they ARE absolutely fantastic, and far better than those throw away ones, simply because you don't waste money, and I felt like I was wasting money on the throw away paper/plastic bottom ones, they're too expensive!

Best dog pee pads ever, our pup's love them. High quality material and soft to the touch. Nice color too. Perfect size.

Bought a 9 week old 2.5 lb Yorkie puppy the Saturday after 4th of July, vet recommended she be kept indoors until all her shots were complete. Bought 6 of these and placed one by the back door, where we thought we'd eventually want her to be conditioned go when she needs to go out. Seemed logical to get her used to going to that area when she needs to go. Put a second one near her food and water bowl where we can see it in case she couldn't make it that far (short legs it's a long run when she needed to go). We quickly figured out she will use the public one to #1 but never #2 and only use the one by the back door for either. It's got some privacy around the end of the sofa nearest the back door. She doesn't like an audience for #2. Anyway, these pads are well made, holding up to washing well and are doing a great job of protecting my hardwood floors. She and the pads are now 18 weeks old, she's had all her shots and we are continuing to use them, as small as she is (5.5lbs) and as well as these work we may or may not transition away from them. These are solid like all the layers feel like one. We bought another larger octagon pad of another brand to fit her playpen, it was not solid like this and layers only connected where the quilting was sewn to the top layer of fabric, the fabric on that one was more like mesh than a slid fabric like these. She quickly chewed a couple holes in that one, these Cooltail pads layers are firmly attached to one another is if it solid so she's not attempted to chew the top layer off. They are light colored, but I haven't had a problem with staining, as soon as she poos we immediately pick it up & flush it, cheer because she pottied on the pad and give her a treat. She hits the pad completely MOST of the time, some times hits the edge, but we give her treat credit if she had all four legs on the pad when she went. She is still a baby after all and this is the easiest time I have ever had potty training a puppy. Treats and pads are the way to go IMHO after this experience. If there is any dark colored marks on one I squirt some Walmart brand stain remover on that spot before I toss it in the washer with warm water and regular perfume and dye free detergent and mine are all stain free. Usually not needed because her stools aren't wet. I did also figure out they sell pads just like this that are a tiny bit smaller but made exactly the same way as far as seeming like the four layers are solid, the quilting pattern was slightly different and the top color fabric a little more light green colored than pale turquoise like these, marketed as bed pads and they are every bit as well made and half the cost. They arrived two weeks ago and work equally well. The only difference I noticed other than size and color is the quilting pattern, on the Cooltail pads honeycomb pattern is designed to keep the wet spot in a small circular spot so it doesn't spread. The other bed pads quilting pattern is like a horizontal wave pattern designed to allow it to move away from where it started. Great idea if you are sleeping on it. So far they haven't leaked when she goes near the edge.

I purchased two 72" x 72" pads since my elderly dog's incontinence occurred more frequently in spite of maintaining an outdoor toileting schedule for her and observing her for indications of other times she needed to go outside to relieve herself. The pads paid for themselves immediately. This size pad covers and protects the flooring in a small room. This is the largest pad I have found, and after checking several pet supply sources, this seller was the only source I located for this room size incontinence pad. Washable pads are more cost-effective as well as user- and eco-friendlier than disposable pads, particularly if you have to protect your floors by placing a series of disposable pads across the floor at one time, as I did. I noticed my sweet girl didn't lose her dignity over the washable pad, whereas using the disposables was almost as embarrassing to her as having an "oopsie" elsewhere in the house. I have found that the disposable pads tend to leak and reek after one use. The washable pads are very easy to clean either via the washing machine or by hosing them off outside. I recommend spraying them with full strength white or cider vinegar and letting it set to absorb odors prior washing the pads with a hose. If it's just wet from urine, I put vinegar on the wet spots and toss it in the washer with detergent and fabric softener. I highly recommend this product.

I’m paper training my small Maltipoo, Millie and she prefers these. So much so, I need more. She took to them quickly and they work well. I like that I’m reducing single use waste and they’re reusable. Great size, leak proof, and overall great product!!!!!

Love these, and they go in the washing machine with ease. I like using them in places where maybe the pet has designated as a NON-potty area. I also use them underneath disposable pads.

These were perfect for our 17 year old terrier, who was having mobility issues getting outside in time to do her business. She took to them immediately and as needed. Great to have in a 4 pack, as when one was soiled, we could easily put out another while we washed the soiled pad in the washer! Great product

Absorbs well, although it does take a little time. I just wish thre was no stitching as the puppy loves pulling on it.

This is not only a better alternative on its own to pillow pads but is great under piddle pads for leakage. And big plus my puppy can’t shred it. I love this so much bought one for each of my mom and sister

Love the slip proof base and it’s easy to wash!

Absorbency and easy to clean in wash