SunheirWashable Pee Pads for Dogs 2-Pack Reusable Puppy Pet Training Pads, Waterproof Dog Crate, Whelping Pad, Non-Slip Protects Against Urine Leakage (Leaves - Deep Grey, 18x24) F-U1

These work amazingly well. We have a 35lb dog and they hold her accidents with no leakage or seeping through. Just toss them in the washer and they’re ready to use again. They wash and dry great with no bunching or curling. They come in a 2 pack and both are a decent, usable size. They’re also great to use under a litter box to absorb accidental misses and help stop tracking sand. I would imagine they would also work great for people who need a liner in a bed under a person, and would be more comfortable than disposable pads. The fabric top is soft and smooth and the edges don’t have any rough texture.

I'm so happy I bought this 2 pack! Easy to clean, absorbed well (even large amounts like spilled water dish) and doesn't slip all around. I bought these for my foster pups while they are in quarantine, they kept wanting to rip and play with disposable puppy pads so these are definitely saving money and mess in the long run. Good quality, waterproof and works overall very well. The puppies managed to rip the tags off but the pad it's self is holding up really well! I would definitely recommend and will be using these for many fosters to come!!!!!Update!!!Still holding up fantastically!!!! It's been 4.5 months and many many many washes. For a couple weeks they were both getting washed daily and STILL just as absorbent. Poop is also easy to wipe up and hose off before going in the wash. I usually throw some vinegar in the wash with them and have no issues with them holding any bad smells.

These are great - we use them in the Midwest cages on top of a Paw Inspired heavier mat. They fit well and are a great base under a layer of fleece.We change fleece daily, these mats every other day, and the heavier mat weekly. They really make the pig maintenance easier, and the pigs love their fresh habitat.We spray them down with the hose and hang to dry. They dry much faster than the thicker mats, and really do keep the liquid from soaking through to the undermat.The price is great, so we have a ready supply of 4 which we circulate with wash and dry cycles.Happy pigz, happy peoples.

These are pretty good. The 18x24 fit the tray well. They are very absorbent, no leaking or soggy dripping when full, liquid is well contained. I change morning and evening because coco is bougie and won’t reuse it when it’s very wet. I have to touch to tell it’s wet as the color and appearance does not change when soiled which is a good thing. No heavy smell from it and they wash up well in the machine no shrinking or splitting. I’ve put the in the dryer also and they come out fine. I just ordered 2 more as I had 4 initially. 8 is good for me as that works out to 1 wash load per week. It’s a good buy in the long run. Still have a few disposables for emergencies but don’t need then. The none slip backing holds well, coco does not try to scratch it up as she does with disposables and accidents at home decreased. Solid material well made.

I've tried other pee pads. Some are worthless. I found another that worked great, but it was kinda ugly. These work really well plus they are pretty too. They hold a lot of pee (my shih tzu boys are getting old and don't want to make the trip outside, plus they pee for territory marking...ugh). They wash and dry well. They stay flat on the floor for the most part because they are thick and have great grip. I've cut them in half lengthwise to double my usage, and they holdup in the wash even where I've cut them. I highly recommend these pee pads.

These pads I got for my bunnies cage ! They are thick and durable ! They cover just enough of the cage and are easy to swap out and wash! They do not shrink when washed and absorb all the pee! I would recommend these the value for the money is worth it !

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 alternativeUpdateI 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.