Paw Trax Super Absorbent Training Pads, 50 Pack | Richell Paw Trax Doggy Potty Pads: Puppy potty pads for training, absorbent, odor control four-layer quilted pad rectangle potty pads 17.7 x 23.6

This product is highly absorbent and easy to use. We never had any issues with it leaking. We’ve been using this pee pee pad since our puppy moved in. It was super easy to potty train our puppy using this pad and it’s matching pad holder. We have a 6lb sassy maltese and she loves her pee pee pad and holder!

I love these pads as my dog is pee pad trained. Been using them since she was a puppy. My last purchase in January 2022, I paid $26/50 count. Went in to reorder and now they want $44/50 count! Why the ridiculous price increase. I’m going to have to look for another brand as $44 is too much to pay for pee pads! Disappointed!!!

If it wasn't for how these are folded, they would be perfect. I have to unfold these, then unfold all the edges, which is aggravating since my dog is old and uses it often. The edges have taken on that fold and won't stay flat. So, if that flat edge is not there because it wants to fold under, my dog's pee runs off the edge. Other than that, they work great! I was with another company but they quit making theirs while readjusting to make covid products. So, I will settle for these now.

Some leakage. But ok if you clean them up soon after.

These are among the very quality best pee pads available on the market, hands down. They never leak, are thick and very absorbent, and have several well-constructed layers that set this product apart from most other brands of pee pads. I have tried countless brands with puppies, older dogs, and foster dogs, and Paw Trax is truly in the top 2 brands. The other top brand is a newer brand called California Pet Supply Dog Training Pads (which are about $13 for a package of 50 on Amazon). Unfortunately, they have recently dramatically increased in price on Amazon, which is why I am not giving a 5 star review. They previously were around $13 for a package of 50 via Amazon, and then, inexplicably, rose to around $27 - at least double the price. They are a fair value at $13 per package of 30, but $27 for a package of 50 is ridiculous. As of the date I am writing this review, the current price is almost $18, which is better than $27, but still a bit steep.

Ok so we picked up 3 Shih Tzu puppies and they pee. A LOT. The breeder sent home some pee pads, and we had some from a prior product, so at least we had something to compare these to. Hands down, these are the best. No leaks on our hardwood floors. No moisture build up. Holds quite a bit of urine considering how often the babies need to pee. We change them a lot as there are multiple dogs, but honestly, these are great. Also, they don't want to chew them like they do the other brands. Not sure why that is. No clue (not a dog LOL). We also purchased the Richell Mesh Pad Holder and that too is awesome. We ran out of pads (yikes) and realized that we had installed one in the rack (we WERE laying a pad on top of it to get them used to stepping up on it (they are small yet), and when we tossed that one out, one baby just hopped up and peed. On the mesh. No problem. They seem to be liking this product and almost no "accidents". While they are too young to be "trained" they are definitely in the "habit" of running to the pad, so thumbs up!

The pads appear to be of good thickness, but my very small 5 lb. dog can only use the pad once because when she goes on it it practically soaks up the entire pad. Anyway, it is so much that she won't use it a second time. Normally she will go on a pad at least three times before I need to replace it.I'm very sorry I got these pads mixed up with another that I was trying. These pads are very absorbent.

If you have a dog up to 5 pounds this is great over that depending on length they may miss the pad, it is thick. I use it in front of my water bowl to keep paws dry, I have one that when it's hot she dips her feet in it.

I got the smallest size available as my pup is shy of 11lbs - the only thing you need to watch for are the sides when you pull out of the box - you need to flatten a bit. Other than that does the job - my dog hasn’t missed once - except when I don’t change the pad fast enough and he looks for a clean spot.

I used to buy it all the time and served it purpose, but to be honest there are products out there that cheaper and better quality (no smell lingering around)

I initially bought dollar store pee pads. However due to the amount that I was using I felt that these potty pads would be better as they advertised that they had gel in the lining so would be more absorbent. They are disgusting,they hold not even 1 pee as it leaks right through to the floor. So every time they are used I have to change it. Which having to do that they actually are more expensive. Do Not Buy Them

I bought these a month ago and they are ok - size is on the smaller side but works for my currently 5lb puppy. But now the price has more than doubled that I can not justify paying the price for this quality.

These people pads are the best! Very absorbent and do the job better than the others.