Honey Care All-Absorb, Small 17.5" x 23.5", 120 Count, Dog and Puppy Training Pads, Ultra Absorbent and Odor Eliminating, Leak-Proof 5-Layer Potty Training Pads with Quick-Dry Surface, Blue, A05

The quality is as good as any I've bought in the past!! These are perfect for my 3 little 3 pound apple head Chihuahuas. The quantity of 120 is a great deal for the price. . Highly recommend and will definitely buy again!!!

O.M.G. These pads are great!!! They have saved my back & my sanity....We recently took in two strays and now have eight cats. Things have been getting messy lately. I use these under my kitty litter boxes because we have one or two that sometimes like to go near the box but not in it. They seem to be doing it more since the arrival of the new kitties. I try to scoop & clean the boxes several times a day to make sure they have a nice clean place to go, but it never seems like enough. and sure enough every day now i find pee pooling up under the box. after two weeks of this i got REAL sick of having to mop up the tile and clean the floor and underneath the boxes every day.... Initially i tried out some puppy training pads from the dollar store that are standard 20 X 20 size. they worked ok. but with those smaller pads i needed four overlapped to cover the area properly and the cats were always managing to scoot them around. With these larger pads i only need two pads overlapped to get the job done. they provide a lot of coverage and they never rip or leak. less trouble with the cats scooching them out of place too. In my experience they hold the urine very well. If one of the kitties lets loose very near the edge of the pad then there might be some spillage, but otherwise they work fabulously. Looks like some people saying they leak while the majority of us don't have that problem. I've only ever had a problem with the pads holding when one goes near the edge, and i've never had the bottom leak or break on me. I was thinking that perhaps it has to do with the volume of liquid the pads have to hold. I only have cats, no dogs, but two of my boy kitties are well over 20 lbs. The Biggest is 24.5 lbs and he makes quite a large puddle when he goes. If he goes too close to the edge of the box it sprays out over the edge. These pads holds his mess just fine. Maybe for large dogs they are not heavy duty enough, but i think for small & medium sized animals they should work well.

Great pee pads for a small dog and apartment living. We get this all the time, and they are absorbent

Would give these pad 4.5 stars if we could. Have a 10lb dog that is exclusively pad trained to use a tray/pad system inside. These pads work well and fit our tray perfectly, don't seem to leak through the plastic like some cheaper ones, but still a comparable price to the cheapest available on the market. PROS -Fit small rectangular tray exactly with a little overhang to allow cover of tray to lock it in place with edge lips that are slightly raised to keep liquids inside pad -Don't leak through (some pads out there seem to be wet underneath even when dog has used it in the center) -Priced extremely competitively, we've searched and these are some of cheapest but still great quality -Good absorbency, don't need to change to a new pad for each use by the dog, can last a whole day or even two depending on usage level, but again we have a 10lb dog that ONLY uses pads (does not go outside) -Doesn't have a weird chemical smell even though box states it is scented to attract dog -Good odor absorbency CONS -like almost all pads if the dog uses it too close to the edge it could possibly have a little leakage, only two edges are "sealed" meaning the pad plastic from underneath folds over to the top, the two other ends are cut ends -Aren't super thick, so larger dogs who have larger usage areas of pee, probably could use a thicker or bigger sized pad OVERALL Have been consistently buying these online, only buy other types/brands from local store when we run out and are in a bind, and pay almost twice as much for pads that just don't work as well. Would definitely recommend to anyone with a small dog.

These are perfect for changing diapers! I use them in my home daycare for each diaper change and they are really effective and easy to store as well. They are big enough to provide coverage for the more messy diaper changes, which helps keep the changing area clean and sanitary. They also meet state standards for family childcare in my state, which is a huge plus! We have an older cat who is having incontinence issues in a specific part of the house, so I use these in that area as well. The cat pees on them at night and when I change them in the morning there is no leakage underneath (I still sanitize the area of course). I love that I can knock out two birds with one stone with these and after a lot of research I feel confident that these are the best bang for my buck!

Have purchased this numerous times. Like how it absorbs without the paper padding breaking up.

I got the large size but they were smaller than expected. The x large are perfect size for multi dog or incontinent large dogs but the “large” is maybe big enough for a Pomeranian. Hopefully they hold moisture as good as the x large ones do

tl;dr version: This size pad is perfect for my 13-lb, arthritic, senior kitty that doesn't cover his litter. Even though the pad is thin, pee has never soaked through the pad and the pad is great at absorbing pee and odor. My cat didn't need a lot of encouragement to start using the pad. I replace the pad after he pees on it once since I'm not sure it would hold multiple pees. And the longer version: A little bit of background on my cat: He's a 17.5 year-old, 13-lb persian mix that started having litter box issues within the past few months. He's the only pet we have. He's always been really picky about his litter box. He'll only use it if it's spotless (we try to scoop as soon as he pees/poops and have 3 litter boxes for one cat), he won't use it if it has too much litter and he's very picky about the location (I think he likes privacy?). He meows a lot after he has used the box to let us know to clean it. Oh, and he *never* covers his poop. Recently, he started peeing and pooping on various throw rugs on the lower level of our house if the litter box, even if the box on that level was clean. I didn't want to keep washing rugs, so I turned to these pee pads for a solution. The pad itself is not 22 x 23 inches of absorbent material. There is a non-absorbent border around the pad that brings the dimensions up to 22x23. Lame. And the pad is so thin! I was nervous, so I double-layered the pads when I put them down. I put the pads in an area where the litter box had previously lived and shifted the litter box over a bit. And that's pretty much all I did when introducing the cat to the pee pad. He started using it after a couple of days. He seems to prefer pooping on the pad to pooping in the box. This is fine with me since now I just flush the poop. He has peed on the pad a few times, but I'd say he's 50/50 on using the box to pee vs. the pad. Despite the thinness, the top pad has never leaked through to the lower pad. And the pad is great at absorbing pee and odor! Once the pee gets absorbed, I can't smell anything. It's awesome. I do replace the pad after he pees on it once. I can't smell anything, but am slightly disgusted by looking at a used pad. Also, I'm not sure the pad would hold two pees. I think the pads could be an issue if your cat covers his poop, because the pad might get ripped up during the covering process. But if you have an older cat with litter box issues, I highly recommend these pads.