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We got these dog pads for a large dog with CKD, and she would wet her bed nightly til I was able to reverse the SYMPTOMS OF INCONTINENCE not the disease itself by removing dry dog food (miraculously her labs improved from level 2 to 1) look up natural ckd dog diets & confer with your vet as I did, she was against it at 1st but changed her mind after the 3rd blood lab in 6 weeks.. Hannah stil has ups n downs but is much better than the vet predicted.Anyhow, we have plushy type dog beds and tho these have a nice grippy bottom layer it stil shifted around quite a bit when Hannah pawed her bed trying to get comfy.I like these a lot, we have them in different sizes and I have used them as a layer under another elasticized bed cover to keep in place and provide leak protection.I think they are best on the floor or sofa, flat beds etc as once a dog steps on it on a soft bed it bunches up stiffly. Or as a under layer as I use it. All in all very useful. Washes well in warm water, I line dry after reading reviews, and its held up for several washes just fine. Its strong and stiff material. A good buy👍

This is my first review here, ever, and I'm doing it to save someone else all the scrolling and search time I did trying to solve the eternal problem of puppies vs. flooring.We got our 10 week old puppy, Emmie, back in February. She came from a breeder that used pens with kennels and litter boxes. The whole litter box idea was new to us, but boy, did that save us many a sleepless night! If you can, do it!The biggest set-up issue, was figuring out how to safely, and effectively, protect the flooring in our bedroom (carpet) and livingroom (hardwood). Needless to say, I was more than a bit skeptical that any one product would work, so I decided to play it safe and double-layer. I wanted something that was safe for Emmie, reusable/washable (had to stay waterproof!), wouldn't scratch or stain the floors, or smell like chemicals, rubber, etc.Thankfully, of the two products we chose, both worked great. Go figure! The mats listed here, we use as a top layer. The bottom one can also be found at Amazon. Search for something called a "Splat Mat" by Womumon, with a picture of it under a highchair. It's listed as "anti-slip", 51"×51", for around $15. It's thin, but waterproof, doesn't skid, and it works as a final, just-in-case layer between the top and your flooring.Both of these mat types are awesome. I've washed them many times, all together, using All with Oxi Odor Lifter detergent and Warm water, but I did add an extra final rinse cycle, just to be sure. Then, I machine dry them all on Low. BTW, the Splat Mat says not to tumble dry, but I do it all the time. I just make sure it's on low. If you're at all uncomfortable with that, you could let it hang dry over a shower curtain rod. Good luck!

My 14 years young senior Lab was having issues holding her urine. This can happen with older spayed dogs. This product appears thin but it held her urine and never went through to the carpet or flooring. I put it under Mollys regular blankets to keep her memory foam bedding dry. I purchased the large size. In this picture it is placed on top of two large memory foam beds. By it self, two large labs can easily fit on as you can see with Molly's brother Shadow in the front. It easily cleans in the washing machine. A tip for those that use, always add a 1/4 cup of vinegar to the cycle and laundry by itself. I air dried in the dryer and then hung over the door or outside to finish drying. It has a nice non slip coating on the back. Exceptional quality.

My Sweet Molly, who would never EVER have gone to the bathroom in our home, is now 17 years old and recently began to have periodic accidents. A friend told me about these pads, and they are truly fantastic.If there's an accident, just throw them in the wash. They launder easily and well and are very durable. I keep several extras so that I don't have to wash a soiled pad immediately. These pads NEVER leak. They protect the floors, and textured rubber keep them in place (I tripped over another pad brand that slid around and broke my foot). Because they can be recycled, one saves money and doesn't add rash to our landfills.And Molly enjoys sleeping on them, too!

First off, these are great to line a puppy pen with to protect the floors. I don’t have to worry about spilled water and urine. I’m using disposables on top to train the pups, which they use about 90% of the time. If they miss and hit these washable pads, I don’t have to worry.Only downside is that I have a hard time getting the urine smell out 100%. I have soaked them in a 3:1 vinegar mix for a day and that helps break down the urine and kills most of the stank. I then put in the washer once to get the vinegar out. Then I send it through a second time with detergent. Then I hang dry so I extend the useful life. Water will drip when I hang dry, so I hang on the shower rod and let drip dry on towels. Most of the smell comes out this way. Enough to keep using them. I change out once per week unless there is a lot of urine, I’ll put the small size in those areas where they like to go, and change more frequently.I notice that they are not 100% leakproof. My dogs are small approximately 2 lbs at the moment, so I haven’t seen leaking on the floor, but I can see the urine saturated on the bottom when I turn it over. I lined the floor with a thin tarp, so I don’t have to worry if any fluid gets through. The urine goes into the pads which is nice so that the pups feet stay drier.I have bought all the sizes several orders. Totally worth it if you can handle the washing. I picked up the vinegar bottles at dollar tree. They work great, 1 cup vinegar to 3 cups water. Helps to soak in a small area to conserve the mix.