Vibrant Life Large 5-Layer Pet Training Pads, 22 in x 22 in, 50 Count

Sadly, this dog pad has declined in quality considerably in several ways. The awful scent of urine was added to attempt to attract 🤮 , why ?! ( disgusting, and never needed for any dog . they are much smarter than that.) The white pad has literally been reduced by 1/2 , not good.. making it leak through and around.. I've always used 3 deep 2 wide ( which I should have questioned then lol ) for my 14 lb little girl , who is both indoor %26 outdoor.. but now that they're reduced to almost nothing, with a horrendous smell added, %26 recent price increase of 2$ .. sadly its time to change brands if not corrected . the only acceptable change is that they come in plastic ( that's thicker than the pad) , instead of unnecessary box . Please consider getting back to what worked %26 possibly better.. %26 take into mind, all the human items being purchased at the same time.. it only makes sense for all around benefits.

Had bought these for a long time they recently started getting thinner and thinner and a lot of times they would be all stuck together and tear up when you tried to open them up what once was a decent value is now not worth half

Says leak proof. But it leaks terribly. Not only do I have to pick up the pad to dispose of it, but I have to sanitize the floor and mop it after each use.

i used to get these same pads for years, now they are terrible, flimsy, thinner, and do not work as well, don't buy..i get my pads at tjmaxx and Ross now way better value and cheaper

These pads are the thinnest I have ever seen and have almost no absorbent material on them. Maybe if you had a kitten or a tiny puppy they could hold the pee but nothing more than that. The plastic seems so delicate like it could tear easily. I tried a few times and then gave up and returned it to the store.

Do not waste your money or time on these. They don't absorb urine and it just seems like they're liquid resistant and does not absorb the urine so therefore you have a puddle sitting on top of the puppy pad and when you pick them up you have to pick them up from all four corners to trap the urine in the middle cuz otherwise it'll run off the side of it and then you've got a bigger mess. definitely not worth the money it is a big waste. I am returning the other packs that we've ordered of these due to that reason right there.

I picked these because of the price. These are very very small. The pad became saturated and actually overflowed from the urine. It is not absorbant. The plastic lining did work for not letting the pee soak through, but what good is that if it can't hold the pee inside the pad? No Bueno! I do not recommend this at all.

At some point more than a year ago, these became much more difficult to lay out. Trying to unfold the pads is not easy as they have to be peeled apart; the folded pads are fused and stuck together.. The borders of the pads, which are folded over, are even harder to unfold as you have to run your finger down the border to unstick them from the pads. The borders have stepped on when you lay them down as they try to fold back into the pad. These pads did not use to be like this and are no longer easy to use.

They do a great job (they save my wood floors). I have a geriatric cat (Babygirl) who's about 17. I started putting them in front and around the litterbox locale. I first noticed she was having a little trouble, when I saw her out of the corner of my eye. She'd raise up to go into the box, stop, and then wilt somewhat, and then pee a puddle in front of the box. She's quite mentally cognizant, so the spirit was willing; but the body was NOT. So, every other day I roll up the soiled ones, and replace with new. It's become a new normal, due to her advanced age, that's all. I'm just happy she still engages with me, and her 5 other adopted cat family, and me %26 my husband. Overall, they're of good quality, get the job done, save the floors, controls the pee stench, etc. Sign me, "Babygirl's daddy." Cheers.