Disposable Underpads 200ct
by American Health Services
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Our Price: $30.35 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Pet Products See more product details |
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Disposable Underpads 200ct
Customer Review: great price
Summary: 3 Stars
I ordered them for their size and the price. They are as good as any other as far as absorbing liquid but they may have used too strong of a glue to seal them and when you unfold the pad a number of them stuck to the paper part and ripped open. Also there was a thin layer of what felt like asbestos on the outside of each pad as if some one had stored them in there attic. It got all over my hands and arms and itched like crazy. Mine were pale yellow not blue or green like the photos.Customer Review: cheap but thin
Summary: 3 Stars
The price is definately worth it but they are not as good as I expected. They are definately cheap however, you have to replace them often, after 2 or three pee pee's. If your puppy does alot in one shot it gets most of the pad dirty. It still comes out alot cheaper then the more expensive pads. They are packaged in 4 seperate packages which is good so you can leave them in different spots of the house. I would probably reorder this product.Customer Review: Good Deal on wee wee pads
Summary: 3 Stars
I'm giving it 3 stars only because I've had crappy quality wee wee pads purchased online before.
My current purchase was excellent. No irregular, bunched up, shredded pads this time.
I would give a higher rating if the quality of the pads were consistently good with every order.
Customer Review: THERE OK
Summary: 3 Stars
THESE WEE-WEE PADS ARE NOT THE BEST I HAVE EVER PURCHASED, BUT YOU REALLY CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE...Customer Review: Not for pets
Summary: 2 Stars
Not for dogs. The pads are the correct size but compared to most dog pads I've used these dont hold water. I have to use two layers of these pads where one of another brand would be sufficient. Understandably, these werent designed for pets and them directing their water host in one spot. Thats typically where it leaks through. I'm sure these would work for bed wetting, where the liquid is more distributed. Lesson learned, yet again, you get what you pay for.