Chucks® Premium Disposable Underpads 30”x36” [100-Count] Ultra Absorbent Chux Incontinence Bed Pads Disposable Adult with Adhesive Tape, Pee Pads Pet Training Pads XX-Large 30x36 Bulk Pack

I buy a lot of puppy pads. I have two small dogs that I can’t take outside on a regular basis because I have to use a walker. They are paper trained. i’ve had them both for a few years now and we go through quite a few puppy pads and I buy them a couple times a month. I’ve tried a variety for friends and I’m impressed with these.If you were to see some of my other puppy pad reviews, you would see that I say that I haven’t really had any puppy pads that haven’t leaked at some point but so far these haven’t. I can’t really say how well the sticky stuff works because I didn’t use it, but these are probably among the best puppy pads that I’ve tried. The price is great to get 100 puppy pads in a pack that do what they’re supposed to. Needless to say they’re not just for puppies, but they are ultra absorbent as described.

tengo 3 perros y son la mejor compre q e echo absorbe super bien si no voy a mentir que el pipi se mete por debajo pero no es culpa del panal son mis perros pero super absorbentes y no huelen feo ya los compro por 3 veces y los segurie porque son buenos y viene una buena cantidad para que duren un buen tiempo.

I like this brand of underpads. I use them in front of the litter boxes and in two other places where my ancient cat is trained to pee, and she has CKD and three legs and severe arthritis in her spine, so she drinks a lot of water and pees a lot almost sitting down because she's missing her rear right leg and her spine is bad and kitty is becoming a tiny bit incontinent so it's good to keep a pad close by for her if she can't make it to one of the three litter boxes. Thankfully, she was quick to take to being trained to pee on pads if she doesn't want to or can't hop into the litter box. This brand has a nice quilted finish that makes them thinner and easier to store. They suck up liquids fast and hold them with white fluff that I can only imagine is processed wood pulp and superabsorbent polymer, and even when my kitty scratches on them to 'bury' her pee, they don't leak. The adhesive strips aren't great; the pads get scratched at every day and the adhesive strips barely help to keep the pad sort of in place for a short time, eventually the pad ends up partially piled up whether I use the adhesive strips or not. These are also pretty reasonably priced for a box of 100 of the hugest size pads I've found so far. I like to give kitty plenty of room on the pad. Sometimes she goes to the pad in front of any of the three litter boxes and pees on the pad and makes no attempt to hop into the litter box. With all this talk of cat pee, does my apartment smell like a litter box? Nope, these are great for odor control, and the pads get changed frequently, the litter boxes are cleaned one to two times daily; kitty pees a lot due to CKD so I spend more than my fair share of time cleaning litter boxes and swapping pads so things stay nice and fresh. She's an only child hospice cat and I'm a cat lady, so she's beyond spoiled. These are also excellent to take with you on trips, put a few in a plastic bag; you'd be amazed at the range of uses. Once I put an under pad on a wet picnic table bench, and did the same across from me for my partner, and we laid one out on the picnic table and used it as a disposable extra-absorbent tablecloth and ate dungeness crab, without getting our bums wet and with a large clean surface to eat off of that absorbed the liquid mess from cracking crab, and it served as something to wrap up around a heap of wet crab shells to pack out the waste, and hold in all the smelly crab juice. These do really well not leaking, even when challenged with cat claws and sharp crab shells. And there are tons of off-label uses for these. I line the cat carrier with a pad because kitty gets carsick. I've placed these under large houseplants to keep drained water off of the carpet. (You can dump at least 1500ml or 1.5 liters of liquid on these pads and they absorb it all. That was when I was cleaning out the cat fountain that has to be disassembled and partially emptied before it can go to the sink for cleaning.) When I use my carpet spot cleaner, if I made a really large damp area that can't be stepped over, I put a pad upside down on the unavoidable damp clean patches of carpet to walk on and the pad seems to promote carpet drying. I hear these are also good for messy jobs, like changing oil or painting house interiors.

As described

I actually use these for my dog and they work fantastic.

I used these for puppy litters. They stay in place and are extremely absorbent. Once the puppies got in the chewing stage they were more difficult for them to move, however, they can still chew them up, so you still need to watch them.

These chuxs worked great for my father with dentia, really stayed in place and saved my mattress. After he passed I used them for a new puppy and they worked just as well.

The biggest issue is the adhesive strip. It’s a joke. It needs to be wider and stronger. If it would be at least 1,5 inch wide and more sticky, then it would solve the issue drastically. Also the adhesive strip needs to be closer to the edge. Hopefully somebody from this industry is paying attention.