MED PRIDE Dog Training Pads [Travel Pack of 5] - Disposable, Ultra-Absorbent 6-Layer Puppy Potty Pee Pads with Sticky Strips- Leakproof & Waterpro...

Great for my kitten cage

Though I know they are meant for dogs, these pads have worked great, making them a really good choice for my older kitty who sometimes struggles. They've been absorbent and leak-proof, providing a reliable solution for my pet care needs. I love these disposable pads as they make it easy to just toss in the trash. Overall, I recommend.

So these pads were good. They were good travel pads. Lightweight and very absorbent for the urine. They controlled the order as well, but I never let them sit out for too long either. It came with 5in the pack.

This five pack trial pad is a nice size to check out a different brand of pad. These pads are a good size for my small dogs. They have an attractant pheromone scent on them that the dogs can smell and tells that this is a good place to pee. That's a nice feature. I have older dogs and visiting dogs, so that attractant gives the dogs a signal to use the pad and not the floor. That's a nice thing. I couldn't smell anything but I do have allergies and a stuffed nose. The pack is resealable so good if you want to pop it into a travel bag. They also have sticky pads on the back that you can use or not use. I didn't use them, but depending on your set up, it's a feature that can come in very handy. The absorbency is good, but I don't really test them that much since I pick them up immediately after a pee if I'm home and watching. The pee get cold and it's hard sometimes to decide if the pad leaked or if it's just cold. Usually it's just cold. These seemed not to leak so that was good. I really like these smaller sized pads. I have small dogs and they tend to pee on 1/4 to a 1/3 of a big pad and I'm so cheap that I cut off the soiled part and keep using the dry part. The little pads, I don't have to mess with that. Things I didn't like as much - at a little over a dollar a pad, these are expensive. But I'm guessing you pay for the smaller size package and the attractant. The other thing I didn't like, and this is weird, is the pink color. Normally, I'm all for pink. But a few times I thought my dog had some blood in his urine because of the pink backing it gave an orangey cast to the wet part. (I dabbed with a kleenex and it was regular yellow!) I think I will stick to blue, green, and white colored backing from now on. Good pads, just more expensive than I'd like.

We got a new puppy who was 8 weeks old when we brought her home. She took to the pad quickly and used it regularly. She liked them so much that she got a hold of the package and used them as toys. Ripped up and peed on. It was a lovely mess to clean up. Fortunately, since she took to them so quickly and is now house trained we don't need to worry that she chewed so many of them up!. The only one left that wasn't chewed to shreds, was the one that was stuck on the floor because she couldn't get it to move.