Medpride Disposable Underpads 17 x 24 (100-Count) Incontinence Pads, Bed Covers, Puppy Training | Thick, Super Absorbent Protection for Kids, Adults, Elderly | Liquid, Urine, Accidents

Want thin leaking pads and are dealing with PUPPY PUPPIES! I’m talking just born type of puppies, all the way to 8 weeks. After that they pee like grown ups and this will not do! I have a jack terrier mix and a husky puppy and nope! It’s small but even my little dogs pee go leaks through and runs off the pad! And forget about the husky it’s not holding all of it! It has no side protection (it’s as if the pee sits on top it) so it’s going to leak off the pads. There’s no absorbency!!! Great if they are just taking a number 2! I’m wasting all these pads cause I have to put down more than just 2 or 3. I have to put down about 6 just to make sure it backs up the first pads that are put down so it doesn’t leak through or off of them! You’re best bet is just to pay for the name brand stuff that has leak protection cause 1 you know it’s going to hold the pee and 2 it’s going to be big enough for the animals. Or…. Buy a washable pre pad! These are legit like dental bibs for the dentist or a tattooers tray!

They have very little ply and are very small.

Wish there was a way to stick these down to the sheet

I use these as accident pads for my puppy and they work great. I wouldn’t recommend for a large dog or even for what they are intended for since they are so thin. I double mine up side by side cause they are also smaller than expected.

Great for my small dog who is older and needs a pad from time to time.

Great price but pads are small in size

Holds up well but to small for a drool pad for a senior patient. Should have bought a bigger pad.

We use them for wildlife rehab and they work perfect for that.

If you are trying to use these with adults, keep looking. They are small, measure carefully. And thick compared to what? Certainly not thick in the world of absorbent chucks. Even for my animals, I have to pay down 3 or 4 of them. They were more affordable and would be ok for babies or small puppies.

They are just ok