Can this be used as a washable pee pad for a 80lb dog?
1627656
Hello, This mat is washable but I would not recommend it as peed pad, since it is not meant to minimize smells or hold too much fluids. I hope this helps.
1627657
Oh yes, it works real well. We currently have two small older dogs that spend a lot of their time (with their beds) on top of this pad.
1627658
Should work. It washes well and fluids don't go through. If the dog just leaks a bit rather than letting it all go at once you should be fine. If the volume is high, you may get pooling and puddles.
1627659
I did wash it several times for my puppies..but the where small breeds..you can always try it..
1306707
I don't have it at this house so my guess is you cannot. I know you can turn it down to a trickle so if you are washing the dog and have her all wet, you can use the lower setting to suds the pooch. Works quite well. Not the fanciest but works fine.
875747
The Whelping pads are nothing like disposable pads. They are far superior. These pads are very tightly woven fabric so I would say unless your puppy shreds carpet or blankets you shouldn't have a problem. These pads are very thin but somehow absorb an amazing amount of liquid. They wash beautifully. The only thing they don't have is the attractant scent the disposable pads do. You can take a very small amount of your pup's urine and place it on the pad and the pup will forever find it. I bought mine to deal with 2 senior dogs (each around 45 pounds) these pads have been a God send! Good luck!
773843
I have Golder Ret (85 lbs) and the fabric couldn't hold him. The rip happened in the fabric not the switches. So the fabric is not designed for large dogs. If your dog is 100lbs then this is not for you
974828
I'm not sure what you are asking. But the wee wee pads are made for a puppy to pee on on the floor or on a wee wee pad holder. If you are looking for diapers to put onto a dog, these are not what you are looking for.
2262224
I don't see why not. We thought about trying it out for our dog after we're done with the diaper. There is also a kitty litter product on the market that may work for dog poop too.
1663387
No, the inside is like lambs wool. It would not be water or urine proof. My dog LOVES this bed!
306116
I could never get my dogs to use it. Even after I put a paper towel with urine on the pad. I would imagine you would need to clean it each day so it won't smell.
556048
Yes. The wrap has elastic on both the long edges to snug it around your dog's body once it is on. The wrap has a velcro closure to secure it one you have wrapped it around your dog's body. Our dog is nearly 100 pounds and we place two overnight maxi pads in the wrap to absorb all of his pee. The wrap alone might absorb enough for a small dog but can't absorb enough volume for larger dogs by itself. Maxi pads are more absorbent and cheaper than the liners for the wrap.
1309855
Oh yes. My dog and cat have peed on it more time than I care to count. I however would not use bleach and make sure you have a good size wash machine. It takes a while to dry however so check every so often and move it around so it dries evenly. The center will stay damp if you don't and it will stink like wet animal if you don't dry it thoroughly. But yes totally washable. I love it.
1098877
No. It's really just for pee pee. You take it on and off to let them out to potty. I have used one on a small yorkie and she still can poop you get some of the poopoo on the diaper around the circle the tail goes through but it washes out. This is great for pee pee accidents with a pant liner in them otherwise it will drip through.
2266459
I don't see why not...I am so glad you wrote this...I have two yorkies...and one does the same thing you mentioned...I have been washing the frame constantly. My other yorkie just stays away from any pad...go figure...I am starting to believe it is the breed ... : )
1279528
No. I have a 68 lb Australian Shepard and wash all four paws without changing the water.
1526527
No. You really only need one per dog. It is machine washable, but I found that putting feminine pads inside is much easier to maintain. Just throw out the pad when it's dirty and pop a new one in.
2188664
I inherited a bunch of them from a neighbor after her father passed away. I use them for puppy training pads as I have three dogs and they are cheaper than the larger pee pads for dogs. So, the answer is BOTH!
500754
In a word No & Yes. Let me explain, These pads are built with 2 layers. The White Top layer absorbs Fluid ( Urine, Etc...) & The Bottom layer prevents this fluid from passing threw to the surface it's laying on. Much like a Babies Diaper with built in Waterproof pants/liner. Except of course, these are washable & reusable.
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If your pet is a frequent wetter, yes. I mainly bought mine for when I'm not at home. I use a panty liner for inside mine. Then all you have to do is throw it away. If your pet goes more, then you'll need a heavier pad. It save you and your pet in the long run. It works great. I would be lost without it. Great product.