Inspire Disposable Chux Underpads, 23 x 36 Inches, (Pack of 300)

I use these as a pee pad for my little dog. They work great and the size is perfect. Good quality and good value. I will continue to purchase this brand.

The cost is a great value. Much cheaper then a medical supply store... They are good if you are washing someone in bed, or perineal care in bed. Also to put on a chair when patient gets out of shower ( while you are drying them. If person is severely incontinent I do not recommend to use alone as they are not thick at all and will not absorb a huge amount.. Use in conjunction with a washable bed bad ( so if it does not leak you do not have to wash the pad just dispose of this one and put a clean one. If you want a disposable pad that will hold more get a much much thicker one also one that is more then 23 wide.... 36 long is good...

Update, 27 August 2016: Unfortunately, we can no longer recommend this product. The white, liquid absorbing part of the pad is frequently "folded into itself," leaving significant parts of the pad without an absorbent area and rendering it unusable for the intended purpose. At first we thought we had just gotten a bad batch and tried another shipment, but we had the same problem. We just have had to throw too many of these away to keep purchasing them. Again, we can no longer recommend.We use these for our two Yorkies, and have been very pleased. We found these when searching for a less expensive, more quality constant product than the one we had used for the past several years and found it here on Amazon. Yes, the area of wetness when the dogs eliminate does spread, but the pads do a great job of containing the liquid. We have not experienced any problems with the plastic separating from the rest of the pad, and the quality of these pads is very consistent. Are they thin? Yes, but they do the job well. We typically replace them with fresh pads daily. For us, they are also a safer pad -- they do not slide around at all once placed on our tile floor, unlike the other, more expensive brand that slid everywhere when our dogs walked on them.Highly recommend these for small dogs. Inspire Disposable Underpads, 23 Inches X 36 Inches, 300 Count

These pads are the best deal I've found - large size, so my dog usually only soils one at a time, at a small price. They are thick enough and absorbent enough for one-time use. Gotta get this off my chest - it is not reasonable to expect a dog to re-use a pad. Dogs can be housebroken because they are clean by instinct and don't want to soil their nest (your home). Successful housebreaking trains this instinct. Soiled pads should be removed as soon as possible so the dog is not forced to get used to being around its own waste. I keep a 4 x 6-foot area of one room covered with the pads so that my dog can go when she wants, and she has a bit of room to stroll and sniff; I then pick up only the pad or sometimes pads that she has soiled. Expecting a dog to "hit the spot" on just one pad is not reasonable. Because I pick up used pads promptly, I can walk through that part of the room on the clean pads, no problem. I have the pads in a corner of my home office. These larger pads are great, because it's easier to cover the area I allow my dog to use. Some breeds and some individual dogs are harder to train than others. I would take a new puppy from its crate to the potty area and keep it there until success, and repeat that. My dog prefers to go outside, and will ask to do that first when I am at home. This saves me money on pads, and reinforces her instinct for cleanliness. Not all dogs can be expected to learn this, and many pet owners do not have an outdoor option.

300 pads for 60+- is great price. With 9 chihuahuas we go thru some pads. Although not super thick they do the job. Will keep buying these.

Use then as disposable pet pads. Very absorbent

I order these pads for my dogs every month. The dogs are PP pad trained. I have been using potty pads now for 2 years for them. For the most part, I can't complaint too much about the pads. The quality is fairly good most of the time. If I had a general complaint, it would be that when the dogs urinate, a normal amount, the urine spreads out onto the entire pad, instead of just staying in the spot, like other pads do. When it spread out, the dog is only able to use it once, where as others pads that I have purchased previously, the dog may go a couple times on the pad, without stepping in the urine spot. The last two boxes I have become a little more irritated when a number of the pads insides stick to each other when unfolding them, tear, and are no longer able to be used. Yes, I buy 300 at a time, but at $50.00/month, and the dog can only use the pad once, it adds up. They are the cheapest of any pads on Amazon, that I am aware of and that is why I have used them. If you are thinking about using them as chux pads for an incontinent adult.....DON'T. I would recommend you look at other, better quality pads.

Pads are very thin (maybe one layer), and does not absorb pee fast enough, leaving a puddle on the pad. It would be perfect for training newborn puppies, as their pee is very little.I would not use for full grown dogs. My adult dog is only ten pounds, and this pad does not work for him.For the quantity and cost, it is worth it if you’re only using for newborns.

thank you.

These pads are very large, which is nice, but they are also very thin and don't absorb very much. The ones we were buying from Wal-Mart were smaller and a bit more expensive, but much more effective. We won't buy these again.