bought this from petsmart last night
was a bit spectacle about it~

http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752867
i was so sick and tired of dexter ripping...shredding...chewing...destroying those disposable pads
oops didnt realize there's 2 versions, this is the one i use

it looks a bit different, look for this one! "new and improved" ^^

i laid this down last night in hopes of him peeing on it...and he did! he peed on it about 4 times already. washing is gonna be some work but i think it's well worth it...it says on the directions that it can be used up to 300 washes...wow i've been wastin 100's of dollars for nothing

just thought i'd share for those of you who share the same problem like me...no more shredding no more no moreeee!!!!! so happy

Description:
"Made with Microfine fibers and antimicrobial technology, PoochPads are absorbent, odor-controlling pads ideal for puppies, older or incontinent dogs, and dogs that are "home-alone" throughout the work day. Use on floors, beds, cages, or any accident-prone area. Quickly absorbs liquid without soaking through."
also it's the same material fiber technology used in hospitals

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"I told him that if a lady who doesn't cook can make such yummy Jerky for Dexter then we can do it too" - Lynx8456

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Can you just throw them in the washing machine??
Sounds good, would save ££$$!

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WOW if they work I might give it a try I too go through so many pee pads and lil Emma shreds hers too.

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Vet Tech for 16yrs, I love my pets more than most people.

Also Mom to : Mitzi Sue ( Shihtzu) and Pebbles ( Yorkie) Pebbles was put to sleep 20 days before her 20th birthday Rest in peace my love Roscoe ( Congo African Grey) and Nemo ( White Belly Caique) Cheeto ( Red Rump Grasskeet)Jazz ( White Cap Pionus)

yes in the washing machine it has specific directions though so u dont ruin the antibacterial stuff inside:
"1) wash poochpads in regular cycle with detergent in warm to hot water
2) too much chlorine bleach will cause potential damage to the fibers of the pad. use 3) 1oz. per load to obtain proper sanitization
excessive use of softeners can potentiall reduce the adsorbancy of the pad"

drying:
1) dry pads on Permanent Press or Medium Heat Setting
2) pads may also be hung to dry

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"I told him that if a lady who doesn't cook can make such yummy Jerky for Dexter then we can do it too" - Lynx8456

http://www.facebook.com/dextersheep

Wow this is great thanks

Thanks for the info

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Is it $59.99 for just one pad or does more than 1 come in a bag. I couldn't tell.

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Do you like it so far? Venus is doing really well potty training, but I'm still buying puppy pads for over night because hubby and I sleep so late.

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