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What is the best pee pads?? Do you guys have a preference? Or are they all pretty much the same?:aimeeyork |
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We were going to buy the brand "Wee Wee Pads" white bag at J and B Pet Supplies (they have a website) here in Nj, but the girl suggested the brand "Advanced" which according to her was cheaper and better. So, far it has been good. I use alot of them, but that is because once I see that it is too wet I change it. Maybe this brand is sold in Florida. It was a pack of 50 for about 16.00 compared to the other brand which was a 50 pack for about 22.00 dollars. Hope this helps |
I use cloth ones. The ones you can get in the hospital. You can also buy them at a pharmacy..I find these work better since they seem to like to go on carpets and bath mats...and....they are washable and although they don't get stinky the dog can still smell their scent on it. |
When I first got my babies I used OUT pads from walmart but they started to get a little expensive when I got my second baby. I now buy mine in bulk from ebay. They are hospital pads but work just as good as the wee wee pads. I get 300 pads for $36.00 shipping included. Best deal I've found on ebay so far. |
I first used the Rapid Start pads I bought at PetsMart. They really attracted Gracie. After she got the idea, I switched to pretty much whatever is on sale. I like the Arm and Hamer ones because they control the odor so well. It all depends on what your needs are I guess: Attraction/training, Odor control, or Budget. |
thanks alot guys! |
we like the target arm and hammer brand. cheapest one we could find and they go on sale from time to time. |
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