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puppy pads as we all know are made of plastic. think about all the pads you go through, then picture all those plastic pads sitting in a land fill for years and years and years to come.... :( washable ones are good, and going outside is even better IMHO. nothing like small poops that just disperse into the ground. no pick up, no mess, and nice green grass. i swear my backyard lawn has never looked better LOL |
Honestly, I didn't spend very much time with those puppy pads...I bought this wonderful potty thing I bought (NO MORE PADS!!!) www.wizdog.com check it out, it's plastic and you put newspaper underneath no more papers shredded around the house!!!! It's tottally worth the $30 |
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I just have one more question that I thought of lastnight when I was going to sleep. Where do you put the dirty ones till you are going to wash them? I know that thinks like diaper pails DONT work to keep the smell out??? I hope someone has a good idea for this!!!! Thank you, Ronda |
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I've used washable pads for Bitsy since day one and never a problem. I use Pooch Pads and I bought really cute ones from Little Bit (here on YT) and I love em! I have 15 pads altogether and do a load once a week of just pee pads. I wash em with regular detergent with the bleach already in them. For the yuck factor, you could run an empty rince cycle with bleach after you wash the pads. I don't put my pads in the dryer, they dry pretty quickly on their own. I have a large garbage pail with a lid, and I fold all the used ones in four (dirty side in), place them in a garbage bag in the pail until laundry time. No smell! Aside from the pee, they don't get too yucky. When Bitsy poops, I pick it up with toilet paper and flush the poop in the toilet. Her poop is really good, it doesn't smear or anything. I change out her pads everyday. Kudos to you for going green! That's the whole reason I decided to do the washable pads in the first place. Washable pads are so great that I wish my cats would use them instead of kitty litter! Good luck! |
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and besides i'd rather have poop in a landfill then plastic. poop is biodegradable. plastic is not. |
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I have never used pee pads....but isn't this an awesome place for help. |
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I have always used good, old-fashioned newspaper while transitioning mine to 'go' outside but I sympathize with you as there have been several 'paper shredding parties' at my house. :aimeeyork :animal-pa :animal-pa :animal-pa :animal-pa :) |
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When Joj-Gee was a baby and then our toy fox terrier we used fake grass in a big kitty litter box that we cut the sides down on (so they could get in easy). Worked fantastic!!! Also very easy to clean and disinfect. At first we put the puppy pads in under the fake grass that had attractant smell, but after they got the hang of it, no more pads. Deb :) |
I use Little Bit's washable pads. We use it part-time inside Tucker's xpen. He won't go potty in the house unless he is inside his pen wich is helpful when I need to leave the house for longer periods of time. I love her pads, they are very absorbent and hold the smell. Mine is dark and you cannot see any pee stains anymore, wich is nice! Plus, I have saved a ton of money not having to buy the disposables and I feel great knowing that it is green! Quote:
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