Super Absorbent Underpad, 30" x 36", 75 Count, Extra Large Disposable Incontinence Pads, Protective Bed Pads, Chucks, For Kids, Adults, Elderly, Furniture & Surface Protection Pee Pad

I used these to line the bottom of my dog's whelping box. I used 3 liners. My dog gave birth to 8 puppies. After she was done delivering, I removed her and the pups from the box so I could take out the soiled liner(s). To my surprise, the only liner that was soiled was the top one. The other 2 liners were completely dry and unstained. These really are absorbent and worth the money for sure!

Our 20 year old cat leaks when he sleeps. These pads absorb the moisture so he can finish the nap and not stand up with his fur soaked. Other pads were too thin or allowed puddles of liquid to form. Pricing has jumped dramatically. Shipping from anyone other than Amazon had been unreliable. Look for “in stock” at Amazon and shipped by Amazon.

I work 16 hr shifts so I use these as puppy papers. My dogs are small, so they last a few days w no odor or over flow. A friend was visiting and brought her 165 lb St Bernard. He watched my dogs going potty on the paper for a couple of days before deciding that was a pretty good idea. I really don't know how much output that size dog releases....but these papers absorbed it all!

We use these as protection on my son's changing pads - while not great for the environment, it has saved us in the early months from having to wash his changing pad covers on a daily basis. Now that he is almost 4 months we are barely changing them.

Great after surgery, useful for pets, sturdy protection for many purposes.

These large bed pads are thick. I have bought other pads that are so thin you could almost see through them. When I bought them a couple days ago they were $35 per case of 75. I went back today and now they're $59 per case of 75. I do not understand the pricing on Amazon. Anyway if you can get these at a decent price they're worth it. Mine cost me about $0.51 apiece which is incredible.

These are great to use for incontinent or a pee pad for your dog. When soiled you can throw them away. They will tear, so you can’t pull on them when a patient is laying on one.

We have used these pads on our bed for several years due to incontinance. They are comfortable to sleep on, yet are strong enough to prevent any leakage onto the bedding and mattress.