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All large puppy pads
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Grass pee pads
Paw-Print Artificial Grass Training Mat in Three Sizes
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Blue-Bordered Disposable Puppy Pads with Five Pack Options
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Help choosing large puppy pads
Buying guides and care advice written for this range: what to measure, what matters and what to skip.
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Shop large puppy pads: 150-packs of six-layer activated charcoal pee pads in 24 by 24 inch and extra large 35.5 by 24 inch sizes, two-packs of washable reusable pee pads, and standard disposable pet pee pads. This page narrows our Puppy Pads range to the bigger sizes that large breed puppies, senior dogs and multi-dog homes need. Below is how to choose the size and absorbency, whether disposable or washable suits you, and how to use pads without slowing down house training.
Who needs a large pad
Standard pads are sized for small dogs. Large breed puppies, senior dogs with less bladder control, dogs recovering from surgery on restricted exercise and homes with more than one dog all overflow a small pad, so urine ends up on the floor around it.
XL pads give a bigger target and hold more. The 35.5 by 24 inch size suits medium and large dogs, and can line a whelping box, a crate floor or the area under a water bowl.
Charcoal pads and absorbency
Six-layer pads with an absorbent core lock liquid away from the surface, so paws stay drier and the pad does not leak through. Activated charcoal layers help absorb odor, which matters in apartments and with bigger dogs that produce more urine.
Look for a leak-proof plastic backing and sealed edges, so urine cannot wick out onto the floor. Some owners tape the corners down or use a pad holder, since puppies love to drag and shred pads.
Disposable or washable
Disposable pads are convenient: lift, fold and bin. Bulk packs of 150 keep the cost down during the weeks of house training. Washable pads cost more at the start but can be laundered many times, which saves money and waste with senior dogs who need pads every day.
Washable pads are less tempting to chew than paper-based pads, and they lie flat on smooth floors. Keep two or three in rotation so one is always clean and dry.
Using pads without slowing house training
Pads are a tool, not the goal, for most puppies. Place one in a fixed spot near the door you will eventually use, take your puppy to it after sleeping, eating and play, and reward it immediately when it goes.
Gradually move the pad toward the door and then outside, and take your puppy outdoors often, so it learns the yard is the main bathroom. Clean any accidents with an enzyme cleaner so the smell does not draw your puppy back.
Senior dogs and sudden accidents
Older dogs may need pads overnight or while you are out. Place them near the bed and the door, and use a washable pad under bedding for extra protection.
If a house-trained dog suddenly starts having accidents, or is drinking and urinating much more than usual, see your vet rather than simply adding more pads. Urinary infections, kidney disease and diabetes are among the causes, and several of them can be treated.
What size puppy pad do I need for a large dog?
An extra large pad around 35.5 by 24 inches suits medium and large dogs. Small pads overflow quickly with bigger puppies and multi-dog homes, leaving urine on the floor around the edge.
Do charcoal puppy pads control odor?
Activated charcoal layers help absorb urine odor, which is useful in apartments and with large dogs. Change pads promptly for the best results, since a soaked pad smells whatever it contains.
Are washable pee pads better than disposable?
Washable pads save money and waste with long-term use, such as for senior dogs who need pads daily. Disposables are more convenient during short house-training periods and for travel.
How do I stop my puppy shredding pads?
Use a pad holder or tape the edges down, give plenty of chew toys, and supervise. Washable pads are often less tempting to chew, and they lie flatter on smooth floors.
Do puppy pads slow down house training?
They can if used indefinitely. Place the pad near the door, move it outside gradually, and take your puppy outdoors often so the habit transfers.