Why You Shouldn’t Use Pee Pads?

Compared to real grass, some dog bathroom pads will not absorb urine This means that the more the dog pees on the pad, the more urine there will be on the surface of the product. This also means that every time your dog steps on the used pad, they’ll be spreading remnants of urine all … Read more

Why You Shouldn’t Use Pee Pads?

Compared to real grass, some dog bathroom pads will not absorb urine This means that the more the dog pees on the pad, the more urine there will be on the surface of the product. This also means that every time your dog steps on the used pad, they’ll be spreading remnants of urine all … Read more

Why You Shouldn’t Use Potty Pads?

Compared to real grass, some dog bathroom pads will not absorb urine This means that the more the dog pees on the pad, the more urine there will be on the surface of the product. This also means that every time your dog steps on the used pad, they’ll be spreading remnants of urine all … Read more

Can You Use A Pad To Pee?

While the perforations in the top layer of menstrual pads have larger holes to accommodate thicker liquids, these same holes in an incontinence pad as well as the distribution layer in, are designed to accept a large amount of less viscous liquid, i.e. urine, and distribute it throughout the absorbency layer. Why you shouldn’t use … Read more