Reusable puppy pads?

[Skullblits]

Does anyone use theses?
Are they any good?

Any pros or cons compared to the one use ones?

 

[DMS260820]

@furryfriends (TEAS) used them

 

[PigglePuggle]

We use the Inconti-Pet washable puppy pads they are amazing, very absorbent and durable, wash well, dry fast, ours have lasted 18 months being washed at 60 degrees every week!

 

[furryfriends (TEAS)]

I use the disposable ones! I know it's not very eco friendly but I find it easier, especially as I am juggling working, studying and running TEAS!

 

[Betsy]

We use the Inconti-Pet washable puppy pads they are amazing, very absorbent and durable, wash well, dry fast, ours have lasted 18 months being washed at 60 degrees every week!

I use these too on the advice of @PigglePuggle. I have even cut them to fit my hutch and they are just as good.

 

[Skullblits]

How do you dry them?

 

[Betsy]

Either on the line, in the tumble drier or over a drier.

 

[Ritika]

Looks like I need to buy some too

 

[PigglePuggle]

How do you dry them?

I dry mine draped over the stairs banister rail in winter, or a laundry airer- they dry in about 24 hours indoors in winter or about 3 hours on the washing line in summer!

 

[Skullblits]

Thanks for the advice

But currently they are too expensive I'd need about 8 for my C&C cage.

 

[Siikibam]

You could use a waterproof mattress protector and fleece on top, with pee pads in high traffic areas or even bath mats on top of the fleece. What do you currently use for bedding?

 

[Skullblits]

Fleece with puppy pads my girls seem to pee all over the place tho

 

[Piggies&buns]

They will pee everywhere. Piggies can’t be litter trained. My boys have three favourite spots to pee in and those areas get changed out every day but in reality nowhere in the cage is safe from pee and poop!

 

[Siikibam]

Bear in mind they also tend to pee and poo where they eat and sleep