Collection: Puppy Pads

Puppy pads are one of those products where the cheap version costs more. A pad that leaks costs you a carpet; a pad that slides teaches your dog nothing; a pad you have to change four times a night means you buy three times as many. We have made one category of product since 2016, and this is it.

What makes ours different

Every pad in this range is built in six layers rather than the two or three you get from economy pads. A quick-dry non-woven top sheet moves liquid away from the surface within seconds so nothing gets tracked across the floor. A quilted layer beneath spreads liquid across the whole pad instead of letting it pool in one saturated patch. A super-absorbent polymer core turns it to gel and holds roughly 200% of what a budget pad of the same size holds. A sealed waterproof film underneath means nothing reaches your floor.

Every pad has adhesive tabs at all four corners, and every pad carries a built-in pheromone attractant.

Choosing a size

60 x 60cm — small and medium dogs, and most puppies. Available in 30, 50 and 100 packs.
60 x 90cm — 50% more coverage. Medium to large breeds, and dogs who overshoot a standard pad. 40 pack.
71 x 86cm — our largest. Giant breeds, whelping boxes, XL crates, and overnight incontinence care. 40 pack.

The most common mistake is buying too small. If your dog circles before going, or you are regularly finding misses just past the edge of the pad, size up rather than buying more.

Choosing a pack size

Most owners use two to four pads a day during active training. Thirty pads covers three to four weeks; fifty covers a full training phase; a hundred is for households where pads are a permanent fixture rather than a training stage — senior dogs, incontinence, multiple dogs, or breeding. Cost per pad falls sharply as the pack size rises.

Not just for training

A large share of what we sell goes to people with older dogs, not puppies. Pads are used for incontinence in senior dogs, for recovery after surgery, as crate and carrier lining, under food and water bowls, in whelping boxes, and as an indoor option when the weather makes a walk unrealistic.