The American Kennel Club Dog Training Pads are generally criticized for being thin, poorly absorbent, and having a weak or non-existent eucalyptus scent. Several users reported leakage and difficulties unfolding the pads. While a few users found them satisfactory, the majority were disappointed and recommended alternatives like Hartz.
Leakage and inadequate absorbency
Prevention: Use under a tray or consider a more absorbent product.
Users appreciate the smell, noting that it is the best found among several tried.
The pads are very thin and non-absorbent, leading to leakage and wet trays.
The pads lack the advertised eucalyptus scent or have a medicated scent that dogs dislike.
The pads are sticky and difficult to unfold, leading to frustration and wasted product.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with more users reporting issues with absorbency and scent.
mixed, only slight mentions of poor quality.
negative, predominant complaints on poor absorbency, weak scent, and bad design.
Factors: Frequency of use, Cleaning methods
No, these pads are not suitable for larger dogs due to poor absorbency and size issues.
No, most users reported a weak or non-existent eucalyptus scent.
"Love these, have tried several, best for smell, found ones to use and recommend."
"Do not bother spending your money on these pads! Size too small, don’t hold puppy pee or older dog pee at all! I say worth zero."
Due to the numerous issues reported with absorbency and scent, these pads may not be the best choice for dog training. Consider alternatives that offer better performance and durability.
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