These training pads offer good odor control but are often too thin and small for effective use.
Thin and flimsy material.
Prevention: Consider thicker pads.
Size is too small for many users.
Prevention: Look for larger pads.
The flowery smell effectively masks pet odors.
The scent helps in odor control, which is a common complaint with training pads.
Some dogs do not chew on these pads, which is beneficial for training.
Many reviewers find the pads too thin and flimsy.
The pads are smaller than expected and do not fit well in standard trays.
Some dogs do not seem to like the flowery smell, which can be problematic for training.
Many users feel the price is not justified given the thinness and small size.
Factors: Thickness, Absorption rate, Frequency of use
These pads typically last 1-2 days before needing replacement.
No, these pads are too thin and small for large dogs.
Yes, the flowery scent effectively masks odors.
"The scent totally masks her pee, smells fresh and really holds enough to last all day!"
"These pads are horrible. They smell good, but are way too thin and you end up using twice as many. Very disappointed in the quality."
While the scent is pleasant and masks odors effectively, the thinness, small size, and poor durability make these pads a less than ideal choice for many users. Consider alternatives if you need more robust training pads.
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