The Four Paws Wee-Wee Pad On Target Trainer is a useful tool for training dogs and cats, especially elderly pets. However, durability issues and mixed feedback on functionality suggest caution.
Flimsy construction leading to leaks and breakage.
Prevention: Be cautious and consider additional securing methods.
Effective for training elderly cats and dogs with mobility issues.
Simple to set up and use, with clear instructions.
Effective for training ferrets due to its corner design.
Material is flimsy and doesn't hold up well.
Leaks occur, especially in areas where clips are located.
Not suitable for puppies as they may not understand its purpose.
Several recent reviews mention a decline in quality and durability.
moderately positive
negative
Factors: Frequent use, Heavy pet weight, Improper setup
Yes, it is effective for elderly cats and dogs with mobility issues.
The durability is a concern for many users, with complaints about flimsy construction and frequent leaks.
Yes, it is effective for training ferrets due to its corner design.
"I got this because my dog kept peeing off the pad on the floor. My dog is now 8 months and I already had trained him to use the potty on command. Once I put it together I put him on top and told him to go and he did and ever since that there hasn’t been anymore wet floors!! I recommend some dogs a..."
"I would not waste your money on this , the sides didn’t snap together right and it’s pointless to have . The puppy wanted no part of it . I wish I never spent the money , total waste ."
Consider this product if you're looking to train an elderly cat or dog, but be prepared for potential durability problems and possible modifications.
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