ZorbiPad ZorbiPad Dog Potty Training Attractant, 16-oz bottle
In a Nutshell
- Ineffective for most dogs
- Poor absorbency mentioned in reviews
- Unusual smell is often cited as a problem
Quick Verdict
The ZorbiPad Dog Potty Training Attractant has been largely ineffective for most users, with a majority of reviewers stating that their dogs did not use the attractant, and some even expressing concern over its poor absorbency and smell.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Poor absorbency leading to leaks.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Some dogs use it (2)
A few users reported that their dogs started using the attractant after spraying it.
Cons
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Ineffective for most dogs (7) major
Most dogs did not show any interest in using the attractant.
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Poor absorbency (2) critical
The attractant does not absorb urine well, leading to leaks.
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Unpleasant smell (2) major
The attractant has an unusual smell that some dogs dislike.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product work for dog potty training?
No, most reviewers reported that their dogs did not use the attractant.
Is the ZorbiPad Dog Potty Training Attractant absorbent?
No, it has poor absorbency and urine can leak through.
What do dogs think about the smell of this attractant?
Some dogs dislike the smell and find it off-putting.
Highlighted Reviews
"She uses the papers when I spray this"
"These things do not absorb anything. My dogs urine soaked clean through the pad in under 5 minutes. These definately need to be more absorbent."
Bottom Line
Due to the high number of negative reviews and the consistent mention of ineffectiveness and poor absorbency, the ZorbiPad Dog Potty Training Attractant is not recommended.