best puppy pad I've seen.. then Sam's stopped selling them

These puppy pads aren't very absorbent and has alot of leak through when my small puppy uses the pad. The older ones were much better.

Unless she piddles in the exact center of the pad the piddle flows out over the edge and all over the floor. Not a great pad at all.

these are not the same that use to be in the store. they are not leak proof. looks like you can have the other one's shipped that said hold 8 cups

Very disappointed. Pee goes right through it, even if my dog pees just a little. Would not recommend.

These were purchased for my older dog. I found them not to be that absorbent and seemed to be thin. The plastic on the bottom seemed to be slippery and some of the urine leaked thru. I found that I needed to double the pads for more absorbtion

We have been purchasing these pads for years, they were the best on the market, the absorption capacity was pretty good, now our female dog would go and pee and the liquid will simply soak her paws, before she was able to pee, 5 or 6 times, now only one or two. It is beyond notable how the quality has been taken down, from the feel, color, size, material, and even the box is not what we used to see.

I bought these today and tried them out on my 12 pound dog ( he is still learning how to potty outside). Like the other reviews, the pads are very slim and flimsy. Unfortunately, they did not hold all of his mess, and the pad slides! I do think these have many other uses so I will continue to use what I just purchased. They will be great under crafting things, keeping kids messes from going all over the place, and when I repot plants. Over all, I don't think they were bad, just not for the purpose intended.

It's been almost 3 years since we had to order training pads but the first thing I noticed about these is that they are much thinner than what we had previously gotten. (we still had half of a box in the basement storage room) Something I have since noticed is that these are less absorbent than the other ones were, as I learned when I had to change one already and it didn't hold as well. All in all though, they are still a good value for the money, I just wish they hadn't changed them. Perhaps Sam's Club could get the Member's Mark to bring back the older style for larger or inconsonant dogs as a secondary option? In the meantime, I guess keeping the carpet cleaner handy is a good idea.

Upset and disappointed that the new style of training pads is thinner and not as absorbent. Frequently leaks or pools liquid on top, causing it to run off on the floor sometimes. I have to put 2 of them down at once as it feels so thin that it feels like it leaks through. Sad that the in-store version is only thing and the old version is only sold online.