Very satisfied. My pooch is small but can flood an average potty pad. As long as she doesn’t aim too close to the edge she isn’t causing overflow off these pads! She only weight 7# but she can overflow the edges of every other brand I’ve tried. Planning to stay with this brand

These pads are sturdy and hold up to the activity of 5 senior dogs. You get 120 pads for a great price. Best price I've found amongst the other grocery stores and online.

My pup figured out that he can lift his leg and urinate through the kennel door. Guess I'm going to be buying these for as long as he's kenneled. Lol... Good thing these are 1/3 the price compared to my favorite pet store chain! Same size, absorbent...

I bought these pads for my older dog Maggie Mae . She has been with us about 12 years. Maggie is take some medicine that makes her urinate more frequently. These pads do the job. I do wish they covered more area .

I've been ordering doggie pee pads from Chewy for several years, but shipping prices now cost most of the price of a case of these. Same dimensions as these, but thicker. My local Sam's Club was out of these, so I ordered three cases to qualify for free shipping. I ended up getting 3 cases of these (360 pee pads) for $51. I look forward to using them up soon. Unfortunately these are much thinner than the competition. I have to use six of these for the same protection for my floor that I get with four from Chewy.

I used to like these more, lately when the dog pees on them the urine runs underneath the pad and the floor gets soaked, not as good as they used to be.

I bought the Members Mark Training pads when we got our small breed puppy over a year ago and have been buying them ever since. Then they suddenly changed and were thinner and not quilted like they used to be. They don't hold up as well and leak sometimes. Training pads are expensive but so far Sam's price has not risen yet, they're just not made as well anymore. It's just a product of our times I suppose. However should the price increase in the future I will be shopping around for some better made pads, even if they cost more as long as they perform as they should, then I will be changing my brand.

The quality has been changed and I do not recommend them. I have been buying them for the past 5 years and they were much thicker and way more absorbent. They are now very thin and the pee bleeds all over the pad so my dog's paws now get pee all over them and tracks it onto the rugs. My dog is 6 pounds so this should not be happening.

You had the best pads on the market. By far better than any I have ever found before. I work with rescues so I was buying 6 to 8 cases a month. I wouldn't even call these new pads marginal. They are thin, they leak, and are no better than dime store cheapies. Shame on you Sam's Club. Once again you continue to show it's not about the customer. The only reason I don't give this product zero stars is because it is not an option.

Your box looks the same with the same amount of pee pads in it . It is a much smaller box. There’s no way it can absorb the same amount of pee and it doesn’t. That’s false advertising. I’ve used these pee pads for years and you used to be able to get them in the store. Now you can only get them online but as I said the box looks the same but it’s smaller. It seems you are trying to trick consumers into thinking it’s the same product. The one you carry in the store is a different looking box and it too is smaller and it doesn’t absorb as much. It is false advertising. If you have to reduce the quantity you should change the look of the box. It’s not the same product. I’m very disappointed in Sam’s club. I’ve been member for years and have used these pee pads. I’ll have to shop elsewhere for them unless you can tell me where I can buy the original ones somewhere else.