Bought these for the first time in May for my senior dog. Those were great. The "new and improved" pads are terrible. I now need 3 when one would do. They leak, they don't absorb odor. Hope you saved a lot of money on the changes cause I bought my last box. And don't reply back with your puppy pads are blah blah blah. If these wont work to catch a senior dogs overnight accident, they won't work for a human either. But I guess thats okay since you also sell mattresses and box springs.

I actually purchase these for my little house dog, I use them instead of the actual puppy pads because they are larger and way more absorbent than the puppy pads. The box lasts me usually 4-6 weeks which is great for the price. I would definitely recommend them whatever you need for absorbency.

This product is fine. We've been using them for many years as pads for our indoor dogs. Sam's has increase the price from around $20/case to around $30/case in less than two years. I'd like to know the reason for the price gouging on this item, since this is not simple inflation.

We've used these for years as puppy pads. We put plastic crate liners (about 3/4 inch tall) on the floor and put the pads in them (to help prevent overflow). The pads are consistent quality, size, and value. Actually, they are an excellent value over the cost of actual puppy pads. They also come in handy to keep in the car "just in case", as a disposable dropcloth for crafts, to put under the mower when changing the oil...and much more. Very happy with these pads.

I use a bunch of thease under pads taking care of a family member because of bed wetting issues they catch what our purewick system misses keeping their bed dry i also use them in chairs and on the couch incase of a accident no worries no wet spots just change the pads and good to go fast and easy Sam's club usley keeps them stock and in bulk

I use these as dog pads for my elderly dogs who are too small to allow outside alone and they can't always let me know in time when they need to go out. These are actually cheaper than the pads made specifically for dogs and are both much more absorbent and help keep down odor better.

These are the best puppy potty papers ever. They are larger and less expensive than regular potty papers. They have never leaked with all of my fur children. I have always had toy poodles and being small I’ve never had an issue. I feel like they would hold up to much larger dogs as well. I’ve used them for many, many years. My babies use them from the time they’re brought home throughout their lives. Over the years my little dogs have always used them instead of going outside in all kinds of weather and at night. I gave 4 stars because they are kind of expensive and I use a few each day.

I purchased these pads because I wasn't able to get to the local Sam's club to buy the dog training pads, which were also out of stock online. I bought these and cut them in half. These are not as absorbent as the training pads, but did ok until i was able to get to Sam's on Monday. They don't have a lot of padding, thus they don't hold a lot of liquid.

We actually buy these instead of wee wee pads for our dogs. Originally, our past beagle had gotten an allergic reaction on her paws from the chemicals in the training pads. None of the pads intended for animals are chemical free. We were left with the one option of buy underpads for people. These pads are more than half the price of the standard wee wee pads.

These underpads do a very good job of absorbing any leaks that I might have during the night time. Use them in conjunction with a high absorbent pull up during the night, so if there's any leakage from the pull up this pad will take care of the problem. Sam's club also sells an underpad that is thicker, and does a greater job of large leakages during the night or daytime while sitting on a chair.