We use an assortment of different size pooch pads to cover a bathroom floor for our pack of little dogs. We have been doing this for years for our little rescue pups. We avoid using the disposable pads as the cost builds over time and we were throwing them away at a high rate. Pooch pads hold more urine and are easy to clean manually and in our washing machine.

I've used these for years with my elderly dogs--in the car, in their beds, and on the floor. They don't slip and slide. They are soft to the touch for putting in their beds. Odor is amazingly controlled (not sure how they work that magic). And they last wash after wash after wash. I wish they were cheaper, but they are worth the money. I have a stack of them that I use in rotation. Get at least one size larger than you think you need, unless you have a tiny dog with precise aim!

Poochpad reusable potty pad has been one of the greatest products to come out. I have a thirteen-year-old poodle and sometimes she has an accident. This pad comes in handy. I wash mine off with the garden hose and let it air dry. It is made of quality material and has lasted a long time.

I have never used a reusable potty pad before. We have always used the ones that we can just throw away. These could be very helpful though to some dog owners!

My senior dog has issues at night - he goes on this and it never smells - I can go 5 days before washing - washes beautifully - REMEMBER - USE UNSCENTED DETERGENT OR YOUR DOG MAY REFUSE TO GO ON IT! I used Gain at first and my dog wouldn't use - uses all the time with unscented First Generation detergent

Great Potty Pad for dogs of all ages. I like it because you can wash it and use it again. When the dog uses it you don't have any odor and it doesn't leak through. I highly recommend it.