Prisky Paws

Ever purchase some wee-wee pads that don't do the job? I can't tell you how many brands I've tried. Some I've bought in bulk to discover that the pad itself is so thin that while I thought I was getting a good deal I'm actually spending more money because instead of putting one or two pads down I'm putting down five or six. I've actually watched brands that claim they are super absorbent and the urine just glides off. Nothing is more fun than lifting a pad to discover it being completely covered in urine on the bottom. Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems that the opposite plastic lining of these cheap pads actually adhere better to the liquid. I have two Yorkies who stay home on their own about 8-10 hours a day. Let's face it this is the typical situation for anyone with an indoor dog. I can't afford a dog babysitter or dog walker, so I walk them in the morning when the weather is to their liking. That's another thing with little dogs, I...

How many times have you gone out and purchased a wee wee pad only to come home to a mess? I cannot count the number of times that I have purchased poorly made that claim to be super absorbent. So super absorbent that your fur friend just tinkled and it traveled passed the pad! I've found myself buying the jumbo sized packs at PetSmart and PetCo, the 100ct ones that seemed to be a bargain at $40-$50 only to come to realize that I was putting down 4-5 pads to avoid a mess. That's not very efficient! One pad should suffice. Lately I've been obsessed with Fab  Pet Thursdays. Every Thursday at 7PM EST they host a selection of discounted pet goodies. That's where I came to discover these training pads. Since the sale initially ran, I've purchased these pads an additional 4 times.  I actually saw first hand what the absorbency power was on each pad due to a leak in my home. I have a free standing air conditioner in my dogs room (yes they have their very own room, a tou...