Puppy Training Pads - largeeeeeeeeeeee size

Mupette

you can get puppy pads cheap in pound shops but don't expect them to be any good, as already suggested incontinence pads

gettingready

yes, that is what I am looking for - as mentioned before

just hoping someone knows where to get them cheapest

gettingready

Just to clarify - I am looking for place to buy human pads, those ones they use on beds, 60x60cm size squares.....

Anyone knows where to get them cheapest and with fast delivery?

Thanks...

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chris_n_tj

Mupette wrote: »

you can get puppy pads cheap in pound shops but don't expect them to be any good, as already suggested incontinence pads

You would be surprised at the quality of the "cheap" puppy pads. We use them and dont have a problem, they do the job just as well as the "human " ones. I know as I have tried both. They are the same size and yes the human ones might be a bit thicker but the cheap ones (£4.99 for 30) do the job just as good.

TJ has Cushings ( as well as other problems) he drinks alot so we use the pads at night. I put down 4 in a overlapped square and on the odd night he uses them they dont leak and they hold the liquid as good as anything.

For the price you cant go wrong. x

gettingready

I really want those big square ones 60x60cm, I rather use one large one at a time then have to use 4 overlaping smaller ones...

Zara is a big girl, needs space really....

Thanks if anyone can point me anywhere ? No idea where/how to look

gettingready

Those puppy ones are even bigger as 60x90 but.... over £30 with delivery - but there is 100 of them....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Puppy-Training-Pads-60x90-X-Large/dp/B001JNFOSK/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1337900042&sr=1-1-catcorr

tottaly confused now TBH....

do not even know if Zara will want to g on those.. sigh...

chris_n_tj

How would you feel about a waterproof pad that you washed?

http://www.allaboutincontinence.co.uk/bed-protection/washable-bed-pads

or these disposable ones are not a bad price

http://www.allaboutincontinence.co.uk/bed-protection/disposable-bed-pads-1

gettingready

then those ones are 18.50 for 100, same size but "human"

http://www.tender-care.com/proddetail.php?prod=003U

not sure about their delivery charges....ah ok:

ender Care charge £4.50 + VAT for delivery to Mainland UK

so much cheaper then puppy ones....

gettingready

Chris - washing not an option, need those disposable ones, thanks for the link.

Mupette

why not try supermarkets in the female hygiene section,
right by the tena lady, you have tena man, and i should assume that would be where the human pads would be