Are these pads big enough for a large dog?

No. At 22x22 inches they are sized for small to medium breeds. A large dog will likely miss the pad or need two pads side by side.

How do they compare with standard thin training pads?

They are thicker, with a 7-layer structure and 70g core, so they hold more liquid and resist leaks better than thin budget pads. The trade-off is a higher per-pad cost.

Do they really control odor?

They use bentonite mineral to lock in smells, which helps between changes. A heavily used pad will still smell, so change it promptly.

Can I use them in a crate or carrier?

Yes. The flexible pad lies flat and resists bunching, so it works as a crate liner or in a car seat and travel bag.

What comes in the pack?

The 50-pack contains 50 disposable pads. A 100-count pack is also made for heavier use.

Are they safe for puppies that chew?

They are not chew toys. Supervise puppies and remove soiled or shredded pads, since the absorbent core and backing are not meant to be eaten.

Where is the Maddie Puppy Training Pads, 50-Pack cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $1,998.00, as of our latest check.

Maddie Puppy Training Pads, 50-Pack

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Specification: 50pcs

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the Maddie Puppy Training Pads, 50-Pack

Maddie Puppy Training Pads are 22x22-inch disposable potty pads built with a 7-layer structure and a 70g absorbent core. They add bentonite mineral for odor control and a quick-dry top layer that pulls moisture in fast. The size suits small to medium breeds and works on floors, in crates, car seats and travel bags. Against typical bargain pads they are thicker and more leak-resistant, though they cost more than thin bulk pads and are small for large dogs.