Amakunft Rabbit Pee Pads, Pet Toilet/ Potty Training Pads, Super Absorbent Guinea Pig Disposable Diaper for Hedgehog, Hamster, Chinchilla, Cat, Reptile and Other Small Animal (50pcs-18 x13, Blue)

I got these to put in the litter box I also purchased on Amazon (BNOSDM Bunny Litter Box for Cage 2 Pcs Small Rabbit Litter Box with Grid Rectangular Rabbit Potty Box Small Animal Litter Box for Guinea Pigs Ferrets Chinchillas (S)). They are a little big but work well for my guinea pigs because the grid in the box covers the liner and they can't get to them. They're cheaper overall compared to the dollar stores-which only had a small selection of sizes. The quality is good and they work well at absorbing the piggie pee and smell. We change the litter box once a week and I've found that the bottom of the box is almost completely dry.

Not only do these pee pads work great, but they also seem to double as a gourmet treat, at least according to my guinea pigs. To my horror, I caught them mid-feast, happily munching away like they’d discovered the world’s finest cuisine. Panic set in as I envisioned an emergency vet visit, but to my surprise, they suffered no ill effects. While I wouldn’t recommend adding these to your pet’s diet, I’m incredibly grateful they’re made in a way that didn’t harm my pea-brained snack enthusiasts. Unfortunately, I had to stop using them to prevent any more all-you-can-eat pee pad buffets—but I’m honestly sad about it because they did an amazing job trapping odor. Pee pads: 10/10. Unintentional rodent delicacy: 0/10.

I use these pads daily for my rabbit. Very easy cleanup. Much quicker and easier than using the pellets and or papers shreds that I had used before. I feel like for the cost it is economical as well.

I change my rabbits litter box every day, putting a fresh one in every time. I have two rabbits, a 3lb Holland Lop and a 6lb Rex. They soak this pad to the point to where it overflows. That is why I gave it a 3star absorbency rating.

By far the best I have found…trust me I’ve tried many and wasted a lot of money trying to find what works best. I have to have a pee pad down and throw away quite a few times a day (my dog is a 2lb teacup poodle). Ones with the amount you pay for! They seem expensive but for the amount you get TRUST ME worth every dime as they don’t leave the owe on your floor (and there pretty😜)

I buy these frquently for my small wild animal rescue center here. These animals are all in small cages and these fit perfectly. Rescue centers are always in need of these.

The size of the pads itself was great. Everything else, not so much. It barely absorbs the wet pee, probably the same as a paper towel. The pad will get wet and the rest will just go through it on to the surface underneath. Doesn’t help with smell either although it does make cleaning the poo easier when cleaning the litter box. Overall, I wouldn’t use this again as a plastic bag would be easier.

I use the pee pads in my Guinea pigs’ cage. I put a layer of them (6-8) on top of the cage liner. Then I put blankets and soft mats on top of them. Using the pee pads allow me to not have to wash the cage liner daily. They’re very absorbent. I’ve bought other pee pads that were bigger and more expensive but I find that I like these better.

Good

I use this liner but there is always pee that has seeped through . Paper towels even better

Brilliant for in door rabbits. Keep smell to a very minimum

Highly recommend

As described. Work well in the rabbit litter trays