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| |  | Supplies | Home » » » Natures Miracle Quick Results Training Pads, 80 Count | | | | | | | Description: | | Quick Results Training Pads | | | Features: | |
• Multi-layer Fluff pads with absorbing polymers
• Fresh grass scent to help train dogs to go outside
• 80 count
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 15.12 inches | | Product Width:
| 9.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 11.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 16.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 12.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 8.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 7.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 25 reviews |
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34 of 34 found the following review helpful:
 Not a "Miracle," But They Beat the AlternativeOct 05, 2009
By Gary L. Connely
I'm not as enthusiastic about Nature's Miracle Quick Results Training Pads as the other reviewers seem to be. I'm currently using them for the third time - the first time, three years ago with a male Westie; the second two years ago with a female Scotty; and at the moment with a male Cesky Terrier. You may ask me why, if I'm not entirely satisfied with the pads, have I continued to use them? And the answer is: They're better than the alternative - particularly if the alternative is newspaper.
My reluctance to give the pads a five star endoresement goes mostly to the manufacturer's claim that their "fresh grass scent" somehow promotes house breaking. That has not been my experience. I will concede that terriers are notoriously hard to house break - it took almost a year for our Scotty to get it right without fail - but putting that aside, nothing about their "scent" seems to attract a puppy. What is important is "place." You have to make sure that they are in the same place, each and every time - and of course, as you learn your pup's "restroom signals" and schedule, you need to take him/her outside as often as possible.
But like I said, the pads beat newspaper, hands down. They are much more absorbent, easier to handle, and much less likely to "soak" through, (they also don't transfere ink to your carpet as newspaper sometimes does). And while a used pad is not odor free, there is some mitigation of smell.
A tip on prices: Check Amazon carefully. For some reason, there are large variations in price, depending on the vendor and package size. The 80 count package is often a substantial savings when compared to the other sizes.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Great for apartment livingOct 26, 2009
By hydrophilic
"hydrophilic"
Before I bought Nature's Miracle pads, my dog did not have the faintest idea what potty pads were for. Sometimes he would eat or nap on them, all the while relieving himself pretty much everywhere but the pads. I tried using fake urine and even some of his own urine (I blotted up an accident with a pad), with no luck. I really think that the type of pad helped him figure it all out. I can't smell any difference myself, but I believe he does.
I agree that the placement of the pad plays a big role, ie, he knows he can relieve himself in a particular spot, but I also think the smell is important. I ran out of these pads once, and put down some newspaper for him. He sniffed it very carefully, and decided it wasn't the right place to go. Similarly, when I move, I always make sure to show him where the pad is, and he appears to recognize the scent.
They are very absorbent and hold smells well (as in, you don't smell them). I love this product.
I agree with the other reviewer who said to check prices carefully on Amazon. For some reason, the eighty pad bag is cheaper than the fifty.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Best puppy pad I've used to date!May 03, 2009
By L. A. Reichert
We have two 5.5 month old small breed puppies, and since January we've tried several different brands of puppy pads in addition to newspapers. These are the best ones we've used yet. They are very absorbant, thick, and that means far less messes, no beneath the pad wetness, and the puppies are far more accurate with these pads -- I guess they like them better too! :)
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Saved the day...Nov 10, 2011
By Elizabeth
I ordered these from Amazon to use when I hurt my back and could not lug home 14 lb jugs of cat litter. They saved the day, my floors, and my three cats took right to them. I placed two of them in the bottom of the cat litter box and presto! The cats used them immediately. Each pad more than contains a full male bladder of urine. I just roll them up and throw them in the trash can that I keep next to the litter box in the laundry room. They do not leak when I roll them up. They do not leak out the sides because of the special green liner around the pad. I couldn't be happier. I am actually thinking of giving up on cat litter altogether and just using these. It would save my back and a lot of volume in the trash can.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Puppy PadsApr 28, 2010
By C. E. Laing Jr.
I had been purchasing these puppy pads at a local pet store here in Tallahassee. Last time I was running out of pads I looked on Amazon. The prices on Amazon are at least 50% less than a nation-wide chain pet store. I ordered three 80 pad packages at one time and am highly pleased. I already knew these pads to be good ones as I have used them for years with my two Shih Tzus and one Yorkie. The pads do not leak and are a perfect size for my ten pound +/- dogs. If you use these pads I suggest ordering several packages of them at one time. You might save money (shipping) in the long run. I ordered three 80 pad packages at one time and the size of the box was manageable. I highly recommend these puppy pads for you and your dog. As an after-thought, I cut a oak log that is seven inches in diameter and sixteen inches tall. The log probably weighs about twelve pounds or so. I put this log (standing up) on one of the pads I keep on the floor. My male dogs (two of them) will pee on the log just like on the trees outside. The little girl dog is a perfect "lady" and would not consider using the floor without the pad in place. The log is just in her way and she mainly uses the other pad where the log is not placed. The "boys" are a little more less constrained, however. They consider a piece of pine straw on the floor (or anything else) as something that needs "wetting". After I put the oak log on the center of the puppy pad they liked the idea of lifting their leg to do their business. Of course, this has nothing to do with the puppy pads but just an idea someone might want to use with this excellent puppy pad product.
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