Anyone know an inexpensive place to get wee wee pads from??

[Mom to Hot Rod]

I use both the washable from Lil Bit and disposable. I have one in the sunroom and then in our family room. I've gotten disposables from kmart and walmart.

[RMKC]

Apollo goes on Desposables only, could never get Rosi to go on them but since getting the washables from Little Bit she goes on them at night only ! The rest of the time she goes outside !

[TLC]

Originally Posted by 4yorkiemom

i have found a great new source - AmazingPets.com makes a quilted pad that is really absorbent. i believe it is $25 for 100 of these pads and free s&h in the ny/nj/ct area. they will even send you a free sample to try.

i was using the arm&hammer ones (from target) but had to change the pad a lot more often so it was costing me lots of $$$.

I copied and pasted that site - but I am not getting the pad info
Can you double check it
Thanks.

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by TLC

I copied and pasted that site - but I am not getting the pad info
Can you double check it
Thanks.

This site also has free shipping Pee Pads For Cheap - Great For Puppy Potty Training They run about $18.33 per hundred, but you have to buy 300.

[Stella's mom]

I bought mine from Kevin @ Pee Pads For Cheap - Great For Puppy Potty Training, these are the best, most absorbent I've found. NO PUDDLES Previously we used the Arm & Hammer ones from Target but had tracking issues

[Luckys Momma]

My Krogers have the 101 Dalmation pee pads for 19.99 for 100. Also amazon have the Out Deluxe pads for 7.99 for 32 and if you buy 3 packs you get 1 free. That is 128 pads for like 25.00. Free shipping.

[slahey2000]

I actually use human incontenency pads (e.g., Depends)! If you go to CVS or Walgreens and go to the Depends isle, you will see that they make regular square pads that look exactly like the dog pads! They have a small size that works for dogs, or you can by the X-Large size and cut them in half and place them in a pad holder (this way, you get 100 pads for $7!).

[hollywillis]

Wow they are much cheaper over there than here in the UK, I paid £10.99 ($21) for 30, I have also found some at £12.99 ($25) for 50,
That's the best I've seen RIP OFF BRITAIN

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by hollywillis

Wow they are much cheaper over there than here in the UK, I paid £10.99 ($21) for 30, I have also found some at £12.99 ($25) for 50,
That's the best I've seen RIP OFF BRITAIN

I wonder if there might be some sort of tax on them because they do need a way of disposable, i.e. landfills.

[Raelynn]

I know this is an old thread but I just joined today and I found a place to get pee pads for 2.00 a piece. They work really well, the website is:
http://www.odcmerchandise.com/

[Lexie Blue]

Originally Posted by Little Bit

I use and sell washable potty pads. They are very economical when compared to disposable.

I use Little Bit's washable pads, and you can even pick from a selection of fabric that she has. But when I do use disposable, I purchase the disposable bed pads from Sam's Club. You get approx. 124 for approx. $25.00 or so and the pads are thicker and larger than pet pee pads. But I still prefer Little Bit's washables.

[tiggerr36792]

For washable ones go to Reclaimed Pads

[paulapoo]

I use valethics washables. They are much better for the environment and save me money! I think they are more absorbant than the disposables too.

[katrn]

Originally Posted by Little Bit

I use and sell washable potty pads. They are very economical when compared to disposable.

I highly reccomed Little Bits washable pee pads, I saves a lot of money in the long run, unshredable and cute also!!!! She sends them out so fast as well. I have about 5 of them so I can trade them out when they are soiled.

[juana]

i use to get mine from walmart they weren't expensive