which side up?? for pads to put in cat beds
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directions packed with the product tell you which side is up--shiny side vs. non
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Remove the backing of the pad, place the patch in the middle of the patch (it should say "this side up") and center it in the middle of your foot. Best used when you're ready to go to bed.
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Hi Debski, You can put either way with the connectons on the top corners or bottom corners. We have ours on the top (head) of the bed.
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I have used these for years with no problem. The pads should not be falling out if you have the pad facing up just like the picture. Any more questions please feel free to ask :)
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I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
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THe controls are at the top and located at each corner on the sides. My previous pad had one plug in at the middle and two cords running up each side to the wall plug. This is a much neater and more safe pattern making the cords run up at the top of the bed. The control boxes are a little big but you can deal with that.
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In my opinion, the sides are too high for most cats to be able to do that....unless there was a lot of litter in the box to bring level of waste up high. Does that make sense? I hope so. Hope this helps you.
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I use this for my older cat and it works just fine......However it is harder to find pads to fit this pad holder than it is to find pads for the square pad holder. I have both sizes.
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I have 16 and 20 inch beds. My older 11lb cat likes to sleep in the 16 inch bed even though she seems to over flow it. For a little more money you may want the 20 inch one.
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It's not really padded. I bought hay so thecats could have warm bedding. Blankets and towels are useless if they get wet. Hay and straw are better for them and the environment.
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Any way you want. For me, I chose the rough side up so there's traction for my baby. The foams don't shift anyway even if the smooth side is down on the floor or the carpet.
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I'm with Somanycats. Given that the pad is quilted, it probably would be compromised by cutting it down. You'd have to rebind it, which would be a bit tricky since I believe that there is a layer of water-proof material in the center.
931979
I have two cats that use the system... I change the pad weekly and its not OVERLY full. So they hold ALOT
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I'm unsure. I placed mine in a cedar cat house for a feral cat. I put some fleece around it, as it says to not put anything on top of the pad except it's own fleece cover. It works nicely directly placed on the wooden floor of the cat house. Doesn't get too hot. Good luck!
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The pads are really not that thick. It does not control ordor that well , my female cat will not use the litter box if she can smell the urine so I have to change the pad and litter often. I will be going back to the Purina tidy cat Breeze cat litter pellets and litter box. You might find that might work very well for your cat.
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These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
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They are thicker than disposable pads, but I wouldn't use them alone as bedding. I use them for an incontinent cat, but I have sewn several quilted fleece pads to go on top of the absorbent pads.