my dog uses a 22 x 22 pee pad. will it fit nicely or will the border show? I love these pads and don't want to switch brands.
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I use 22 x 23 pad and it fits perfectly in the holder without any border showing. This is a great holder!!
2142539
The pads I use are 23" X 23" and they are very generously sized for this pad holder. I took one pad and marked it off at a 21" X 20" size. I cannot absolutely guarantee that it would work with your size pad (there might not be enough pad to be grabbed between the top and bottom frame parts that hold the pad in place) but I think it would be worth a try. I would suggest ordering it, if it is sold and shipped by Amazon, because they are great if it doesn't work for you and you need to return it.
168424
measure dog size to basket dimensions. If a fit then pad the basket and you are good to go. great design, secured easy on & off, sturdy with a mesh bottom. I highly recommend. should work great. rtr
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My daughter's Lab is about 90# and a large Border Collie comes in at around 50#, so my best guess is this collar will be too large. It fits my 170# Cane Corso very well. You don't want the collar to be too large or the dog can slip out of it at he worst possible time--or the collar can get caught up on something and be a danger to it. I once rescued a neighbor's Collie that was hanging by its collar off a chain link fence. Don't ever want to see that again. Good luck with your new puppy.
103766
just like clothes, different brand sizes are not the same. we tried another brand for our other dog about the same size as yours, went to a medium and put double pads inside with no problems
1552210
I have only ever bought "puppy training pads" unsure of the size but this holder is so small my pup wouldn't use it and she was only 5lbs. If you pay for shipping you can HAVE mine :)
1955128
MM, It would depend on your dogs waist size. I used the medium size on my Schnauzer mix who weighed 28-30 pds, and she had lumps I had to take in to consideration when deciding on the size. These diapers were the perfect answer for my dog and I had tried two other brands before deciding on these.Every situation is different and you may have to try different sizes to find the right fit for your dog. But I would go by waist size first.
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My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper... » Read More My pug was 16lbs. She had a lot of muscle wasting in her rear end so that the adhesive strips would meet in the middle when I put it on. She fit into the medium size. I tried small diapers (not this brand) but they were too short for her and just fell off. I liked that these had padding all around the tail because if the diaper slips a little it will still catch the urine. My dog was incontinent so I also used sanitary pads in the diapers. I put 2 longways down the center of the diaper and then one sideways above and below the tail. That way I could just change the pads and reuse the diaper as long as it was clean and the adhesive strips were still sticky. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have a regular one for a yorkie and the 22x23 pad fits it. My dog isn't a scratcher so it stays in the holder good.
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I buy a large size. This way the pad will absorb more liquid. I change them daily. My female Morkie does great with this product.
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Had to change my answer! Sorry! Thought it was the doggie pads.yes they will fit. I recommend that you also get feminine overnite maxi pads to put in them works a lot better than doggie pads which are the same thing women use but are a cheap version & they leak even being doubled up.
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I think that it would. Just order a size that will fit your dog. What I bought worked well for my medium size Boston Terrier. It is much easier than putting pads on the other kind. But that is only my opinion. This what I preferred. Hope this helps.
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I would not recommend allowing your dog to go #2 in a diaper. It's just like any other diaper and if you've changed a poopy diaper you can imagine what it would be like with fur involved. The pad is absorbing of liquids not solids. I'd remove and allow to go outside. We diaper our dog at night.
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i don't know because i bought the large size which would also work for small dogs. it s about 37 x 24.5, it worked perfectly with the pads i bought from amazon called parachute pet products "Puppy Potty Training Pads Extra Large - 1 Year Satisfaction Guarantee. Train Your Dog With 30 XL (35.5" x 23.5") Leak Proof Pee Pads With Premium Abso" but my dog does not use the pads or the holder. I gave the pads away, now I have this pad holder I'm not using.
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I have been using these pads for my first dog who is a 13 year old Maltese and I now have a 1 year old yorkie mix and continue to use the x-large pads. At one time I was using the gigantic size but switched back to x-large since I find that the x-large is just as absorbent as the other. I have tried other pads but found they leaked and my floor was wet.
851610
I was wondering the same thing, but then I just started using the pad sans cover. It's so much easier to clean up anyway. Otherwise, I think a regular sized one will fit relatively ok.
127119
I bought the XL tray, and the XL pads (28x30). The inside of the tray is approx. 31x21, so no they do not fit perfectly. I have to do a little folding of the pad, but it seems to work for us, and my puppy would have to work extra hard to get the pad loose from the tray. Since she loves to drag her potty pads around the house, this tray and pad is a pretty good solution.