Can you use the pads that come in the 50pk on the tray? Does the tray only fit certain size potty pads?
1807602
Yes, this is more rectangular in shape..some pads are square or just smaller. The pads that came with fit perfectly and is very absorbent.
1807603
Im sure you can I have bought the 50 and 100 packs before and they look about the same size. I have not measure them but they look very similar. The tray is very convenient my puppy learned FAST!
1000726
They would work but I prefer pads a bit larger and I have Yorkies. I won't buy these again for that reason.
80245
I didn't buy my pee pads on here, I just went to Costco! A little big but I just fold it a little & it works just fine! I love this pad holder, it is saving my tile from leaky pee pads!!
681445
A standard size changing pad that you buy at the store doesn't fill the whole space there is about a 4 in gap enough to store a few diapers and a small wipe box. The thin pad that comes with it does fill the whole space.
104409
A standard size pad fits, but there is no extra room at all. We keep the extra diapers, wipes... in the top drawer. Our old changer had extra space on top for that stuff. This one is smaller.
104411
Sorry to be confusing. Our changing pad is 30 by 17, and there is about an inch in length space left, so it can be longer but not the usual 34 or so inches" that are standard in the store. Width is perfect. The pad works fine the size it is. Good luck!
146568
We have the 36" crate and we buy standard 36" pads for ours and they fit just right. I think maybe most of the pads are made just a little under sized so they will fit crates.
1277567
As long as the fit pretty much on the rubbermaid I would go ahead and use them. I use generic pads on mine which are far cheaper than the rubbermaid pads
266367
hi; it fits, but the pads barely worked. the lines were bad. unfortunately, i waited too long to try them out and can't send them back.
792178
You can use any brand pads just be mindful of the pad measurements as there are some brands that make very small pads that will not work with this holder. However, using a larger pad will work as you can fold it to fit.
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.
1901008
Should work fine. If you use a pad, the corners of the pad won't quite lie flat because of the shape of the tray, but still plenty of pad surface available.
1633521
only the one that comes with it as far as I can tell actually fits. most changing pad covers are too big, but they will work you just have to tuck them under a little
1623084
No I'm still using the pads that came with it and they still stick fine. I bought extra pads...but never used them. It's really a good little unit does very close to the ones at PT but smaller.
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 :)
2005241
The changing pad is a little larger so you probably need the larger size offered on Amazon.
2084996
A pad does not have an exact place to fit, but what I use is an incontinence pad (it's sticky on the back and maximum protection. I just stick it in the wrap, it stays in place and is thick enough my dog can pee all night. I think he sometimes does. I might try a moderate protection pad since it's thinner. I really like this diaper wrap. I've tried others, but my dog scratches because it pinches, this is very smooth and I don't think the dog really knows it's on. I also tried a panties liner but they were too thin and wouldn't hold enough moisture. So, the incontinence pads work best and stick in place. This is a good product!! I used to cut up baby diapers for the pad, so this is certainly better.