Does anyone use puppy/drynight pads?

[lynda1]

I was using drynight pads (for the piggies not me ) but the offer finished and I found they were too expensive, I found these http://www.incontinencechoice.co.uk...ygiene-sheet-85-x-175cm-pack-of-25-SDPB2.html
and wondered if anyone else had used anything similar?

 

[doglovinpiggylover]

my mum uses puppy pads that she gets from a pound shop in town, she swears by them x

 

[Connie]

because its excluding VAT its £12 for 25... and I would still need 1.5 for my cage because of the shape... so I dont think it works out cheaper for me.
Great idea if you have a normal shaped cage though!

 

[lynda1]

Thanks, will have a look around

 

[lynda1]

because its excluding VAT its £12 for 25... and I would still need 1.5 for my cage because of the shape... so I dont think it works out cheaper for me.
Great idea if you have a normal shaped cage though!

Its vat exempt as long as you are willing to say that they are for personal use. rolleyes

 

[Connie]

I would also be wary because they say they arnt very absorbant. I have used puppy pad type things in the past, they often work out cheaper but so far dry nights are the best at absorbing, I have looking into adult version, but they always work out more expensive for me so I have yet to try any of them! let us know how you get on

 

[Piggywiggys]

my boyfriends mam use to use them. but she now uses newspaper, & sprays this stuff on it so they know where to pee.. does the trick. & cheap aswell

 

[LucyMc]

OO could you find out what she sprays? I'm happy using the pound land puppy pads but i still need 3 pads to cover my current set up. Ive only had the boys the 1 night but i can image it could get expensive. Want to try and litter train mine once i know where they like to pee

 

[gpmomma]

my boyfriends mam use to use them. but she now uses newspaper, & sprays this stuff on it so they know where to pee.. does the trick. & cheap aswell

I would like to know what the spray is too.