Baodan Washable Puppy Pads (3 Pack) – Reusable 90x80 cm waterproof training mats
Product description
If you’re house-training a puppy (or managing an older dog’s accidents), washable pads can save you money and hassle compared with constantly buying disposables. Baodan’s 3 pack reusable puppy training pads are designed to be soft for your dog, leak-resistant, and practical for everyday use around the home, and even in the car or when you’re travelling.
That said, they’re not magic—any reusable pad still needs the right setup (placement, regular changes, and proper washing) to keep floors and furniture from getting the worst of it.
The essentials
These are reusable puppy pee pads in a 3 pack, sized at 90x80 cm. The idea is simple: give your dog a comfortable, reliable “toilet zone” during training, and protect surfaces thanks to a waterproof, leak-proof construction. The pads are also positioned as multi-purpose, not only for training but as waterproof mats you can put under a dog bed, sofa area, floor spot, or inside a dog crate.
The selling points are very much about practicality: absorption that works quickly (the brand mentions immediate absorption in 3 seconds), and material that can be washed and reused instead of thrown away.
What stands out in everyday use
In day-to-day terms, the big question is whether a pad can keep the surrounding area clean. On paper, these should do that better than thin, basic mats because they’re described as super absorbent and leak-proof.
Another nice angle is the “fast dry” claim. If the pads dry quickly, you’re less likely to get stuck waiting for stock to be ready again—useful if you’re rotating pads while one is in the wash.
There’s also a non-slip element: the bottom is described as non-slip and waterproof, with upgraded black dog paw silicone. That’s the sort of detail you notice when a puppy is still learning and tends to nudge or shuffle the pad.
And because they’re reusable, they’re presented as a more affordable approach versus disposable puppy pads. The caveat is that affordability only really holds if you’re happy to wash them and keep on top of routine care.
Key things to consider before you buy
A few limitations are worth keeping in mind so you don’t end up frustrated:
- Reusable pads depend on washing and drying properly. The brand recommends washing at water temperatures and drying below 40℃, so check your routine matches that.
- Even with “3 seconds” absorption mentioned, no pad is guaranteed to handle every scenario if accidents happen away from the centre or if a dog repeatedly pees right at the edge.
- If you’re using them for an incontinent pet, you’ll likely still need a consistent schedule for checking and replacing them—otherwise moisture can build up.
Pros
- Washable and reusable, so you’re not constantly buying disposables
- Designed to be soft and durable for comfort during training
- Leak-proof and waterproof materials aimed at protecting floors and furniture
- Non-slip waterproof bottom to help the pad stay put
- Multi-purpose use: training, waterproof mat in crates, and under resting areas
Is it a good fit for you?
It makes sense if you want a practical, reusable alternative for puppy potty training or for keeping a cleaner set-up in areas like a dog crate or travel routine. The combination of waterproof backing, quick absorption (as claimed), and non-slip base is the sort of feature set that suits busy households where pads get moved, repositioned, or used across different rooms.
It might not be the best choice if you don’t want to do laundry or you’re hoping for a completely “set and forget” solution. Reusable pads work best when you’re willing to maintain a simple rotation and wash/dry them as recommended.
How to use it (practical placement ideas)
If you’re training at home, place the pad where accidents are most likely—near where your puppy sleeps or where they typically sniff around before going. For example, you can put one pad inside a dog crate as a dedicated area, then move the next pad to the room you’re using most during the day.
For travel or car use, it can help to lay the pad flat where your dog will rest or wait. Since the bottom is described as non-slip and waterproof, it should reduce shifting when your dog moves around.
Final verdict
A solid pick if you’re after a reusable puppy training pad with leak-proof, waterproof protection and a non-slip base, and you’re happy to wash and dry it regularly. It’s especially aligned with everyday home use and “real life” training where pads need to be moved and swapped.
You may want to skip it if you want zero maintenance or you’re not comfortable following the recommended wash/dry approach. Also keep expectations realistic: these pads can help protect surfaces, but placement and timely changes still matter.
Mini FAQ
How many pads are included?
You get a 3 pack of reusable puppy training pads.
Are these pads disposable or washable?
They’re washable and reusable, described as machine washable.
Where can you use them?
They’re positioned for puppy potty training and also for waterproof mat use on the dog bed, sofa, floor, and in a dog crate. The listing also mentions home, car, and travel use.
Do they have a non-slip backing?
Yes, the bottom is described as non-slip and waterproof, with silicone paw grip.
What temperature should you use for drying?
The brand recommends drying below 40℃.