ZOMISIA Charcoal Puppy Pee Pads for Dogs (Extra Large) 86x70 cm, 30 count + 1 health monitoring pad
Product description
The essentials
If you’re trying to keep training mess under control, disposable puppy pee pads have a simple job: soak up urine quickly, protect floors, and make it easier for your dog (or cat) to get the routine right. The ZOMISIA Charcoal Puppy Pee Pads come in an Extra Large size (86x70 cm) and are aimed at bigger dogs, but they can also be useful for anyone who’s dealing with accidents around a door, in a crate area, or in a room where you want fewer cleaning sessions.
What stands out here is the charcoal-led approach to odour control, plus a core designed for fast take-up and leak-resistant performance. On top of that, this pack includes an extra “health monitoring” pad with colour-changing zones, meant to help you spot patterns. It’s not a replacement for vet advice, but it’s a thoughtful extra if you like having more information during training or when your pet’s routine shifts.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, the key question is whether pads stay put and do what they claim: absorb quickly and reduce the chance of seepage through. The design description points to a high-density activated charcoal layer for tackling urine odours, and a core that “locks in” liquid once it’s absorbed. There’s also a waterproof backing, and the pad is described as diamond-quilted with a 3D grid that turns liquid to gel.
There’s a practical upside to that kind of structure: it’s generally the sort of engineering that helps prevent pooling. That matters if you’re placing pads on hard floors or in high-traffic spots where a pad might get stepped on or shifted.
One small limitation to keep in mind: absorbency performance is only as good as your placement and how quickly you change the pad. If you leave it too long, any disposable pad will struggle, even if it’s designed to be leak-proof.
Odour control, without the perfume approach
These pads are marketed around “powerful charcoal odour elimination”, specifically using high-density activated charcoal to tackle tough urine smells. The description also notes there are no synthetic fragrances, which is a plus if you (or your pet) are sensitive to strong smells.
It’s still worth tempering expectations: odour control can help, but it doesn’t make urine disappear. The best results usually come from regular changes and placing the pad where your pet actually uses it.
Training support with an attractant
Another feature aimed at making training easier is a built-in attractant. The pads are described as using natural attractants to gently guide pets towards the right spot. This can be helpful if you’re working on consistency—think of the early days after bringing a new puppy home, or setting up a predictable routine for an older dog that may have accidents.
A concrete example: if you place an Extra Large pad near the exit route you’ve been using for short potty sessions, it’s easier to reinforce “this is where it happens”. Over time, that reduces the number of missed cues and speeds up learning.
The extra health monitoring pad (what it is and isn’t)
The pack includes an extra health monitoring pad with colour-changing zones to help track urine patterns. That’s a genuine differentiator compared with basic training pads.
Do note the caveat that comes with it: the monitoring zones are “for monitoring purposes only” and you’re advised to consult your vet for health advice. So, if you’re buying these because your dog is unwell, you’ll still want professional guidance rather than relying on the colour change.
Tech specs (quick overview)
- Size: 86x70 cm
- Count: 30 disposable pads + 1 extra health monitoring pad
- Absorption core: 6-layer core (described as locking in liquid)
- Odour control: high-density activated charcoal
- Drying/gel action: diamond-quilted 3D grid that turns liquid to gel (described as drying in 5 seconds)
- Leak protection: waterproof backing
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want Extra Large disposable pee pads for dogs, with odour control via activated charcoal, plus a waterproof, gel-forming design to reduce leaks. It also makes sense if you like having more than just training support—those colour-changing monitoring zones can be useful for keeping an eye on patterns.
It may not be the best match if you’re expecting a pad to fully eliminate odours after long periods without changes, or if you need a medically definitive testing tool. For actual health concerns, the health monitoring pad is there to observe trends, not to replace veterinary advice.
Mini FAQ
Can these pads help with potty training larger dogs?
They’re positioned as Extra Large (86x70 cm) and designed to be absorbent and leak-resistant, so they can suit big dogs during training or routine changes. As with any pad, consistency and regular replacement are what really make training work.
What does the charcoal do?
The description says high-density activated charcoal tackles urine odours. It’s aimed at reducing lingering smell in the home without relying on synthetic fragrances.
Are the health monitoring zones a medical test?
No. The pack notes they’re for monitoring purposes only, and you should consult your vet for health advice.
Will they protect floors?
They’re described with waterproof backing and a leak-resistant, gel-forming absorbent core. Still, the results depend on correct placement and timely changes.
How often should you replace the pad?
The entry doesn’t specify a replacement schedule. Practically, you’ll want to change it before it becomes saturated—exact timing will depend on how often your pet uses it.