
Sizing Chart
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S 15.7" × 23.6" (40 × 60 cm)M 27.5" × 31.5" (70 × 80 cm)L 31.5" × 35.4" (80 × 90 cm)
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10,000+ Happy Dogs
Machine Washable
Made for the Dogs We Love
No Gel, No Chemicals
60-Day Returns
Free Shipping
Leak-Proof Guarantee
10,000+ Happy Dogs
Machine Washable
Made for the Dogs We Love
No Gel, No Chemicals
60-Day Returns
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Leak-Proof Guarantee
10,000+ Happy Dogs
Machine Washable
Still Buying Pads Every Single Week?
You know the routine. Another accident by the back door. You pull out a fresh pad, roll up the wet one, drop it in the bin, and make a note to order more before the weekend. Then it happens again two days later.
It adds up faster than anyone expects. A puppy in training, a senior dog who can't hold it through the night, a rainy week when nobody's getting outside — and suddenly you're going through two or three pads a day. The box in the closet empties, the bin fills up, and none of it is doing anything except costing you money.
The accidents themselves aren't the problem. Dogs have accidents. What's worth fixing is the part where you keep paying for the same thing over and over. One washable mat goes down, gets used, goes in the wash, and comes back out ready. No reordering, no running out at 9pm, no bag of wet pads by the door.
The Leak Doesn't Come From the Top. It Comes From the Edge.
Most people blame absorbency when a pad fails. That's rarely what happened. A disposable pad soaks up fine until your dog steps on it, the sheet slides, and the liquid runs off the side onto the floor. The pad worked. It just didn't stay put.
Why paper pads move: they're light, they're flat, and there's nothing holding them to the floor. One paw is enough to shift them. Dogs also tend to aim near the edge rather than the middle, so the margin for error is small to begin with.
What actually stops it: weight and grip. A quilted fabric mat is heavy enough not to slide, and the backing holds the floor instead of skating across it. The liquid goes down into the layers rather than sideways, and the waterproof underside keeps it off your floorboards.
One Mat. Then You Stop Thinking About It.
The change isn't dramatic. It's just that the whole routine quietly disappears.
No more counting how many pads are left in the box. No more adding them to the cart at 9pm because you're down to two. No more bag of wet pads by the back door waiting for bin day. The mat goes down, it does its job, and when it needs cleaning it goes in the wash with everything else.
Your dog won't notice much difference — which is the point. She'll use it the same way she used the old ones. You're the one who gets something back: the closet space, the weekly reorder, and the small running cost that never quite went away.
Pawzy Care vs Other Pads
What makes this different
Every pee pad absorbs when it's new. That part is easy. The question is what happens after the third one that week, and the thirtieth that month.
Disposable pads do one job once, then they're rubbish. The cost never stops, the box always needs reordering, and a thin paper sheet slides the moment a paw lands on it.
Pawzy Care does the same job, then goes in the wash and comes back out. No reordering. No bin bag by the door.
Absorbing once is easy — doing it again next week is the hard part
Quilted fabric stays put instead of sliding under paws
Waterproof backing keeps the liquid off your floor
One mat replaces the box you keep reordering
PAWZY CARE
Disposable pads
LEAKS
Waterproof backing keeps the floor dry
Runs off the edge
GRIP
Quilted weight stays put
Slides under paws
AFTER USE
Washed and put back down
Rolled up and binned
RESTOCKING
Nothing to reorder
Another box every week
COST
Paid for once
Adds up every month
SIZES
Three sizes, Four colors
One shape only
WHAT OUR FELLOWS SAY
WHAT OUR FELLOWS SAY
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Questions? We've got answers.
Everything you need to know before ordering.
How much liquid does it hold?
Enough for a full accident from most dogs without soaking through. The quilted layers pull the liquid down and the waterproof backing holds it there, so your floor stays dry. For a large dog or a dog with incontinence, having two or three mats in rotation means there's always a clean one down while the other is in the wash.
Which size should I pick?
Small (23.6 × 15.7 in) suits puppies and dogs under 10 lbs. Medium (31.5 × 27.5 in) fits dogs between 10 and 30 lbs. Large (35.4 × 31.5 in) is for dogs over 30 lbs or homes with more than one pet. If you're between sizes, go up — dogs rarely aim for the middle.
What if my dog won't use it?
Put it exactly where the old pads were. Most dogs switch over within a day or two because the spot hasn't changed. If your dog was using disposables, laying one used pad on top for the first couple of days helps them make the connection. Email us if it's still not working and we'll sort it out.
Is it safe if my dog chews it?
There's no gel and no filling inside — nothing to leak or swallow. The stitched edges hold up to normal wear, but no fabric is chew-proof. If your dog is a determined chewer, supervise them the same way you would with a bed or blanket.
How do I clean it?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then air dry. Skip the tumble dryer — high heat shortens the life of the padding. It's ready to use again the same day.
Can I use it outdoors or in the car?
Yes. It folds down small enough for a car seat, a crate, or a carrier, and the waterproof backing works the same on upholstery as it does on a wood floor. Rinse it off and let it dry after outdoor use.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed within 1–3 business days, and delivery takes 6–12 business days depending on where you are. You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.
