BWOGUE Guinea Pig Fleece Cage Liners, 2 Pack Washable Guinea Pig Pee Pads, Waterproof Reusable& Anti Slip Guinea Pig Bedding Super Absorbent Pee Pad for Small Animals

Within one day it was saturated in urine and my guinea pigs were soaked smelling of urine. Not worth buying.

I had gotten these pads for my little Guinea pigs, I have 4 males set up in 3 habitats. I wanted to use them to replace soft bedding,etc. But that's not gonna happen. The pads absorb good, and a little rough to clean(sweeping up poopys) fabric 'grabs' bristles when sweeping. I changed them out a day and half later because my poop piggies were soaked under their bellys from urine, room smelled real strong of animals. My one piggie,his 'train' long fur in back was caked badly from urine. I had to change it all out, bathe my little boys and keep eye on their bellys to make sure there are booboos on them. I will use pads as a playpen pad for them, but I will stay with my paper,softer bedding for them.

My guinea pig is special needs because he is allergic to packaged bedding, so I got these mats. I must say I am very impressed with these mats! My guinea pig likes how soft and padded it is on his feet (versus just paper) and he can still spread out his hay just as he likes. I use two mats in his cage at a time (they overlap), and they're grippy underneath so they don't shift around inside the cage. They're easy to clean and overall absorbent and not smelly. The mats also make it easier to clean the cage! I will be buying more!

These don’t absorb. My piggie was eating on one and the juice of the fruit just sat there on top of the pad. The guinea dad cage liner absorbs quickly and is probably a better pee pad option

This keeps my bunny super comfortable in her house. It is absorbent and controls odor well. Our rabbit is litter trained, but has had an accident on it. We threw it in the wash and everything came out easily. When there are no accidents, we wash it once a week, but I don't think that's even necessary. She tries digging on it from time to time, but so far there is no damage. We have another cage liner made by the brand and its just as nice. The products come in boxes with perforated punch-outs that turn them into little animal houses. Who knew a cardboard box would be my bunny's most prized possession!?

After a week of debating on whether or not to spend the money and give these a try I went for it and here are my opinion on this. These work great if you have only one guinea pig in one cage. Any more than one guinea pig I would find it to be a problem and not worth it. I say this because I generally I'm switching between a clean liner every two to three days and when I do switch it is saturated in urine. I even went and put paper toweling underneath the liner itself and when I pick the liner up, all the paper toweling underneath it is soaked in yellow urine. The absorbentsy is not the best but I sort of was not expecting anything better based on my past experiences so this was okay for me because I was looking for something where I could change it every two days or so. So I would not recommend this for anyone looking for a solution that has more than one guinea pig in a cage or for someone looking to not have to switch this liner out every two days or so. It meets its purpose for what i bought it for though.

I like how the mats are easy to pick up however the hay tends to stick. I would advise to use 3 accompanying bedding or fleece.

This product is terrible for replacement bedding for piggies!! They can only be used when they are out running around at play time.**BUYER BEWARE**These got delivered yesterday. I washed them to “prep” them for my piggies because as a cloth mama it’s just what you do. I don’t know that they actually needed it though. No shrinkage happened. I washed them on delicate cycle and put them in the dryer on air dry for one cycle and then hung them out back to dry (at night since we live in AZ and can’t do that during the day.)Put them in this morning at 9AM and then piggies have been in and out of their condo all day and at 2:30PM the corner that my brown cavy, Rascal, loves is soaked. I put disposable liners underneath just in case and those are wet as well. Pros, they don’t stink and I have no issues sweeping up the poop pellets. But they cannot be used as replacement bedding at all. You can see my guineadad fleece liner and that genuinely wicks the wetness away quickly. Super disappointed in these, but they can be used as lap pads for cuddles and playtime so it wasn’t a total waste.Just not what I wanted them for.

Was pleased at first, that was short lived.The mats are not waterproof, the urine goes straight through to the underneath and makes everything wet, also when cleaning out, every bit of straw that touches it gets stuck to it and when you pull them off the fibres come loose, so now I have a bobbled hay filled mess within a day of cleaning the cage. Both mats are the same and I have tried using different hay but that made no difference (was hoping that larger bits wouldnt get stuck but they do)Overall very disappointed and would have returned but couldn't because it had been used, although how can you tell a product like this is faulty in this way without using it? 🧐

Estos tapetes los compramos para que el Cuyo de nuestra hija se pudiese "sentar" con nosotros en la sala o en las habitaciones, más tiempo sin temor de que la naturaleza le llame. Se le ve bastante cómodo y rapido asumió que era para el.Muy buen nivel de absorbencia y protección.

I have a couple of different brands of this type of pad now and hands down these certainly are the best of the bunch in terms of effectively wicking moisture, odor control, and coming clean in the wash.

Material , acabado excelentes , impermeable. Y sobre todo al lavarlo se seca muy rápido.

Its relatively thin but doesnt saturate easily, has a durable bottom and is stiff enough to easily pick up for cleaning. Hay does get stuck to it a bit but other than that its wonderful.