If you're training a puppy, you might want to know what the difference is between using a disposable puppy training mat and a washable puppy training mat. Each option has its own advantages, and I'll go through each in detail so you can make an informed decision. There are many different factors to consider, but the first is whether this will be your permanent solution. Most people agree that the best way to train a puppy is to start indoors and then move outside when the puppy is old enough. However, people who will be small breeds such as the Yorkies and Maltese terrier may be looking for permanent indoor solutions.
If like most people, you only plan to use a puppy training pad for a short period of time, it may not be worth investing in a washable training pad. You can buy them online for about $40 a dozen. By contrast, you can buy a big bag of disposable training pads at your local pet store for $15. If you plan to use pet training pads as your permanent indoor solution for potty training, you may want to consider washable ones. You may find that you need another dozen, depending on the size of your house and how often you change your pads. I'd take it all day if I could, but it's going to stink! You may be more inclined to change it several times a day, which will require more time. So while it's a bigger investment to start with a washable puppy training mat, they'll pay for themselves over time.

dog training pee pad
dog training pee pad

Many people choose washable dog training pads based on environmental factors. Obviously, there is less waste in the manufacturing process and the life of each liner is longer. The other side of the coin, however, is that you'll be using a lot of water and laundry chemicals to keep them clean. So when you look at the full picture, the environmental benefits are not as strong as most people think. If you're using washable training MATS, you'll need to wash at least a bunch of them every week.
This is not for the faint of heart! These pee MATS stink like hell with all kinds of wet dirt sticking to them. I always shake my toilet paper out in the toilet, but sometimes the dirt in the toilet is more wet than solid… So it's a weekly grind. After doing a lot of dirty laundry, you might be hesitant to put beautiful clothes in the washing machine. My washing machine has hygiene Settings and I make puppy training pads as a final load.

Personally, I would like to choose disposable puppy pads. It is so convenient and helpful. And it is highly portable when you take your dog or cat outside. Besides, you don't love to wash washable pet pads, it is so dirty. Disposable pet pad is my favorite.