IRIS USA Small Pet Training Pad Holder, Blue

I read all the reviews and decided to go ahead and purchase this because the one in store was 14.88. It's exactly as I expected. It's not too small and it fits snuggly in a corner out of site. You can order the pads for $9 and/or use newspaper,either way it doesn't leave a lingering odor.

I have a Yorkie that is about 1lb she stays in a gated area in the house, because of the bigger dogs that are 3.5lb the dad and brother from another mother is like 6-7lb so for her safety. she is paper trained but the papers would be all over the pen so I got the tray and I put news paper in it and love it everything stays were I want it.

The weather outside is too cold for my Little Pug. I got this tray and some pads and she used it and this is working out well. Easy to clean up just unsnap the tabs and toss the pad.

I use it for for an indoor potty for my Yorkie/Peki when I am not able to take him out. He uses it faithfully to Pepe. It doesn't take up a lot of space.

I would give this 5 starts but there's been a few times it seemed to latch and didn't so then my little dog who has brain disorder and kind of drags her back feet has ended up dragging the top because it wasn't fully latched even though it seemed to be. I do wish there was a rub sticky mat at the bottom to hold the pads better. however for my pup it works great and helps her not get all into it.

I would have given 5 stars, but the 1st time I put it on the tile floor it slid & my puppy was so scared to go back to it. I cut a piece of non-sliding backing/lining ( the I used for my cabinets) and just put it under the tray. we only use it when we go out for longer periods, he has no issues wt it now. It would better if they put some grips at the bottom or a non-sliding bottom, but it is great, because it holds the pad perfectly & no more torn up pads :)

Very nice, seems sturdy, the pad locks in pretty well, now to just convince my Chorkie that this is better than going outside and it will be great.

I found this useful for my older dog she took to it quickly. but she wont go on it after she uses it more then once so it takes some work. then again what doesn't? highly recommend for small dogs!

most small pads you can find are around 22"x22" or so. they overlap this holder, but it will snap down over the pad if you don't mind some extra hanging over the edge. The first couple of nights, my pup thought it was a bed and peed on the side of the holder but I knew I needed something to hold the pad in place because she was bunching up the pads in her crate, doing her no good. Now she seems to get the idea. This small size one fits into half of her crate and her bed in the other half. I have a pop up type crate in I believe a medium size. It is about 3 feet long and a foot and a half high. Perfect for my 8 week old pug puppy. 4 stars of 5 because of not being able to use with universal pads.

I purchased this tray for my 6 month old Chihuahua. She uses it...sometimes but mostly she treats it as a chew toy. Almost immediately she will have the pad ripped to shreds & she has chewed the end tabs that are suppose to hold the tray together off. My suggestion for making this tray more durable would be to make the tabs that hold the tray & liner in place longer & thicker & also not just on the two ends but on the sides as well. It is getting very expensive having to replace the tray so often because the tabs are chewed off. I'm still looking for a tray that can stand up to a 6 month old Chihuahua!