The reusable pee pad for dogs who keep missing
Most accidents happen a few inches from the pad. That isn't stubbornness. A plastic pad gives your dog's nose nothing to find, so they go wherever smells right, and every miss leaves a mark that pulls them back to the same spot.
The PawClover pad carries a scent layer dogs read as a bathroom spot. They find it, sniff, and go there instead of on your rug.
Dogs choose where to go by smell. A throwaway pad smells like packaging, so your dog sniffs past it and goes on the floor beside it.
The PawClover pad has an attractant bonded into the top fabric. You can't smell it. Your dog can, and to them it marks the right place to go. Because the scent lives on the pad and nowhere else in the house, it gives them one clear target indoors without putting them off going outside.
A disposable is finished after one accident. This pad pulls liquid into its absorbent core in seconds and a waterproof membrane underneath keeps it there, so it can take several pees before it needs a wash.
Late-night accidents, rainy days, long days at work: the pad is ready whenever your dog is, and you stop racing for the door at 2am.
Guides your dog to the center of the pad.
Soft under paws, tough enough to survive scratching.
Pulls liquid down in seconds so the surface feels dry.
Nothing gets through to your floor or back onto paws.
Rubber dots stop it sliding on tile and hardwood.
Machine wash it on a gentle cycle, or hose it down outside and hang it to dry. An antimicrobial treatment helps keep odor down between washes.
The attractant is set into the fibers rather than sprayed on the surface, so washing doesn't strip it out.
At roughly a dollar a pad and two or three pads a day, disposables run about $60 a month. That's more than $700 a year, and all of it goes out with the trash.
A set of washable pads covers that spending within a couple of months, then keeps going. No more emergency store runs and no more bags of soggy pads by the door.
The scent is strongest at the center, so dogs line up in the middle, including males who lift a leg. Because it works by smell, dogs with poor sight or hearing find it too, and the grip base stays steady under older, less stable legs.
If your dog still isn't using it after a fair try, email us within 90 days and we'll help you get it working or refund you in full.
Hallways, kitchens, laundry rooms, next to the crate. Put it where the accidents happen.
90-day money-back guarantee
Tracked shipping on every order
Disposable pads cost around $2 a day. A PawClover pad works out to about 14¢ a day. Buy once and you're set.
| Feature | Disposable pads | PawClover pad |
|---|---|---|
| Leaks | Soak through to the floor | Floor stays dry |
| Odor | Smell fills the room | Fresh between washes |
| Finding it | Nothing draws your dog in | Scent leads them to it |
| Durability | Shredded in seconds | Stands up to scratching and digging |
| Cost | About $2 a day | About 14¢ a day |
Most dogs head to it within the first few days. Put it where accidents usually happen and give it time; dogs with a weaker sense of smell can take up to a week. If it doesn't work out, the 90-day guarantee covers you.
Machine wash cold or on a gentle cycle with your usual detergent, then air dry or tumble on low. You can also hose it down outside and hang it up.
Liquid is pulled below the surface and the antimicrobial layer helps control odor. When you do notice a smell, that's your cue for wash day.
Pick up solids with a paper towel and put the pad in the wash. The waterproof layer keeps mess on top instead of letting it soak into the core.
The quilted fabric and stitched edges are made to handle scratching, digging and dragging. Determined chewers usually lose interest within a week, and the guarantee covers you if yours doesn't.
At least three, so there's always one down while another is in the wash. Six suits multiple dogs, bigger homes, or an older dog who needs a pad in every room they use.
No. It's set into the fibers, so it lasts for the life of the pad.
Every order ships with tracking. Most arrive in about 10 to 16 business days.
You have 90 days. If your dog won't use it, or you're unhappy for any reason, contact us and we'll refund you.
