Disposable pet pee pads have a wide range of applications, suitable for pets of different breeds, sizes, ages, and living scenarios. The applicable pets are as follows:
Core Applicable Pets (High-Frequency Usage Scenarios)
Dogs
- Puppies: Have not completed potty training and have frequent nighttime toileting needs.
- Adult dogs: For indoor use, such as on balconies or in cage resting areas; or as temporary padding during travel or veterinary visits.
- Senior dogs / Sick dogs: Need long-term care due to mobility issues or urinary system diseases (e.g., frequent urination, incontinence).
Cats
- Kittens: Have not learned to use the litter box and have frequent toileting needs.
- Adult cats: Lined at the bottom of litter boxes (absorbs urine that leaks to the bottom of the litter box, facilitating easy cleaning of the litter box).
- Senior cats / Postoperative cats: Have limited mobility, incontinence, or need restricted activity during recovery.
Other Applicable Pets (Low-Frequency Usage Scenarios)
Reptiles such as lizards, turtles, and snakes
Lined in terrariums to absorb excreta, maintain a dry environment, and enable easy regular replacement and cleaning.
Birds such as parrots and cockatiels
Lined at the bottom of birdcages to catch feces and food residues, reducing the frequency of cleaning.
Other small pets such as ferrets, rabbits, hamsters, and guinea pigs
Used in caged environments to absorb urine, prevent cage contamination from excreta, and improve feeding hygiene.
