Paw Inspired Disposable Guinea Pig Cage Liners | Bamboo Charcoal Odor Controlling | Super Absorbent Liners Pee Pads for Ferrets, Rabbits, Hamsters, and Small Animals (17†x 27†(C&C 2 x 1), 8 Count)

They seem to be more absorbent for my Guineas. However, I do think they need to have more sticking tabs as they move quite easily. Also my Guineas still tear and chew these which won’t justify me paying such a high price for 24. Going back to my usual 50 for slightly less price. Need to be wider too.

So let’s just say guinea pigs are like semi automatic poop machines. Trying to keep up is like torture especially if you’re a clean freak. We’ve tried bedding that ended up all over the house. The washable flip mats were their own kind of nightmare. No matter how hard you try to scrape hay and gross off, your washing machine isn’t meant for that.Enter these and pink fluffy unicorns dance on rainbows. They have stickies on the bottom and my daughter’s piggies never cracked the code to get under them. Ya know how they do. The poo sweeps up easily and when it’s time you roll it up and out it goes.Sometimes it’s the little things….Update: the piggies have a new hobby…biting holes in these things! So I found something way better. Rubber backed noodle bath mats. I know, I sound nuts. There is a seller on here that is advertising small ones as guinea pig mats. I fell for that and they are awesome. But I got smart really quickly and discovered these are nothing more than noodle bathmats with a rubber back. There’s a seller here that has them in the exact size of a Midwest cage 24x48. Just don’t get the ones with reviews that talk about the rubber back not lasting. The poop is easy to shake out and so is the dreaded cling on hay. They hold zero pig smell and are ultra absorbent (they are bathmats, duh). How do I know this? I realized my daughter hadn’t brought them down to be washed since I bought them two weeks before. I guess I was used to the disposables. I thought 2 weeks, prepare to gag. Two weeks and there was no smell whatsoever. I know, right?!!?! No need to wash them in a laundry bag because all the hay and poop shook out. I even got them in hot pink. There are lots of colors. I can’t believe freaking noodle bathmats are this good. The pigs love them. Make sure you get the ones that look like dreadlocks attached to a rubber back. No more paying 20 bucks a pop for the disposable ones I used to love and no screwing around with those U-Haul flip mats. Nirvana.

I have 3 male rats, as well as two female guinea pigs so dealing with odor control is a big deal. Regular puppy pads contain baking soda and other harsh chemicals that can irritate both rats and guinea pigs sensitive respiratory systems. These pads work amazingly well. It wasn't until I was changing their cages out that I could smell the urine.

I consider myself a responsible and mindful pet owner, who mostly chooses natural products, and organic food for our animals when ever possible. I bought this product as it ‘sounded’ natural enough, and had good reviews in regards to absorbency. After I placed the liner in our Guinea Pigs home, although I had covered it entirely with shavings, I noticed a day later, that she was nibbling on the side of pad, so I decided to throw it away as it didn’t look safe.The next day, our Guinea pig was barley moving, uninterested in food and making a groaning noise after each breath out.I had to give her water with a syringe every hour as she wasn’t drinking at all and I didn’t want her to keep hydrated. After 3 days, I thought we were loosing her. I massaged her tummy as she hadn’t gone to the bathroom since I through out the pad. Sure enough, she finally was able to have a bowel movement and out came the most sharp, compacted, black in color (the product is charcoal black) plastic looking material, that had clearly been blocking her system for days. Another day and we would have lost her for sure!! It was an ordeal and we are so grateful, Ah came through it.Now looking at the fine print, there is plastic in these pads- unless you can watch your animals 24/7 and guarantee the won’t nibble at it, It’s honestly not worth the risk. I hope this helps others avoid what we went through.

Thank you for making these Bamboo/Charcoal DISPOSABLE cage liners. we stick them to the solid bottom of the freshly cleaned/dry cage then put aspen on top of the liner. Any urine which soaks thru the aspen is then absorbed by the liner which gels it with the "Dry-Speed technology". Other liners do not stay in place and are a drippy-wet mess when removing them. These liners, with the gelling feature capture the urine in the liner keeping the cage much drier. the liners themselves are odorless making for a happy piggy. Even with the 1st use there was a noticible reduction in cage odor allowing the cage to smell fresh for quite a while after cleaning. The 28x17 size works perfectly for our Kaytee cage. Thank you for providing a well-written, accurate+ truthful description of your product's features on the Amazon page. Even though the adhesive corners are a bit hard to remove, better than having the liner not stay in place. I wish I had found this product long ago since we have had a guinea pig for decades. It would be nice if you offered a couple different count-size packages. A 3-pack would allow more ppl to try and like your product. A larger pack of 10-12 would be great for those of us who already love it. Lastly, i hope i receive the "piggy thank you" in every order since the picture makes my computer desk a happy place.