Arm & Hammer for Pets Super Absorbent Cage Liners for Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Rabbits & All Small Animals | Best Cage Liners for Small Animals, 7 Count x 3 Packs, 21 Total

Do not like these at all. They smell after one use. I got them for my guinea pig and if he goes pee they smell. I used to always use puppy pads, which work way better and don't smell. I bought these because they said they're for guinea pigs. Too flimsy and get smelly in one day. I change his pads sometime 3 times a day. With puppy pads didn't have to change but once. Also want to mention that I put paper bedding on top of these pads, expensive paper bedding, and they still stink. They're good in a pinch for sure, but if your animal goes to the bathroom alot they'll smell.

They did absorb urine well, the bottom of the liner was dry after a week with two guinea pigs. Smell was no better than with other liners I have tried. I do put a fabric liner that fits my full cage over the liners, I don’t think these would hold up well alone due to thinness and size. I have to use four in my Midwest cage to cover entire thing which is a pain when cleaning up, with other liners that fit cage I could just shake off the fabric liner onto the disposable liner and throw all that away for quick cleanup, these aren’t as easy to do that with, gets a little messy if you aren’t careful.

My guinea pigs dug up and tore apart the pads and I think they ate the pads cuz now I can't find them upon cleaning the cage. Help? Is this going to ruin my guinea pigs digestive system? I need the manufacturer to tell me what to do other than the words take them to the vet because I'm obviously going to do that though, the vet is going to need to know what's in the material exactly. That's what they asked the last time something like this happened. I need the people in charge of this product to tell me if there's anything harmful in it whatsoever upon digestion for the guinea pigs. Please reply for real?

It makes cleaning the rabbit cages sooo much easier! We use two per cage because they are longer than they are wide but we only clean the cages once a week so this three pack will last us over a month with 2 cages. Love these! And it controls the smell very well!!

Love the ease of cage cleaning. We line the guinea pig cage bottom and add an absorbing litter for significant reduction of odor. The cost is prohibitive as our cage requires 1.5 liners to cover the entire surface which is needed for two cavies. Will be trying generic and/or puppy training pads for comparison in odor reduction to save money. However, if my generic product does not produce equal or betters results, I will provide and update to this review.

These are very good at absorbing all the pee from our rabbit and do a very good job at keeping the odor down. The pads are nice and big, covering almost the entire bottom of the cage. When it's cleaning time, everything just slides right out because the pad keeps anything from sticking to the bottom of the cage. A little spray with cage cleaner and a wipe down with a paper towel and the cage is ready to refill and put the bunny back in.I'd say the biggest difference between these and any other brand of cage liner is the odor control. Nothing else I've used even comes close to being as good.

Wish they had a sticky bottom so they don't slide in the cage

I feel like there’s better somewhere. My guinea pig just throws them all over the cage, and when he just leaves them alone , his urination still leaks through. I just say depending on your pet, they might like it, but In my experience, no.

I use these for my hedgehog cages, they last about two days until i have to change them out. They're quite absorbent and soft but they don't have sticky pads to stick them down so they are easily lifted. They also have thin plastic around the edges that curls up and doesn't lay flat which makes my hegdehogs want to lift it up even more. They're great for the price though and it will take me a while to get through three boxes.

Pad fits perfectly size wise... but a little concerned with this purchase, there is no sticky on the underside of the pad to hold it down. The moment the guinea pig walks on the pad, it ruffles up and you immediately loose the coverage. I have to change the liner like twice a day and wash out the cash daily when using pads cause it never stays flat and makes a mess

I thought being an Arm & Hammer product there would be some odour neutralizing, but they work same as the ones from the dollar store and of course they are far cheaper. Now I am stuck with two more boxes of a mediocre but expensive product

This was the perfect thing to line my guinea pig cage, I'm so sad it's out of stock now, but it comes with a lot for the price you pay. Less of a smell, and makes cleaning out the bedding super duper easy.

These are a bit awkwardly shaped compared to a different brand I used, though I just fold them over to fit the bottom of the bird cage and they perform just as well as the more expensive brand. I haven't found cage liners anywhere near this inexpensive in my search, and it's excellent value.