The washable pad your dog actually goes on — not next to.
Disposable pads
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Plastic film with a bleached top sheet. Nothing on that surface tells your dog it's a bathroom, so they treat it like any other patch of floor. Sometimes on it. Usually near it.
Attractant sprays
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Applied to the surface and gone within hours. Reapply daily forever and you're still racing the clock every single day.
More potty breaks
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Buys you a few hours. Doesn't give your dog a spot indoors, so accidents just relocate to whenever you're not home.
Treat training
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Rewards behaviour after it happens. It can't tell your dog where to go beforehand, which is the only part they actually need.
Crating longer
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Manages the symptom by shrinking the space. Uncomfortable for the dog, and nothing gets learned.
Cheap washable pads
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Solves the money problem, ignores the signal problem. Same blank surface, now in fabric.
A dog choosing where to relieve itself isn't making a decision. It's following a scent it already recognises. That's why a puppy who ignores a brand-new pad will still go to the exact same corner of the yard every time. That corner already smells like a bathroom.
PupPad 2.0 puts that signal on the floor, where you want it.
The attractant cue is worked into the absorbent layer during manufacturing instead of sprayed on top, so it survives the wash rather than rinsing out on the first cycle. Your dog gets the same message on wash forty that they got on day one.
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Works with instinct
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No commands
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No treats
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Survives washing
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Puppies & seniors
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Any flooring
Every Layer Does a Job.
Four layers, each one fixing something disposables get wrong.
Soft quick-dry fabric with the attractant cue worked in. Pulls liquid off the surface fast, so your dog isn't standing in it and neither is your floor.
Holds multiple uses between washes instead of surrendering after one. No pooling, no spreading out to the edges.
Stops everything before it reaches hardwood, carpet, sofa or car seat. What lands on the pad stays on the pad.
Silicone grip dots hold the pad in place through play, scrambling and pacing. It stays where you put it.
Down. Sniffed. Done.
1. Put It Down
Lay it flat wherever you want your dog to go. Hardwood, tile, carpet, crate, playpen. The silicone base grips so it won't slide out from under them.
2. Let Them Investigate
Walk them over once, then step back. The scent cue handles the introduction. No commands, no treats, no standing there waiting.
3. Wash And Repeat
Every two or three uses, machine wash warm and hang or tumble low. The signal stays. So does the habit.
1. Put It Down
Lay it flat wherever you want your dog to go. Hardwood, tile, carpet, crate, playpen. The silicone base grips so it won't slide out from under them.
2. Let Them Investigate
Walk them over once, then step back. The scent cue handles the introduction. No commands, no treats, no standing there waiting.
3. Wash And Repeat
Every two or three uses, machine wash warm and hang or tumble low. The signal stays. So does the habit.
Five situations where an indoor spot isn't a shortcut — it's the only thing that works.
Puppies in house training
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No habit formed yet, which makes them the fastest to take to it. One clear answer instead of eight weeks of trial and error.
Senior dogs losing control
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This isn't a training problem, it's a dignity problem. A spot they can reach beats a bath every morning.
Apartments and high floors
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When "just take them out" means an elevator and a lobby, an indoor spot isn't laziness. It's the only realistic option.
Long work days
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The accident happens in hour seven, not hour two. Leave them somewhere they'll actually use.
Crates, playpens and travel
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The same familiar signal in a hotel room, a car seat or a friend's spare bedroom.
The Real Cost of Disposables.
Run your own numbers. We'll wait.
The Real Cost of Disposables.
Run your own numbers. We'll wait.
$300+
What a typical owner spends on disposable pads in a year, at three pads a day.
1,000+
Disposable pads sent to landfill per dog, per year. One PupPad replaces all of them.
300+
Machine washes per pad. Buy it once, wash it, keep using it.
* Annual figure assumes 3 disposable pads per day at $0.28 each — check your own usage and current prices, yours may differ. Wash count is the manufacturer's durability rating.
PupPad 2.0 vs.The Bag You Rebuy.
Same job. Only one of them you buy once.
PupPad 2.0 vs.The Bag You Rebuy.
Same job. Only one of them you buy once.
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PupPad 2.0
Buy Once
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Disposable Pads
Buy Forever
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Scent cue guides your dog
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Reusable
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300+ washes | Single use |
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Leak-proof backing
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Non-slip base
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Chew & shred resistant
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Ongoing monthly cost
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$0 | Every month |
Join Over 10,000+ Happy Customers.
Sarah M.,
Verified Buyer
"Living on the 4th floor with a Frenchie puppy meant constant panic runs to the elevator. We tried disposables first, but he treated them like a chew toy or just peed right next to the edge. The Barkwell stayed in place on our hardwood, and he picked up on the scent cue almost immediately. Wash #12 and it still looks brand new. Having the 3-pad rotation is a lifesaver."
David K.,
Verified Buyer
"Our 12-year-old rescue started having accidents overnight, and I hated seeing him look so anxious about it. Sprays and disposables were costing us a fortune every month. Switched to Barkwell a few weeks ago—he goes right to the pad on his own now, and nothing leaks through to the rug underneath. Machine washes easily."
Jessica T.,
Verified Buyer
"I work 8-hour shifts, and disposables always ended up bunched up or shredded in her playpen. The silicone grip dots on this actually keep it flat on the floor even when she’s pacing. Zero edge seepage, and no lingering odor in the apartment after tossing it in the wash."
Marcus R.,
Verified Buyer
"Dachshund owners know the pain of house training. We tried treat rewards and attractant sprays, but the sprays washed off or wore out in a day. The built-in scent layer in these actually works—he sniffed it once, used it, and hasn't missed since. Stopped buying disposable boxes altogether."
Elena P.,
Verified Buyer
"I was skeptical about buying a 3-pack, but the rotation logic makes total sense—one on the floor, one in the wash, one ready to go. The included potty bells and wash bag in the kit were a great bonus. Calculate what you spend on paper pads in 3 months and this pays for itself instantly."
Wash It. Use It. Then Decide.
Most guarantees quietly expire the second you open the box. This one doesn't. Put the pad down, let your dog use it, run it through the wash as many times as you need over the next 30 days. If it hasn't earned its place on your floor, email us and we'll refund you in full.
START MY 30 DAYS
Used and washed is fine
Full refund, no interrogation
30 days from delivery
Wash It. Use It. Then Decide.
Most guarantees quietly expire the second you open the box. This one doesn't. Put the pad down, let your dog use it, run it through the wash as many times as you need over the next 30 days. If it hasn't earned its place on your floor, email us and we'll refund you in full.
START MY 30 DAYS
Used and washed is fine
Full refund, no interrogation
30 days from delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
Shipping, washing, returns and everything else.
How long does shipping take?
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6-9 days. You'll get a tracking number by email as soon as your order leaves the warehouse.
Can I use it on carpet or furniture?
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Yes. The waterproof barrier blocks liquid from reaching whatever's underneath, so it works on carpet, sofas, beds and car seats as well as hard floors.
Is it safe if my dog chews?
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It's reinforced and holds up to normal mouthing and pawing far better than a disposable, which shreds into confetti. No pad is chew-proof, though — a determined destroyer will get through anything.
My dog is already trained on disposables. Will they switch?
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Usually within a couple of days. Put the PupPad where the disposable was, same spot, and let the scent cue do the work. Some owners lay it beside the old pad for the first day.
Does it work for cats or other pets?
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It works as a waterproof, absorbent, non-slip surface for any small animal. The scent cue is formulated for dogs, so cats will use the pad but won't respond to the signal.
What payment methods do you accept?
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All major credit and debit cards, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay. Checkout is encrypted end to end.