DryFur Pet Carrier Insert Pads size Small 19.5in x 12.5in Blue – 2 pack, Patented Design Locks in wetness keeps pet perfectly dry when traveling

Work well
My oldest child has been traveling back and forth from the east coast to the west coast for school with her cat. We’ve been using these in her cat carrier and they’ve been great. They fit well and don’t get crumbled up, like thin doggie pee pads do. They asorb liquids well. My only complaint is the cost and shipping time; they’re pricy and take quite some time to show up.

Dry in the Sky!
I rarely review anything, but this product deserves praise. Never thought I would be excited about essentially a diaper for cats, but after traveling with my cat across the country on 2 different flights with an almost 4-hour layover, I sure was glad I had this in her carrier.I was very nervous about flying with her as we’ve never done it before, but she did great- barely any meows from her the entire time. I think a lot of it had to do with her feeling comfortable and dry in her carrier. I stacked 2 pads on top of each other inside the carrier, anticipating that I will need to change one out between flights. Sure enough, she urinated a couple of times and although the pad felt pretty dry, I figured I better change it. All I had to do was pull out the top pad and leave the bottom one in the cage. The cat was dry, clean and content- as was I. And nothing to wash- just toss the used pad. They fit perfectly inside your standard airplane carrier, by the way. At first it looks like they might be too large, but the edges are meant to be folded up. Excellent product and purchase.Just a couple of tips about air travel with pets: their carrier counts as your carry-on luggage (can still have an additional personal item); Delta charged me $125 for her when I checked in; you need to call in advance and basically make a reservation for your pet because they limit the total number of pets per flight/cabin; make sure you buy a carrier that satisfies the dimensions of your specific airline; be ready to hold your pet when walking through TSA screening area- I got a harness and a leash for that reason- no escapee pets!; I bought a couple of collapsible rubber-type dishes to take with me for her food and water; brought a small blanket to cover her cage when it got too noisy around her or too cold from the vents; bought pheromone spray on Amazon that even her vet recommended after I had already purchased it (it’s called Feliway); while not all airlines ask for proof of immunizations, yours might- ask when you call them or better yet- just get your pet immunized and bring the certificates with you. Happy and dry travels!

Perfect, pricey fit in our pet carrier
We have a large, soft-sided Sherpa carrier for our large 16 pound cat. He pees in the carrier whenever we take him to the vet. So I bought these to put in the carrier when we take him to/from the vet. Perfect fit. Absorbs all the urine. I’d give them five stars if they weren’t so expensive!

Exceeded expectations!!!
I bought 2 packs of these to put in my cat’s carriers while we flew cross country. If I had not taken them out of the carrier and started smelling the pad (like a crazy person) I would have never known either one had peed in the carrier. Both cats were 100% dry, no damp fur, no pee smell at all. There was no obvious odor coming from either carrier and no leakage into the bottom of the carrier what so ever. Both pads were dry to the touch. The only visible sign I could pick out was some discoloration on the edge of one of the pads. The pads are stiffer than I expected, like a piece of cardboard, but the material on the outside is soft like a pad. 10/10 recommend these and absolutely will be buying again!