🐾 XCEL Neoprene Pet Mats: Water-Resistant, Weatherproof, Long-Lasting Pet Pad in Two Sizes Review

Not as durable as I would have liked for a puppy as he can chew holes in it. I absolutely love these to use as pee pads. Works perfectly. Washable!

Working great. We use them on the wooden floor just outside the kennel door to give the pup some support when he climbs out of the kennel. She also likes to take her chew toy and lay on it.

My older dog sometimes pees on the bed when he sleeps very well. We had to replace their bedding with a Sherpa-like material that didn't offer enough padding. She appreciates the firm yet soft support under her thin bed.

I thought they were great until I used them for about 30 days. The puppies will scratch and bite them and make a mess and I'm afraid they will swallow or choke on pieces. Puppies have vomit that goes all the way to the pad and then smells awful. I mean, it really smells like something died in her box.

My dogs destroyed this in their kennel in under 2 hours. EXTREMELY DURABLE AND VERSATILE: Our closed-cell neoprene rubber provides the support you're looking for in a dog crate mat. Our rubber will withstand any scratches your pet throws at it. Our rubber can be used in many areas for your pet, "Save your money. This is a complete scam!"

We used these liners to cover a dog crate that we keep in the back of a truck. It is waterproof, elastic and will hold onto the dog's claws. Only 4 stars because it tends to black bleed, at least initially. The backs of the dog's paws were black for about the first week after we got them. Seems to get better over time. The ability to mix, match, and crop (if needed) to size was a huge plus.

I bought these for my dog's kennel hoping she wouldn't tear them up (note: they aren't indestructible - she tore them to shreds). As you would expect the mats are hard rubber but have a VERY strong chemical smell that hits you as soon as you open the box. I gave them 4/5 because there is no cheating with your order but because of the smell we had to leave them outside for a few days to air them out.