Cassiel lavender pee pad review: best scented pee pad

The Cassiel Pet lavender training pee pad is our Best Scented pick: a thickened pad with a lavender scent, at around ₱340, carrying 759 ratings at 4.9. Buy it for what it demonstrably does, which is mask ammonia in a small space, and ignore the part of the listing that promises more.

Does the scent earn its place?

In the right home, yes. Ammonia builds up fast in a condo unit or a small townhouse, especially where the pad sits near a living area with the aircon running. An unscented pad handles the liquid and does nothing about the smell between changes. Lavender covers that gap.

It is genuinely the wrong choice in two cases. A dog that licks or chews its pad should not be getting a mouthful of fragrance. And some dogs simply refuse a perfumed pad, which is worse than the smell you were trying to fix, because a refused pad means accidents on the floor. If you are still training, start unscented.

What about the sterilisation claim?

Here we have to be straight with you: we could not verify it. The listing advertises a sterilisation function, and we found no published testing to support it. There is no stated agent, no concentration, and no third-party result.

Treat it as marketing. The pad is a good scented pad at a fair price, and that case stands on its own. Nothing about buying it should depend on the antibacterial claim, and if that is the feature you specifically want, this is not the evidence to buy on.

The other gap is documentation. Neither the pad size nor the pack count is stated, which is the one thing that makes it hard to compare on cost.

Is the Cassiel Lavender Pee Pad worth it?

Around ₱340 as of August 23, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Without a stated pack count that figure is hard to place against the pads here, which is a fair criticism of the listing rather than the pad.

What tips it is the 759 ratings at 4.9. That is a lot of real households, and it is the second-largest evidence base in this roundup. Thin specs plus strong owner feedback is a common Shopee pattern, and the owner feedback is the part that is hard to fake at that volume.

Who the Cassiel Lavender Pee Pad suits

Buy this if you live in a small unit where smell between changes is the actual problem, and your dog is trained and does not chew its pad. Skip it if you are still training, if your dog mouths the pad, or if you need to know the pack count before you buy. See how it ranks in our best dog pee pads in the Philippines roundup, and our dog pee pad buying guide covers scented versus charcoal odour control in more detail.

If the Cassiel Lavender Pee Pad is not right

Want odour handled without added fragrance? The Animal Nature bamboo charcoal pads adsorb the smell instead of masking it, and cost far less per pad. Prefer a scented pad from an established pad brand? The Honeycare incense pad releases its scent as the pad is used. More on the Pet Supplies page.