Honeycare incense pee pad review: best for odor control

The Honeycare incense-releasing pee pad is our Best for Odor Control pick: a scent-releasing pad from an established pad brand, at around ₱450, carrying 777 ratings at a clean 5.0. It is the best-reviewed pad in this roundup, and the listing is the weakest part of it.

How is this different from a normal scented pad?

The mechanism is the interesting bit. A standard scented pad is perfumed throughout, so the pack scents your storage cupboard and the room before the dog has done anything. This one releases its scent as the pad is used.

In a Filipino home where pads live in a cabinet in a humid hallway, that is a practical difference rather than a marketing one. It also means the scent arrives when you need it, which is the moment there is ammonia to cover.

HoneyCare being a real pad brand matters here too. It is a company with its own product line and published specifications on its other pads, not an unbranded relister who bought a pallet.

What does the listing not tell you?

More than it should. There is no stated pad size and no stated pack count. For the brand’s Magic Star XL we can tell you it is 90 x 120 cm and ten pads. For this one, we cannot, and we are not going to guess.

That has a real consequence: you cannot compare cost per pad before buying. At ₱450 this could be excellent value or poor value depending on whether the pack holds 20 pads or 100. Message the seller before you commit if that matters, and it should.

There is also no adhesive backing, unlike its XL sibling. On tile, expect an active dog to move it.

Is the Honeycare Incense Pee Pad worth it?

Around ₱450 as of August 23, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. The evidence in its favour is the rating: 777 ratings holding a clean 5.0 is the strongest owner signal in this category, and averages that survive that many ratings are hard to manufacture.

The evidence against is that you are buying partly blind on quantity. Our honest read: the pad performs, the paperwork does not.

Who the Honeycare Incense Pee Pad suits

Buy this if smell is your main problem, you want it handled by a brand with a track record, and you are comfortable asking the seller for the pack count first. Skip it if you need adhesive backing, or if you want to compare per-pad cost up front. See how it ranks in our best dog pee pads in the Philippines roundup, and our dog pee pad buying guide explains what to check on a listing before you buy.

If the Honeycare Incense Pee Pad is not right

Want odour control with the pack count actually stated? The Animal Nature bamboo charcoal pads publish both count and construction, and use charcoal rather than fragrance. Need a big pad that stays put? The Honeycare Magic Star XL is the same brand with adhesive backing and full specs. More on the Pet Supplies page.