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Features & Benefits:
Our Top Selling Puppy Pad Is A Great Value!
Strong, absorbent and affordable, ValuePad 23 X 24, 30 Gram Dog Training Pads are the perfect tool for your house-training needs. Designed with a polypropylene facing to prevent your dog's nails from snagging, these pet pads will help protect your floors from unwanted and unnecessary messes. Great for training a new puppy or even helping with an older, incontinent dog.
ValuePad Bonus Pack Benefits
Directions: Place the puppy pad on the floor, plastic side down. Introduce your dog to the puppy pad, and don't be discouraged if it doesn't take right away. Just keep returning your dog to the puppy pad until it happens. Replace when necessary.
- RELIABLE PUPPY PADS - Cost-efficient, dependable puppy pads
- ABSORBENT - These training pads have a fluffy facing for extra absorbency
- HELPS STOP LEAKS - The polypropylene backing helps prevent liquids from soaking through the pad
- ELIMINATES TRACKING - The spunbonded polypropylene facing helps prevent tracking
- IT'S IN THE DETAILS - Dimensions: 23Â x 24 inches, 30Â gram absorbent fluff pad with 2 grams of super absorbent polymer
Our Top Selling Puppy Pad Is A Great Value!
Strong, absorbent and affordable, ValuePad 23 X 24, 30 Gram Dog Training Pads are the perfect tool for your house-training needs. Designed with a polypropylene facing to prevent your dog's nails from snagging, these pet pads will help protect your floors from unwanted and unnecessary messes. Great for training a new puppy or even helping with an older, incontinent dog.
ValuePad Bonus Pack Benefits
- Absorbent, fluff center for effortless disposal
- Perfect for puppies and smaller indoor dogs
- Polypropylene facing is tougher than most tissue covered pads
- Cost efficient, dependable puppy pads
- Helps with house-training & incontinence
- IT'S IN THE DETAILS - Dimensions: 23 x 24 inches, 30 gram absorbent fluff pad with 2 grams of super absorbent polymer
Directions: Place the puppy pad on the floor, plastic side down. Introduce your dog to the puppy pad, and don't be discouraged if it doesn't take right away. Just keep returning your dog to the puppy pad until it happens. Replace when necessary.