Glad for Pets Black Charcoal Puppy Pads | Puppy Potty Training Pads That ABSORB & NEUTRALIZE Urine Instantly | New & Improved Quality Dog Training Pads, 30 count
$16.58
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Glad for Pets Black Charcoal Puppy Pads | Puppy Potty Training Pads That ABSORB & NEUTRALIZE Urine Instantly | New & Improved Quality Dog Training Pads, 30 count
$16.58
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- ABSORBS PET URINE AND ODOR — Glad Pets carbon-activated charcoal puppy pads absorb odor and pet urine to keep your home clean and free from puppy pee. Feel secure that this puppy training bad will provide the support you need
- MADE WITH 5 STRONG LAYERS — Wee wee pads for dogs are made with 5 layers, which ensure leak proof protection from dog and puppy stains. The polymer layer absorbs liquid and turns into gel for easy clean-up, keeping your home clean
- PERFECT FOR PUPPY CRATES — Use these dog pee pads on their own, in a puppy crate, or even as a liner. They're perfectly sized for your space and designed to train your dog on how to use the bathroom just right
- PEE PADS ARE SUITABLE FOR ALL DOGS — These Glad for Pets training pads can be used for new puppies or senior dogs. No matter where they are in their lives, dogs can feel taken care of with these carbon training pads
- PHEROMONE ATTRACTANT — Pet training pads are developed with pheromone attractant so your dog knows where to go. These pads make potty training your dog simple and easy
Overview
- Brand : Glad
- Material : Polyethylene (PE)
- Age Range (Description) : All Life Stages
- Number of Layers : 5
- Unit Count : 30 Count
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