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Glad for Pets Black Charcoal Puppy Pads - Super Absorbent Disposable Dog Pee Pads for Potty Training & Crate Training - 23" x 23" - 50 Count - 4 Pack
$83.94
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- Odor Neutralizing - Charcoal pee pads neutralize odors, keeping your home fresh and clean. Ideal as disposable dog potty pads, they help maintain an odor-free environment during training and daily use. Essential pet supplies for odor control.
- Advanced Absorption - Charcoal pee pads trap moisture and lock in liquids, making them essential pet supplies. Keep your home fresh and clean during puppy training with these super absorbent pads, ensuring a dry and comfortable environment.
- Leak-Resistant Edges - These dog potty pads have leak-resistant edges to contain messes, making clean-up easy and protecting floors. Super absorbent, they ensure a cleaner environment by effectively containing spills. Essential for any space.
- Pheromone Attractant - Infused with a pheromone attractant, these potty pads naturally draw your dog, making training easier. Super absorbent and disposable, they ensure efficient learning. Essential for successful puppy training.
- Bulk Pack - Each pack includes 50 disposable pee pads, offering a cost-effective solution for potty training pads. Super absorbent pee pads and spacious, they are perfect for dogs, puppies, and apartment living, covering all your pet's needs.
Overview
- Brand : Glad
- Material : Plastic, Polymer
- Age Range (Description) : Puppy
- Number of Layers : 6
- Unit Count : 200.0 Count
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