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Glad for Pets Black Charcoal Puppy Pads, All-in-One | Puppy Potty Training Pads That Absorb & NEUTRALIZE Urine Instantly | New & Improved Quality Puppy Pee Pads, 14 Count - 2 Pack
$20.99
About This
- NEW & IMPROVED LEAK-RESISTANT FOLDED EDGES – Redesigned pads with folded edge to prevent leakage even better than before! No need to unfold the black edges – SEE VIDEO FOR DEMONSTRATION
- ABSORBS PET URINE AND ODOR - Glad Pets carbon-activated puppy pads absorb odor and pet urine, keeping your home free from pet urine odors
- 5 LAYERS OF LEAK-PROOF PROTECTION - Leak-proof pads absorb up to 4 cups of liquid in under 30 seconds. Please make sure all edges are folded out completely during use to prevent leaking
- PEE PADS ARE SUITABLE FOR ALL DOGS - Training pads can be used for new puppies or senior dogs, and can be used on their own or as crate liners
- PHEROMONE ATTRACTANT - Pet training pads are developed with pheromone attractant so your dog knows where to go
Overview
- Brand : Glad
- Material : Polyethylene (PE)
- Age Range (Description) : All Life Stages
- Number of Layers : 5
- Unit Count : 28.0 Count
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