Best Friend Bamboo Training pads 60x90cm 10pcs
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Best Friend Bamboo Training pads 60x90cm 10pcs
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€0,00Out of stock
Best Friend Bamboo puppy pads are an excellent aid when house-training puppies. Now with even more coverage, these large-sized pads are highly absorbent. The tear-resistant bamboo fiber top layer absorbs liquid quickly into itself, keeping both small and larger paws dry as well as keeping the home clean, hygienic, and odorless, without added chemicals. These puppy pads can also be used to protect furniture, or in a pet carrier when travelling, for both dogs and cats. The pads are also ideal in use for sick, recovering, or elderly dogs and cats that have incontinence problems or to be used under a female dog and puppies in a whelping box. The size of the pad is 60 x 90cm, 10 pieces per package.
Detailed composition:
Top: Fabric Inner: Bamboo tissue, fluff pulp with SAP (Superabsorbent Polymer), reinforced bonding tissue layer, PE film
Consumer usage instructions:
Best Friend bamboo puppy pad is an excellent aid in house-training puppies. The pads are super-absorbent and fast-drying, to keep your puppy’s paws dry and your home clean, hygienic and odour-free, without any added chemicals. You can also use them to protect furniture and on the bottom of a crate, or in a pet carrier when travelling. The pads are also perfect for use when your pet is ill or recovering from an operation, for elderly pets with incontinence problems, and for use in the whelping box. The pad should be changed regularly. Disposal with mixed household waste. Tips for house-training your puppy: Start house-training as soon as your puppy arrives in your home. At first, puppies need to relieve themselves as soon as they wake up, after each meal and several times during the day. It’s not always possible to take them outside, so it’s a good idea to teach them where to go to relieve themselves in the house if they need to do so. 1. Place the puppy pad on the floor, plastic-side down, away from the puppy’s food and bed. 2. Lift the puppy on to the pad and let him sniff the pad and take his time. 3. When the puppy relieves himself on the pad, give him plenty of praise and a treat. 4. If your puppy has an “accident” away from the pad, do not tell him off – just lift him on to the pad right away. This will help the puppy to understand the right place for weeing. 5. When your puppy knows how to go to the pad, gradually move the pad closer to the door, and eventually, place it outside.