Pet Impact Reusable Pee Pads

Pet Impact Reusable Pee Pads are going to save SO much waste for those with a new pup arriving in their lives! Help simplify toilet training your pop or caring for your incontinent friend, without costing the Earth.

This is a sustainable choice when it comes to puppy training pads and dog incontinence pads. The soft and fast-drying surface is comfortable on their paws and encourages use, while the non-slip base helps prevent falls and injury.

• No more puddles or drops of urine staining your home

• Simpler days without the need to frequently change urine pads

• Peace of mind when you leave your dog alone at home

• The rapid absorption of large volumes of urine and prevents splashes due to its large size

• Significant cost savings over its lifetime compared to disposables

• A neat and smart look for your home’s interior

• Lightweight and foldable for easy portability

• Lies flat and resistant to wrinkling

• Vet-written guides on toilet training and incontinence to you can get off to the best possible start training your puppy or better care for your elderly companion

• Shred-proof, chew-resistant, and durable puppy pads that greatly reduce ingestion risk. Disposable pads are easily torn and swallowed. Non-slip backing keeps pads in place, preventing slips, falls, and injuries. Soft brushed top surface is gentle on paws and skin.

SIZING

• Extra large 90cm x 80cm (35.4” x 31.5”) - suited for large sized dogs

• Large 80cm x 60cm (31.5” x 23.6”) - suited for medium sized dogs and puppies

WHY GO FOR REUSABLE?

Did you know when compared to disposable pads, reusable pads result in:

• 71% less fossil fuel resources used
• 52% less fossil fuels combusted for energy
• 56% less water used
• 61% less carbon emissions
• 97% less solid waste generation

• *When comparing the entire lifecycle of both products (e.g. resource extraction, manufacturing, processing, use, to end-of-life disposal), reusable pads outperformed disposable on all key environmental indicators. Resource: Evan Griffing and Michael Overcash, Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of Incontinence Pads: Reusable and Disposable