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to our Consumer Relations Department.
Q.
What are ARM & HAMMER® Puppy Housebreaking Pads?
A.
Puppy Housebreaking Pads help simplify training. They are
treated with natural attractants that helps draw pets to the
pads.
Q.
What are ARM
& HAMMER® Adult Floor Protection Pads?
A.
Adult Floor Protection Pads are ideal for adult dogs
left at home with no place to go. The pads are treated with
natural attractants to help draw pets to the pads.
Q. What is the difference
between the Puppy Housebreaking Pad and the Adult Floor Protection Pad?
A.
The Adult Floor Protection Pads have more absorbent capacity for adult
dogs.
Q. How do I get my puppy
to use the Puppy Housebreaking Pads?
A.
The pads are treated with pheromones to give off a scent only
a dog can detect. The scent is designed to help attract dogs
to the pads. We suggest keeping the pad away from the puppy's
bed and food. Place the pad on the floor with the plastic
side down. Place the puppy on the pad so s/he will recognize
the scent. Be sure to keep a clean pad on the floor continuously
so your puppy will know where to go. If your puppy relieves
itself elsewhere, bring it back to the pad right away.
Q. How absorbent are the
pads?
A.
The absorbent capacity of the pads is designed to handle the
daily waste output of an adult dog.
Q. Will the pads leak? Will
my floors get ruined if they do?
A.
The pads are designed with an absorbent capacity to
handle the daily waste output of an adult dog. They also contain
a plastic backing with sealed edges to help prevent leaking
and help protect floors.
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Q.
Are the pads scented?
A.
Yes, the pads contain a pleasant fragrance to help deodorize
waste odors.
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Q. Are the pads available
in unscented?
A.
At this time, unscented pads are not available.
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Q.
What are the Pheromones in your pads?
A.
Pheromones are attractants that imitate natural scents
and help the dog/puppy to identify the pad as the place to
relieve itself.
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Q. Will only puppies and dogs be attracted to the pheromones and the pad? I have a
cats as well as dogs?
A.
Only puppies and dogs will be attracted to the pads.
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Q. Will only the puppy/dog
I am trying to train be attracted to the pheromones and the
pad? I have a multiple dog household?
A.
It is possible that other dogs in the household will be attracted
to the pads.
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Q. Will my puppy get sick
if he smells the pheromones?
A.
No, your puppy/dog should not become ill if the pad
is sniffed. The pheromone is specially formulated for these
housebreaking and adult pads.
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Q. Can I smell or be affected
by the pheromones?
A. No, the pheromones can only be detected
by the puppy/dog. The light scent that you may smell is a
light fragrance that has been added to help provide odor protection.
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Q. If
my puppy consumes some of the padding or plastic will he get
sick?
A.
Eating small amounts of the padding/plastic will pass through
the puppy's digestive system. However, you want to prevent
your puppy or dog from chewing or eating any portion of these
pads.
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Q. What size packages do
your Puppy Housebreaking Pads & Adult Floor Protection Pads come in?
A.
Size/Variety UPC
Puppy Housebreaking Pads 10 count 33200-45010
Puppy Housebreaking Pads 30 count 33200-45030
Puppy Housebreaking Pads 50 count 33200-45050
Puppy Housebreaking Pads 80 count 33200-45080
Adult Floor Protection Pads 24 count 33200-45124
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Q. Where can I buy Puppy Housebreaking Pads and Adult Floor Protection Pads?
A.
Initially, Puppy Housebreaking Pads are available in Target
and Kroger.
Adult Floor Protection Pads are available in both Target and Meijer.
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Q. Can the pads be used
in crates when the puppy/dog is traveling?
A.
Yes.
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Q. Can the pads be used
for animals other than puppies & dogs - like ferrets,
cats, rabbits, hamster, potbelly pigs, etc.?
A.
The pads have been specifically designed for dogs so we do not
recommend their use with any animal other than puppies and
dogs.
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Q. How long is a puppy considered
a puppy?
A.
Depending on the breed, it can be anywhere from 1 - 2 years
when the puppy stops growing.
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Q. How long does the process
normally take to housetrain a puppy?
A.
It depends on you, your training technique and your puppy,
but housetraining typically takes anywhere between 2 weeks
to 4 months or longer.
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