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Product Details

All four variants share the same 55 × 56cm footprint, making it easier to maintain a consistent toilet-training location while choosing the pack quantity that suits the household.

The 14-pack is suitable for a first trial or short-term use. The 30- and 56-pad packs suit regular household routines, while the 100-pack is designed for higher-volume or extended indoor use.

The plastic backing should face the floor and the absorbent tissue surface should face upwards. Incorrect placement may prevent the pad from working as intended.

Replace the pad whenever the wetness indicator shows that it is saturated, after solid waste, or whenever the surface becomes damaged or unsuitable.

Materials and Safety

Simple Solution pads use a multi-layer construction that includes a soft upper surface, absorbent core, leak-resistant quilting and a plastic backing layer designed to protect the floor beneath the pad.

• Use only for dog hygiene and toilet training.
• Place the plastic side down.
• Keep unused pads and packaging away from children.
• Do not allow dogs to chew or shred the pad.
• Inspect the pad before and after use.
• Discard any pad that is torn, loose or exposed.
• Do not use the product for rodents or other gnawing animals.
• Keep plastic packaging away from babies, children and pets.

Training pads are not toys. Puppies that bite, drag or tear pads should be supervised, and the pad should be removed if any inner material becomes exposed.

Do not place the product inside cots, beds, prams or playpens. The outer packaging can create a suffocation hazard and must be stored securely.

The pad should lie flat on a stable floor surface. Folded corners or loose edges may encourage chewing, reduce usable absorbent area or create a tripping risk.

Sudden urinary accidents, repeated straining, blood in the urine, increased thirst or loss of bladder control may indicate a health problem and require veterinary attention.

Directions for Use

1. Select a quiet and accessible toilet-training area.
2. Place the pad flat with the plastic side down.
3. Keep the absorbent tissue side facing upwards.
4. Introduce the puppy or dog to the pad.
5. Use a familiar toilet command consistently.
6. Reward successful use with praise or a suitable treat.
7. Replace the pad whenever needed.

Take the puppy to the pad after waking, eating, drinking, playing and whenever common toilet signals appear, such as sniffing, circling or restlessness.

If the dog does not use the pad immediately, return calmly at regular intervals. Avoid punishment after accidents, as this can create fear without teaching the correct location.

Once the puppy uses the pad successfully, reward the behaviour promptly. Consistent timing helps the dog connect the reward with using the approved toilet area.

To transition towards outdoor toileting, move the pad gradually closer to the door and then towards the preferred outside area over several training sessions.

Dispose of used pads with household waste according to local requirements. Do not flush pads or their contents down the toilet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pack sizes are available?
Choose 14, 30, 56 or 100 pads.

What size is each pad?
Each pad measures 55 × 56cm.

Which side faces the floor?
Place the plastic backing down and the absorbent tissue side upwards.

How does the wetness indicator work?
The indicator turns teal when the pad is saturated and ready to be replaced.

Are all four packs identical?
The 14-, 30- and 56-pad packs are the standard six-cup format. The 100-pack is the lavender all-day version rated up to ten cups.

Can adult dogs use the pads?
Yes. They can support adult, senior, recovering or incontinent dogs as well as puppies.

Can a puppy chew the pad?
No. Remove damaged pads immediately and supervise dogs that shred disposable hygiene products.

Simple Solution Puppy Training Pads provide four practical pack quantities with a consistent 55 × 56cm training surface, absorbent protection and built-in guidance features.