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Training pads

Our absorbent 5-layer training pads support your puppy's house-training at home, from the very first weeks.

Dog · Training pads

Our absorbent 5-layer training pads support your puppy's house-training at home, from the very first weeks.

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Puppy training pads: a clear spot for house-training

Absorbent 5-layer pads and a training tray make up this Flamingo range, alongside an eco-friendly Animorix pad made in France. The sizes available suit a puppy as well as a small adult dog.

How do I use a training pad?

Keep the pad in the same, easily reached spot for your puppy, and praise it warmly every time it's used correctly; a training tray holds the pad in place and stops it sliding around. Change it as soon as it's well soaked, so the spot always stays clean and inviting.

How long should I use training pads?

They mainly help during the first weeks of house-training; as your puppy grows and can hold it for longer, regular walks take over to limit accidents elsewhere in the home. Some households keep using them occasionally for a small dog or a senior one.

Why buy at Animorix

See the rest of our house-training and cleanup range, including odour-neutralising cleaners for small everyday accidents, with brands such as Flamingo, and free delivery from €99.

Frequently asked questions

At what age should I start using training pads?
As soon as your puppy comes home, before it can reliably hold it for regular walks outside.
How do I teach my puppy to use the pad?
Keep it in the same, easily reached spot, and praise your puppy every time it's used correctly.
Do I need a tray with the training pad?
It isn't essential, but a training tray holds the pad in place and stops it sliding during use.
When should I stop using training pads?
Gradually, as your puppy learns to hold it longer and regular walks become enough on their own.