Eco-friendly Wee Wee Pads

Ordinary wee wee pads take a long time to degrade - if you want to be a "green" dog owner, switch to eco-friendly pads!

If you are house-training your puppy, or if you have to leave your dog home alone most of the time during the day, you have to give your dog a place to go and relieve himself. A "dog toilet", if you may. It is definitely not good to ask your dog to "hold it" until you return home, as that would lead to health problems down the road, such as urinary tract infections.

Most people spread newspaper or put a wee pad in a pee pad tray. The problem with newspaper and most pee pads is they are not so durable - very easy to be chewed up by the dogs when they are left alone, probably to relieve their frustration and anxiety.

The pads are also environmentally-unfriendly. Just like disposable diapers, it takes a long time for them to degrade. So imagine all those pads piling up in land-fills ... it is definitely not the "green" way to raise our dogs!

So, what's the alternative?

Lucky for those dog parents who use wee pads - now there is an eco-friendly wee pad that is 100% biodegradable!

Simple Solution Natural Biodegradable Puppy Training Pads 22-Pad Pack

All components of this "green" wee wee pad - including the package - are 100% biodegradable, compostable and free of petroleum based materials. The top sheet is made of a natural, cellulose fiber from trees. The absorbent core is comprised of tree pulp. The bottom sheet, which is typically plastic, is a biodegradable film.

In addition, these wee pads are durable and shed-resistant, and have a scientifically formulated scent to attract pets, so they are perfect for puppy potty training. They are also handy for incontinent dogs and senior dogs who need to go to the toilet more often.

As responsible dog parents and global citizens, we should try to use as many "green" pet products as possible to reduce our dogs' "carbon pawprints". This eco-friendly wee wee pad is definitely one great alternative to the other dog "toilets" that are not so friendly to the environment.

Want to find out more as to how to raise your dog the "green" way? Visit our page on Natural Organic Dog Products.

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