Nobleza Hygienic pet pads, 40×60 cm, 50 pcs are disposable hygiene pads for dogs. A gel absorbent holds up to 500 ml of liquid, activated carbon absorbs unpleasant odours, and a polyethylene backing stops leaks onto floors or carpets. A non-slip base keeps the pad in place. According to the manufacturer, the materials are hypoallergenic and suit dogs with sensitive skin. The pads are designed for house-training puppies, for senior dogs with limited mobility and for incontinent pets. There are 50 in a pack.
When pads are needed
Puppies can't go outside until their vaccinations are complete, and a small bladder means they can't hold on for long. A pad gives them a clear toilet spot indoors. For senior dogs and pets recovering from surgery, pads help keep things clean when going outside is hard. Pads also go on beds for incontinent dogs and in carriers for travel.
Key specs
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | disposable absorbent pads |
| Size | 40×60 cm |
| Quantity | 50 pcs |
| Absorbency | up to 500 ml |
| Absorbent | gel |
| Odour control | activated carbon |
| Backing | polyethylene, leak-proof |
| Base | non-slip |
| Brand | Nobleza |
Pros
- Absorb up to 500 ml. A gel core locks in liquid.
- Carbon against odour. A fresher home.
- Leak-proof. A polyethylene backing.
- Non-slip. The pad stays put.
- Hypoallergenic materials. For sensitive skin.
- 50 pads. They last a good while.
Cons
- 40×60 cm. For puppies and small dogs; too small for medium and large ones.
- No attractant. None is mentioned in the description.
- Disposable. Frequent changes add up.
- Puppies may shred them. Make sure they don't chew.
Choosing the size
A pad should be big enough for your dog to stand on fully without missing. A 40×60 cm pad suits puppies, toy breeds and small dogs. For growing medium and large-breed puppies, 60×60 cm or bigger is better, such as AnimAll Puppy Training Pads 60×60. For another carbon pad, see CROCI Super Nappy Carbon. All options are in the dog pads collection.
How to train a puppy to use a pad
Choose a permanent spot and lay the pad there. Take your puppy to it after sleeping, eating and active play — the times they most often need to go. Praise and reward straight away when they go in the right place. If your puppy misses, don't scold; clean the spot thoroughly with a cleaner that doesn't smell of ammonia. Step-by-step guidance in how to train a puppy to use a pad and the toilet.
For senior dogs and incontinence
In older dogs, incontinence can be a sign of illness, so see a vet first. During treatment, put a pad on the bed or by the door — the backing protects upholstery and floors. Change the pad as soon as it's wet so the skin doesn't get irritated. For male dogs that mark indoors, a Trixie hygiene belt is handy. On caring for older dogs, see senior dog nutrition and care.
How often to change
Change the pad as needed — the manufacturer advises doing so regularly for hygiene. The gel core holds up to 500 ml, but many dogs dislike stepping on a used pad and start going next to it. So for a puppy, change it after every second or third use, and immediately for incontinence.
Disposable or reusable
Disposable pads are convenient and hygienic: use and bin. Reusable ones can be washed and work out cheaper over time, but need washing and drying. Compare with the reusable Puppy Trainer Fresh Pad. More accessories are in the dog toilet accessories section.
Verdict
Nobleza Hygienic pet pads 40×60 cm are disposable pads with a gel core holding up to 500 ml, activated carbon, a leak-proof layer and a non-slip base, 50 to a pack. They suit puppies, small dogs, seniors and incontinent pets. The downsides are that the size is small for medium and large dogs and no attractant is mentioned.
FAQ
What size are the pads?
40×60 cm.
How many are in a pack?
50.
How much liquid does a pad absorb?
Up to 500 ml.
Do they control odour?
Yes, with activated carbon.
Do they leak?
No, the polyethylene backing keeps liquid in.
Do they slide on the floor?
No, the base is non-slip.
Which dogs does the size suit?
Puppies and small breeds.
Can they be used for incontinence?
Yes, but have a vet look into the cause.
