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Paper pads:
This type of pad is the most common and is widely used in homes, hospitals, and care facilities due to its relatively low price. However, this pad is not the softest material and has poor water absorption, so it needs to be changed frequently, otherwise it can easily cause problems such as leakage and moisture. Especially for puppies who are active or like to chew things, paper pads may tear more easily. Paper diapers are not biodegradable, and because they are disposable, they produce landfill waste. This can be a major disadvantage for environmentally conscious pet owners.
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Cotton pads:
This pad is made of soft cotton cloth or cotton paper, so it has a very soft touch and gives users a comfortable use experience. Cotton is naturally absorbent and can also help keep the puppy's skin dry and reduce the risk of irritation. Compared with paper pads, this pad is more durable and can be used for a long time, reducing the frequency of replacement and reducing waste. Although the price is slightly higher, this pad is still a good choice due to its durability and sustainability.
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Flannel diaper pad:
This diaper pad is made of flannel or fine fiber. Like cotton, flannel is a soft and comfortable material that is gentle on the puppy's skin. Therefore, it is also very absorbent. Whether it is dealing with urine or moisture, it can absorb quickly and keep dry. This not only reduces the frequency of changing the diaper pad, but also provides a more comfortable environment for the pet. But due to the material and manufacturing process, it is usually more expensive than paper or cotton.