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Prisnedsättning | Dr. Bales Early Detection Health Monitoring Pee Pads – 50 pack

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The SPOT Dr. Bales Early Detection Health Monitoring Pee Pads are designed to keep your pet healthy and monitor signs of potential health problems. Featuring color-changing paw prints that indicate the pH level of your dog s urine these high-quality pee pads can help detect health issues early so you can ensure timely intervention. Measuring 22 x 22 they provide a large absorbent surface that holds up to 4 cups of liquid. This package includes 50 pads and is perfect for proactive pet owners focusing on their dog s health. Made using premium materials these pee pads offer a practical solution for health monitoring in a simple yet highly effective manner.

Early Detection for Better Health : Dr. Bales Early Detection Health Monitoring Pee Pads are designed to help you catch potential health concerns in your dog before they become serious issues. Monitor your pets health proactively at home with ease.
Color-Changing Paw Prints: These innovative puppy pee pads feature Color-Changing Paw Prints that indicate your urine pH level, allowing you to quickly determine if a vet visit is necessary.
Alkaline Detection: If the paw prints turn BLUE, your dogs urine pH is above 7.5, which could indicate conditions like metabolic alkalosis, bladder or urinary tract infections, or chronic kidney disease.
Normal Range Indicator: When the paw prints turn LIGHT GREEN TO YELLOW, your dogs urine is within the normal pH range, ensuring peace of mind.
Acidic Detection: RED paw prints mean your dogs urine has a low pH range, suggesting potential issues like dehydration, certain kidney diseases, metabolic acidosis, or urinary tract infections. Consult your vet immediately for further advice.