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Amazon Basics Washable Puppy Pads, Non-Slip Leak-Proof Reusable Dog Pee Pads, 2 Pack

ASIN: B0DRXDP2K9 • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

2-pack of washable, reusable dog pee pads for use at home, in a dog crate, dog bed, playpen, or for travel
Protect floors and carpet from accidents and staining with leak-proof pet pads
Made with durable materials that maintain the washable puppy pads leak-proof functionality
Non-slip dog pads feature a silicone base that keeps pads from sliding on floor during use
Set of 2 allows you to switch out machine-washable dog pads as needed
Product Dimensions: 23.8 x 18.1 x 0.1 inches; Product weight: 5.90 ounces

Price on Amazon

$10.77

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	YE205458
Color	Taupe
Size	24x18in
Pack size	2
Dimensions	23.8 inches × 18.1 inches × 0.1 inches (0.3687451794212 Pounds)
UPC	840324426762
EAN	0840324426762
ASIN	B0DRXDP2K9
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Pet Products

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This price has not moved once in 18 checks. Amazon has held it steady for the whole time we have been watching.

Fell (0) Rose (0) Held (18)

2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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