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Drymate states that the mat absorbs and contains liquids, has a waterproof and slip-resistant backing, helps protect floors from urine, spills, stains and scratches, is soft on cats’ paws, can be cut to size, is easy to clean, is made in the USA, and uses material fiber with at least 50% recycled content. These are manufacturer claims and have not been hands-on verified by TailVetted.
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The 20 × 28 in dimensions and Grey Stripe Black Paw colour are currently supported by the Amazon.ca listing only. Exact material composition, product weight, warranty and complete size and colour range remain unverified. Performance claims have not been hands-on tested by TailVetted.
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