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ScratchPad for Dogs

Scratching Surface Refill Pack (Refill Only)

$5.48 $10.95
Scratching Surface Refill Pack (Refill Only)-ScratchPad for Dogs

The sandpaper on your ScratchPad is professional grade, and specifically chosen for its durability. However, it may need to be replaced before your ScratchPad is worn out. We offer refill packs so you can replace it if necessary.

NEW! After popular demand, we now offer a subscription option for our refill packs. Subscribe now and take advantage of big savings! 

On average, with normal use as directed for one to two dogs, your scratching surface should last 6-9 months. We are confident in the quality of our sandpaper and offer a guarantee*. If you find that your sandpaper has worn down in less than 6 months, please contact us for a complimentary refill pack.

In the meantime, see our FAQ section for our advice to prolong the life of your ScratchPad's abrasive surface. 

We do not accept returns on refill packs. 

*See the FAQ section for details of our abrasive surface guarantee

Customer Reviews

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Cathy M.
It is good.

It is good.

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Darcy
Ok so far

Just received my refills today. I didn’t purchase the starter pack, I just wanted to see if I can make it work for $12-$13 instead of $40-$60 plus see if it were really any different than sand paper…and it’s not, but they’re decent size squares for a pack of 4 I believe and the price as well as shipping was good. I tried the suggested ways to train your dog to scratch it, but she simply used her nose to move the item to get at the treat so I used clear tape and some command strips I had laying around the house to tape it down to my laminate floors with a treat underneath. Once my dog stepped a paw on it or scratch at it even a little bit, I reward her but if she tries to just tear it up using her teeth I correct her and then she goes back to using her nails. She has very hard & thick nails so it’s going to take quite a few sessions to get her nails filed down. She won’t let anyone touch her paws to cut them and the vet quoted me several hundred dollars to anesthetize her so this is going to be a better option I hope.