The most convenient solution for your pets to relieve themselves is undoubtedly the use of hygiene pads or, in jargon, "traversine". This is especially true if they are accustomed to doing so indoors. But are they truly hygienic, and more importantly, do they protect against potential bacteria? The most suitable solution might be hygiene pads with Chlorhexidine, and in this article, we explain why.

How Chlorhexidine works in dog hygiene pads

Assuming that a dog potty pad has an absorbent effect, they often come with some sanitizing agents that allow for better cleanliness after your pet has relieved itself. But the true antibacterial agent that provides a totally hygienic action is Chlorhexidine.

Chlorhexidine is, in fact, a broad-spectrum disinfectant, which thus prevents the formation of bacteria from the outset, making the entire process not only more hygienic but also odorless once the organic waste is collected.

It's no coincidence that more and more specialized brands are manufacturing their pads with Chlorhexidine, making them not only absorbent but also more protective and anti-odor, which is essential for having a pet at home.

Even we at Clendy, through our Pet Care Magic Mike line, have created Chlorhexidine hygiene pads, providing an essential accessory for the cleanliness and daily needs of your four-legged friends. To learn more, we refer you to the dedicated category.