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Cato Outdoors Place Board Turf Surface
$78.95
Cato Outdoors Place Board
The Cato Board is loaded with features - we have engineered this product to be the perfect Place Board for your pet. Other products on the market are typically re-purposed beds that were not originally designed to be used for place...
- Cato Outdoors Place Board
The Cato Board is loaded with features - we have engineered this product to be the perfect Place Board for your pet. Other products on the market are typically re-purposed beds that were not originally designed to be used for place training. The Cato Board was designed specifically for place training! With the Cato Board, your dog will not confuse place training with his bed, which is extremely important.
Features:
- High-traction, replaceable surface that that is safe and comfortable for dogs.
- Incredibly durable in all temperatures
- NO TIP design - even the most rambunctious dogs won't cause the Cato Board to flip up on its side.
- Non-absorbent, molded design with integrated water drainage built into the surface
- Stackable for easy transportation
- Ultra-stable on uneven terrain
- Air-flow underneath to reduce damage to grass
- High-grip rubber feet for hard surfaces - INCLUDED ON ALL CATO BOARDS
- PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA!
- Weight: 6.5 LBS - lightweight for easy transportation
Dimensions: 16" wide, 24" long, 3.5" high
Available in White, Blue, and Brown.
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