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A uniquely shaped notepad with a large magnetic back holds 50 sheets for lists and notes
This die-cut notepad is shaped like a gray tabby cat and holds fifty sheets of paper. It measures 8.5 by 3.5 inches and features a large magnetic back for attachment to metal surfaces. The design suits pet lovers who want a whimsical way to keep notes visible.
The detailed die-cut shape gives the pad a plush-like appearance while remaining a functional paper product. A full magnetic backing holds the pad firmly on refrigerators or filing cabinets without sliding. Users gain a convenient tear-off list that stays in place during daily kitchen or office routines.
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The pad has a large magnetic back that covers the full rear surface, so it holds firmly to fridges, filing cabinets or any ferrous metal without sliding.
At 3.5 inches wide the die-cut cat shape sits comfortably on slim door panels, leaving room beside it for other magnets or notes.
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