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A die-cut Persian cat notepad with a full magnetic back holds 50 sheets for quick fridge lists
This die-cut Persian cat notepad measures 8.5 by 3.5 inches and sticks to any magnetic surface. It holds 50 sheets of paper for everyday lists and reminders. The playful shape makes it a pleasant gift for cat enthusiasts who enjoy functional desk accessories.
Fifty sheets provide enough paper for several weeks of grocery lists, phone messages or quick notes. The single magnetic back holds the pad securely on a fridge or filing cabinet but cannot support additional weight. Buyers who want a larger writing area or a pad that also stores pens will need a different format.
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The large magnetic back covers the full 8.5 by 3.5 inch surface so it grips the fridge door directly rather than relying on stacking against other magnets.
Each of the 50 sheets is die-cut to the same detailed Persian cat outline; flipping through the stack shows identical edges on every page.
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