Portable Indoor Dog Porch Potty Grass Pee Pad

71 reviews for Portable Indoor Dog Porch Potty Grass Pee Pad

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   Ruby-May McneilVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My dog is a little gal with a smaller bladder, so she can't hold it as long as my last larger dog. She also isn't great at letting me know when she ne...More

   My dog is a little gal with a smaller bladder, so she can't hold it as long as my last larger dog. She also isn't great at letting me know when she needs to go out, so this is a great help. Your results may vary since the dog itself is an unpredictable variable, but I have been very happy with this pad. My pup will go on it in the mornings if she can't wait til we go on our walk, or use it if I am out all day. It is a good size for a dog that is probably 25 pounds or less (my dog is 15 pounds). It is a good size for an apartment living room, as you can keep it in a corner or by a doorway and it doesn't take up too much space. It would probably do well on a patio or balcony as well, but I keep mine inside since that is what my dog needs it for.
   

   Quinn LunaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   In my back yard we have no grass so the puppy grass was a perfect idea. While yes it may sound gross that it seeps into a tray as long as you clean it...More

   In my back yard we have no grass so the puppy grass was a perfect idea. While yes it may sound gross that it seeps into a tray as long as you clean it daily or 1-2 times a day its not gross. Just careful picking it up and wear gloves to lift and rinse it. The only thing for me was that the grass falls off easy like little debris but its expected from a replaceable Mat so I wasnt surprised. Right when I set the mat down my dog laid in it thinking it was a bed but quickly understood and squatted and peed! I still put some puppy Matts around so she understood that was her potty spot but for the most part she gets the concept which isnt bad for a 2 month old puppy.
   

   Myla LutzVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I recommend using a pee pad placed in between the fake grass and the honeycomb beneath it. This helps with faster/easier clean up. I throw the pee pad...More

   I recommend using a pee pad placed in between the fake grass and the honeycomb beneath it. This helps with faster/easier clean up. I throw the pee pad away and then take the grass portion to the tub and rinse it off with super hot water. Then I will hang it out on my patio to dry in the sun/air. This may not be a routine that works for someone who does not have access to the outdoors. I have not had to use any soap yet, and it doesn't have any strong smell from the urine. But like I said, I DO rinse it with scalding hot shower water for a few minutes. Results may vary based on your dog's personal scent. I do not know how it holds up to feces, since my dog has never used it for that.
   

   Millie BarnesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I'd say for the price I'd recommend this one off of amazon since you are buying something for your dog to literally shit on. Not to mention it's a dec...More

   I'd say for the price I'd recommend this one off of amazon since you are buying something for your dog to literally shit on. Not to mention it's a decent size larger and half the price! Just thought if any of you tried to buy in-store first you'd like to know the comparisons. This has been a lifesaver through the potty training process.
   

   Mahima RhodesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We got this for the patio for our 9 week old Frenchie since he still has another month or so until he's done with his shots and able to go potty in th...More

   We got this for the patio for our 9 week old Frenchie since he still has another month or so until he's done with his shots and able to go potty in the real outdoors with the big dogs! Didn't take any effort at all; put the puppy pad under the grass, told him to "potty" - gave him a treat when he did and it's been working ever since! I change the puppy pad daily and thoroughly clean it once per week. Since it's used outdoors we don't have an issue with the smell like some others might. Just bought another one to use inside his fenced off area in the kitchen when we aren't at home in an effort to curb chewing and destruction of the plain puppy pad lying on the floor. Only been using it for 2.5 weeks but love it! Oh, I purchased the medium which gives him enough room to sniff, turn around and squat! He doesn't prefer to poop on it however. Another tip - use the leash to keep them on the grass when you ask to "potty".
   

   Lily AnnaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We're temporarily in an apartment while our house is being built so our dogs are NOT used to walking on leashes, they're used to free roaming in the b...More

   We're temporarily in an apartment while our house is being built so our dogs are NOT used to walking on leashes, they're used to free roaming in the backyard. My husband is at work all day and our dogs are way too strong for me to walk on my own, especially coming from the third floor. It took a few days for my little one to learn he was allowed to go potty on the balcony using this. I took other reviewer's advice and placed used potty pads underneath the mat and put accidents on top so that they would understand that's where they go. I think it took 3 days for my little one to figure it out, unfortunately my bigger one is too polite to go on the balcony but this has been a life saver for a 5'1" female getting dragged around by the dogs.
   

   Krystian WootenVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I am a night shift nurse who works 12 hour shifts and comes straight home to sleep. So on those days my two small dogs are locked inside the apartment...More

   I am a night shift nurse who works 12 hour shifts and comes straight home to sleep. So on those days my two small dogs are locked inside the apartment all night and then all day while I sleep. I set this up in my spare room with wood floors. I lay down puppy pads around it since I have boys and they may miss a little when they pee but they poop right on the pad Every time.
   

   Kofi SheldonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I see a lot of reviews about the smell, let me make this abundantly clear: YOU HAVE TO WASH IT EVERY SINGLE DAY. I remove the solid waste as soon as s...More

   I see a lot of reviews about the smell, let me make this abundantly clear: YOU HAVE TO WASH IT EVERY SINGLE DAY. I remove the solid waste as soon as she leaves it, but each morning you have to clean the liquid waste too. I clean the trays in my shower with scalding hot water and Dawn dish soap, now I cant even tell its out there. For the pad, I dont use soap. I run it under scalding hot water and scrub it with itself until the water runs clear. Total takes about 5-10 minutes but is worth it!
   

   Kevin GuerraVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I have a 19 yr old Chihuahua and live in an apartment style condo, he never liked going out on the snowy winters but now he seems to not like to go up...More

   I have a 19 yr old Chihuahua and live in an apartment style condo, he never liked going out on the snowy winters but now he seems to not like to go up and down the steps unless he feels like it. The grass areas and potty pads have been amazing. I am lucky enough to have a bathroom I wasn't using and now that is his room. We still try to go down on his good days but really he prefers these. When we visit other places with a yard he will go outside but he knows at home exactly where his bathroom is. I clean off the items each day and change the pads below. Once a week I soak the grass pads on a tub with lysol and give them a day to dry out (preferably in the sun if the weather is nice) I have spare grass pads that a rotate out each week while the others are being cleaned. No more messes in the house!