Dog Toilet Mat Indoor Restroom Training Grass Potty Pad

136 reviews for Dog Toilet Mat Indoor Restroom Training Grass Potty Pad

1. Rares GreavesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   The product was great, just as expected! The mat was purchased for my small, ten week old Shih Tzu. I would recommend getting a medium for a small dog...More

   The product was great, just as expected! The mat was purchased for my small, ten week old Shih Tzu. I would recommend getting a medium for a small dog. If you are purchasing for a large dog then definitely buy a way bigger mat than a medium! Overall, I liked the product & my pup liked it as well. At first she wasn’t too fond of it but she came around to it. I have it out on my balcony, since I live in an apartment. I placed pee pads under the artificial grass, to assist with making cleaning easier.
   Caleb HaysVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I have a toy poodle, so that means she has a very small bladder and tummy. This has been so helpful in potty training. She absolutely will not use pup...More

   I have a toy poodle, so that means she has a very small bladder and tummy. This has been so helpful in potty training. She absolutely will not use puppy pads (even with the sprays or previously used ones), but used these instantly. As well as when I'm away at work this is in her "play room" (the sun room) so she has somewhere to go throughout the day. I placed puppy pads in the tray for clean up. She's uses them very regularly with few accidents. Actually most accidents still happen pretty close to the "grass". I bought 2, thinking of getting 2 more so its more of a potty area.
   Anika KrauseVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I was skeptical at first about ordering this and when I first started using it but it works! I don't believe in using puppy pads which basically train...More

   I was skeptical at first about ordering this and when I first started using it but it works! I don't believe in using puppy pads which basically train the dog to do their business on the pads inside the house. I have always trained my dogs to go outside to do their business. It is a pain to teach them (patience, time, going out in the middle of the night/early AM). This is our outside "grass" for the indoor space (confined to a small area) to use when I can't be there to let the pup out or, if I want to catch a few more hours of sleep. It has worked like a charm. I spray it off (all three components and let it air out during the day when we are needing it) and put it back down when needed (for the early AM or when I need to leave for a couple of hours). Highly recommend.
   Beatrice LeesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   For what this is it works if you force him there. I never train my dogs to pee or poop inside my house only due to the fact that this is the biggest m...More

   For what this is it works if you force him there. I never train my dogs to pee or poop inside my house only due to the fact that this is the biggest mistake if you want to trading your dog to continue pooping inside. I avoided puppy pads as you can see, I always took him outside when I noticed any signal from him. So long story short, this does work but your dog may think that it’s ok to continue doing his business inside. If you have no other option than this is perfect, if you want to train him to only go outside, ovoid puppy pads and this.
   Joni EsquivelVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   For training, when she started doing her "potty dance" late at night, we'd set her inside the crate and then physically block her in with our body (in...More

   For training, when she started doing her "potty dance" late at night, we'd set her inside the crate and then physically block her in with our body (instead of closing the door), so she didn't feel locked in. The first several times, she'd wander around the crate confusedly, push at us with her nose in an attempt to get out, and then finally relieve herself on the potty. Each time, we'd give her a ton of praise and petting for using her potty. Initially, she really did NOT want to use the potty and used it only because she was trapped and had no other options, so we spent a lot of time sitting in front of the crate waiting for her to go (takes patience!), but the waiting time got a teensy bit shorter each time. After two weeks of doing this at night (we take her out during the day), she started wandering over towards the potty when she needed to go but she wouldn't actually use it unless we put her inside and waited for her to go. Now it's been a month and she just uses the potty when she needs to -- with ZERO accidents in the house!
   Phoebe WhittleVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is great! We live in a small apartment with balcony. We got a small puppy and needed something other than laying puppy pads all over the house. I...More

   This is great! We live in a small apartment with balcony. We got a small puppy and needed something other than laying puppy pads all over the house. I noticed he was consistent with going in the puppy pads so once I got this grass patch, he automatically started to pee on it instead.
   Audrey IrwinVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is great for keeping the house clean when you cant be there to let the puppy out. Everyone said to not use puppy pads but if we are gone for a fe...More

   This is great for keeping the house clean when you cant be there to let the puppy out. Everyone said to not use puppy pads but if we are gone for a few hours we can't expect our puppy (13 weeks old) to hold it. He was peeing on the hardwood floor but now he can use this while we aren't home. Initially, I went outside and rubbed the mat around in the grass and after he would go outside I would rub the mat on his urine so he would smell it. Now he uses it while we are gone instead of going on the floor. The only "issue" I've had is he does not like to pee AND poop on the pad. I use this pad for pee and lay another pad down right next to it in case he has to poop. So far it's worked great and he will still go outside when we let him out.
   Kyron PonceVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I live in an apartment and these were so useful! I have a 5 month old puppy who is almost potty trained now, and i use these grass mats in my patio. H...More

   I live in an apartment and these were so useful! I have a 5 month old puppy who is almost potty trained now, and i use these grass mats in my patio. He loves using them, and like many other reviewers, my dog thought it was a toy he could pick up and chew or dig on. But he eventually got the hang of it. I threw some treats on them so he could get used to them at the beginning, and now he scratches and whines at the patio door when ne needs to go. I use pee mats under the grass for easy clean up since i cant get a hose or anything to an apartment patio. The smell is definitely bad when im cleaning it up, but since i use it outside its not a big deal for me. I wouldnt reccommend using it indoors because of the smell unless you clean it often. I have a small (~10lb) dog but i got 2 of the large mats. If you have an even bigger dog, you may want to consider getting more mats to make your pet more comfortable, depending on how your dog likes to pee. I think the only downside to this is that it sucks when your dogs poop is too soft to pick up. I would definitely reccommend this to people in apartments.
   Dawid WestVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   was skeptical as it looked fake to me and i though even a puppy would knew. my 13 weeks old bulldog has been using one entire floor of the house as he...More

   was skeptical as it looked fake to me and i though even a puppy would knew. my 13 weeks old bulldog has been using one entire floor of the house as her potty when i gave up locking him in cage when nobody is home. i couldn't deal with the stepped over poo on dog etc mess. i would rather carpet shampoo the entire house. I put potty pads all over places she had "gone" to and sometimes she did it on those - it was just random probability i concluded. Anyway, i got this yesterday and she was left alone all day today. i found a poop and two marks of urine (i put potty training pad underneath). i concluded this has a higher probability than random. so i am planning to reinforce it and get another "grass pad" so that i can wash and dry under sun, while the other is serving. hope smell doesnt become a part of the house and we dont realize it.