Wee-Wee Patch Indoor Potty, Medium

At first my pup laid on it but I put a couple of pee pads under so she knows it’s ok to pee on. I had a setup of cardboard with pads on top until she’s had all shots to walk her. After a day or so she started using it here and there and is slowly using it more. For those having a hard time try putting pads underneath the grass to start so they know it’s for potty. If you’re having trouble with pee going through poke some small holes. I recommend getting another patch to clean daily while one dries to help with smell. Baking soda too, dust a light amount. The longer the pee sits the strong mer the smell gets

Only buy this WITH AN URINE eliminator or your house will REEK!!! I wonder why wasn’t that included in the ridiculously high price??? A bottle of cleaner and urine eliminator to spray everyday!?! The fake grass brakes apart leaving weeds everywhere, but the smell?!?! Awful!

I live in a condo and my puppy is a small breed so smaller bladder. It is too much to take her down 10 floors every hour to pee. And pee pads were becoming something fun for her to rip up and she just did not get it. This has saved me so much stress, it has her scent on it so she knows that is her place to do her business. I clean it every 2-3 days. It is easy and not to mention saves on a lot of waste that the pee pads create. This is a must if you are in a condo!

Our Golden Retriever is 9 months and trained to go on these pee pads out in our backyard. Our yard is all cement due to pool...so, these work great. He does get to the park a couple of times a day--but was fully reliant on these the first 6 months--now only when not at park.

My dog won’t go near it! Tried very hard to get him to use it because we live in an upstairs apartment and he likes to go out in the middle of the night but it’s not working.

There is no way to clean this thing properly and remove the smell. It went to the garbage after using it for a week.

I originally bought this for my American Bulldog mix puppy who can't go outside yet. He used it some of the time, but not enough for him to use it consistently. Now he's on potty pads only. My older Chihuahua mixes however, love this! They were house trained, and unfortunately we had to move back home and lost access to a yard. This little patch of grass has given them a new place to pee and poo in, and I don't have to worry about potty pads being scattered all over their pen. It does stink a bit, but keeping it on the opposite side of or in a different room, along with some air freshener, fixes that problem. I'm thinking about buying another one next month!

I bought two of these for my two puppies to house break them. I keep them on my deck. They do fill up with water when it rains but it's easy to dump it out and works well to periodically clean them. One puppy uses it quite well. The other one, well that's house breaking!

Our breeder trained our puppy to use a grass mat so when we got him he was essentially housebroken to the mat. This mat is perfect and easy to hose off and disinfect. Certainly stops the worry from all the aerial predators we have.

this would work well for an older dog but not for a puppy. They want to take the grass out and chew on it and then pee and poop beside it. If the grass were attached some way so that they could not pull it out it would work.