Artificial Grass Puppy Pee Pad for Dogs and Small Pets - 20x30 Reusable 4-Layer Training Potty Pad with Tray - Dog House and Pet Supplies by PETMAKER

I am so happy with this purchase. I have a little Chihuahua Bobbi I was having a hard time potty training. I got this put a doggie pad beneath the grass and it was all set. At first she looked at it and didn't really like it. She went on a pad so I put her poop on the grass. After that she went on it. It took her about three days to get used to it now she either goes outside or on the pad. It has been a lifesaver and no accidents in the house. You have to clean it regularly so they will continue to use it and I wash off the whole thing once per week. It is durable, does not smell, and was large enough for my dog. I have recommended it to my friends and family. It is an awesome product.

Perfect size for a small/medium dog

I bought two new puppies and the owner had them outside, so I thought this grass would be a good idea. This has worked wonders in potty training! Why haven’t I bought this before? The two puppies gravitated to it so quickly. The only thing is that I should’ve bought another one as it tends to smell after awhile. I started using puppy pads around and on top just to try to not have them pee as much as on the grass and that seems to work. Other than that this grass is great and lasts for awhile! It was easy to set up coming right out of the box. The product is exactly how it looked on the box and pretty big. It was worth every penny.

This product did exactly what I expected it to do. It was a little smaller then I thought but I was potty training a new puppy in a 5 story apartment complex and for any “almost” accidents we might have had this eliminated that. It was super easy for our dog to accommodate with and it’s pretty easy to clean!

My dogs were completely disinterested no matter how hard I tried. I think it’s because they’re house trained, and it doesn’t read as grass to them because it’s not real. More like a mat, and they know better. I tried putting leaves and grass on it to help, but it didn’t help. Also put poo picked up from grass on it in hopes of encouraging them that it was ok, but no go. I guess it did make me proud of how well house trained they are anyway.

So, I REALLY wanted this item to work for my pup in his potty training. However, found out the hard way this item seems toxic to my dog who ate some of it, and the grass does not stay on the tray and it has created a huge mess. Also not easy to clean as it continues to also smell of horrible urine even after deep spraying with water and detergent. I'm overall extremely unsatisfied with this product, my pup was able to eat some of the grass and ended up having diarrhea and vomiting which led to a vet visit. I understand these things can happen with any product, but I expected far more from this for the price of it. Unfortunately, since I ordered this ahead of pup's arrival so I could be prepared, the return window has closed. I did end up contacting Amazon customer service and they were very understanding and helped me figure out a refund at this point. I ended up getting reusable washable pads from another seller for $17, that are very large and have definitely worked far better. After the 1st week using them my pup knows to go to the pads and washing is super easy, and they come out sanitary too. Recommend trying that over this grass.

We live in a high rise apartment with a “dog park” in front of the building, but we still wanted a better option for quick pee breaks for our dog, especially for stormy days or late at night.Our neighbor recommended this pad to us and it has been such a life saver.It’s the perfect size, great quality and so well made. The grass doesn’t come off and all parts are easy to clean. We add some extra pee pads right under the grass and on top of the three other layers just to keep it even cleaner.We leave the grass pad on our balcony and getting our dog to actually use it was a frustrating and long process to say the least.But two tips for anyone who might be struggling: teach your dog to “pee on command” and/or don’t take them out at night and the next morning when you know they have to pee, take them straight to the pad.A combination of these two things made the difference for us.When I took my dog out to pee and she did her little dance, I started adding my command. Right as she finishes her business, I praise and reward her as usual when training.So when I took her out to the balcony one morning instead of outside and used the command, she finally understood what I’ve been trying to get her to do in the first place, and it worked!

I have a 300 dollar porch potty which my dog likes to use , especially in poor weather, but this is so much more affordable and works equally well. I also put a doggie pad between layers for easy clean up. You can use this inside or on a balcony for apartment dwellers. Anyone who has a dog that doesnt want to go out in poor weather will find this a good alternative