Four Paws Wee-Wee Premium Patch Indoor and Outdoor Pet Potty for Dogs l Dog Potty Training l Artificial Grass l Wee-Wee Patch

My dog loves this thing!! He pees on it. Poops on it. And even Sunbathes on it. I've had mine almost a year now and didn't take too good of care of the grass as far as cleaning it all the time which I'm a little embarrassed to admit. It was long overdue for replacing the grass cause it started to get super yucky looking from all the pee. I do have those pee pads under the grass to catch his pee on so it preserves the tray and is easier to clean up.The thing held together and was still all in one piece when I threw It away. No fraying or anything like some reviewers say on some of the competitors grass patches. This one was quite durable. Honestly the grass should probably be replaced every six months. I've had mine almost a year and just now got around to replacing it. It was way overdue for a grass replacement.Cons - replacing the grass costs almost the same price as just getting a completely new one. Wish the replacement grass was cheaper but still I think I got one for around 10-15$. So still quite affordable.When I first got it he went right over to it and knew immediately what to do. I hear some people have a hard time getting their dog to pee on it. I didn't have this problem but something I read was if you want a dog to pee in a certain spot you should put some of your own pee on that spot first and he'll smell it and "mark" it with his own scent if you know what i mean 😉 and once a dog pees in one place they tend to always go back and pee there.Also can't remember if the grass came rolled up in the originally package or was laying flat but the replacement came rolled up and didn't lay flat. I took some pebbles from outside and laid them on the edges where they wouldn't lay flat for a couple of days and that worked like a charm. No problem with the grass curling up after removing the stones.I'm actually thinking about ordering another one for the other corner of my patio since my dog likes it so much.

This is a great invention! My 5 month old yorkie took to it very quickly with little training. She did not like puppy pads and it was impossible to get her to use them. I did place a used puppy pad from her crate under the grass mat when I first got it so that she could smell her scent. She took to it very quickly for peeing. It took a little longer for her to consistently poop on it. However once I made sure to reward her immediately when she pooped on it she started to figure it out. We work long hours somedays and so I keep it in the house still for her to use even though she is almost a year old now and she uses it no problem. I place the puppy pads under the grass pad for easier clean up. I will say the downside to them is that the grass starts smelling unbearably like other people say and pretty quickly too. No matter how much I hosed it off and cleaned it with soap and bleach-and dryed it in the sun for a few days. Since then I have bought other fake grass from the hardware store and i just use the tray that this came with and it has lasted much longer as far as not smelling. (The grass is cheaper to replace too).

These work very well. My dog loves them. I was surprised @ how easily they wash & especially how well they dry when hung outside. I expected them to hold water like crazy & be hard to spin dry in the washer as well as take forever to dry when hung out. But they did better than bluejeans on both counts! They can take a complete corner to corner, end to end soaking by my dog & still not drip when picked up for cleaning. The paper pee pads always dripped or even worse so I had to immediately toss them into a bag or something before carrying them to the trash. The backing on these cloth pads have not shown any cracking or peeling from the washer as of yet either & appears to be well made backing (feels like a tough textured vinyl). I did notice that after washing the 1st time that the cloth top pilled a lot & it’s not quilted across the top like human bed pads are. So I had a feeling the top fabric would fall apart rather quickly w/ washings. But after more washings, it’s not gotten any worse & seems to be just fine. Expect pilling w/ the initial wash but don’t fret that your purchase was a bad one. If my washer isn’t making them worse, they’re made well because mine were washed in a compact automatic washer that has small agitator fins that are VERY ROUGH ON FABRICS!!! These are holding up great & doing a fantastic job for my dog & she loves them! I’ve since stopped worrying that they will fall apart & very glad I made the switch from paper doggy pee pads for my dog. I may still keep some paper ones on hand if it’s too rainy to hang them outside to dry because I don’t want them in my dryer, but I regularly hang other things out throughout winter & things do dry just fine even in the cold. I just can’t feel if they’re dry or just cold, so leave them out from morning to before dark to be sure. Once folded & inside, they warm up & I can tell they are always dry. These doggy pee pads were a good decision for me! They function much better than paper ones, save me money, & amazingly don’t stink up the house. BTW, I do keep a $3 plastic reach tool nearby for the occasional turd removal.