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All grass pee pads
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Puppy pads
Dog Potty Tray with Grid and Optional Upright Splash Panel
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Grass pee pads
Paw-Print Artificial Grass Training Mat in Three Sizes
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Shop grass dog pee pads: artificial grass potty pads, indoor dog toilets with a grass mat over a drainage tray, grass pads with trays in sizes around 25 by 20 inches and up, and simple artificial grass training mats. This page narrows our Puppy Pads range to reusable grass-style potty spots for puppy training, apartments, balconies and senior dogs. Below is how grass pads work, how to train a dog to use one and how to keep it clean and fresh.
Why grass pads instead of disposable pads
Disposable pee pads are easy, but they teach a puppy to go on something soft and flat, which can make it think rugs and bath mats count too. Artificial grass feels like outdoors, so a puppy trained on it often transfers the habit to the yard more easily.
Grass pads are also reusable, which cuts waste and cost over time. They suit apartment and high-rise owners, balconies without a yard, owners who work long days, and senior or less mobile dogs who cannot always wait for a walk.
How the tray systems work
Most grass pads here sit on a plastic tray with a grid in between. Urine drains through the turf and grid into the tray below, so paws stay drier. Some trays have a raised edge to contain splashes; male dogs that lift a leg may need a wall or post beside the pad.
Size the pad to your dog. A small dog needs enough space to turn and squat, about one and a half times its body length. Larger dogs need the larger pads, or two placed side by side.
Training your dog to use it
Place the pad in one consistent spot, away from food and bed, and take your puppy to it after waking, eating, drinking and play. When it goes, praise and reward immediately. A little urine-soaked paper on the grass for the first few days helps your puppy recognize the spot.
Accidents happen. Clean them with an enzyme cleaner, which breaks down the scent so your dog does not return to the same place, and never punish. If you will move the dog outdoors later, move the pad gradually toward the door, then outside.
Cleaning and odor control
Pick up solids promptly. Empty and rinse the tray daily, and rinse the grass with water every few days, or more often with larger dogs. Once a week, wash the turf and tray with a pet-safe cleaner or an enzyme cleaner, rinse thoroughly and let it dry.
Artificial grass does wear out and hold odor eventually. Replace the turf when it no longer smells fresh after cleaning. Keeping two grass mats lets you swap one in while the other dries.
Grass pads for older dogs
Senior dogs and dogs with mobility problems may need to go more often and cannot always manage stairs or a walk. A grass pad indoors or on a balcony gives them a familiar surface close by, especially at night.
A sudden increase in accidents in a dog that was reliably house trained can have a medical cause, such as a urinary infection, kidney disease or diabetes. A grass pad can help manage it, but have your vet check your dog first.
Do grass pee pads work for dogs?
Yes. The grass texture feels like outdoors, so many puppies learn quickly and transfer the habit outside. Consistent placement, timing and rewards make them work.
How often should I clean a grass pee pad?
Remove solids promptly, empty and rinse the tray daily, rinse the grass every few days and wash everything weekly with a pet-safe or enzyme cleaner.
How do I get my puppy to use a grass pad?
Take your puppy to the pad after sleeping, eating and play, praise it the moment it goes, and keep the pad in one place. A little scent from earlier pees helps at first.
Can male dogs use grass pee pads?
Yes. Dogs that lift a leg may splash over the edge, so place the pad against a wall or add an upright post, and choose a tray with raised sides.
Can I use a grass pad on a balcony?
Yes, grass pads work well on balconies. Choose a tray with drainage, rinse it often in warm weather, and make sure the balcony is safe and secure for your dog.