iMounTEK Artificial Grass Patch for Dog Potty Training with Tray

Amazon Customer: Decent design, my pup took to it super easy, it looks nice enough, but oh dear god the SMELL!
I used liquid soap and hot water and a hose sprayer (we have a hot water option for our hoses) and when it was all said and done and dry again the thing still smelled terrible. The fake grass is super absorbent, so much so that none of the pee made it down into the tray part.
It wasn't for me, but if you're willing to clean the thing daily then it's pretty cool.

United States on Mar 06, 2021

V.: Could not rid the urine smell out of the artificial grass even after washing outside with a hose and soapy water. Base cleans easily but the grass held onto odor and you will want to have some replacement pads if you are picky about the odor

United States on Feb 12, 2021

Suki: I bought this because it became a problem for our pup to pee outside during the wintertime. She’d rather have accidents at home! This toilet changed the whole situation. The grass patch is thick and soft that she’s willing to step on it. We put a pee pee pad with her urine beneath the grass patch at first so she can recognize her new toilet. While we had a couple of accidents at the beginning, she finally gets it! Our pup used to enjoying chewing on pee pee pad, but she doesn’t seem to have a strong interest in chewing her new toilet now since we put the pee pee pad into the drawer after she gets used to it and she can’t reach it. She used to pee on the grass when the weather permits so she doesn’t seem to like chewing the grass patch. And the design is good that she won’t tilt it upside down easily, which is one of her game for her previous toilet. In general, we like this product and the material is strong enough that as long as our pup doesn’t regard it as a chew toy, it could serve as her toilet for a long time.

United States on Jan 01, 2021

EditorSEM: My first caveat: put this on a non-slip mat before introducing your dog to it. We put it on our tile floor and when my girl stepped on it, it slid out from under her, and she was freaked out. Wouldn't use it for several days until a puppy visitor on the other side of the fenced porch got her standing on it accidentally (after I'd put a pad under it). It's no problem now...except that the thing smells to high heaven. sitting outside in this summer heat. I've tried several different spray products, soap and hot water, giving it a good rinse multiple times a day after dumping the tray. Honestly, ideal would probably be rinsing it immediately every time she goes, if I could monitor it that often. Still, it does the job, for a dog used to a grassy yard now banished to an apartment with a small concrete patio. We're working on getting a temporary doggy door so she can let herself in and out to use it, too. She does like it now, though. She's even lounged on it a few times. (She REALLY misses grass.)

United States on Jul 20, 2020

Bradley: I have three teacup dogs and have always indoor potty trained on grass pad trays. This upgraded grass potty system is genius. Requires no pads and urine drains into the compartment underneath. Less odor and super easy to clean. I empty and wash out the potty tray twice a week and rinse the grass with the house and dawn dish soap, using gloves. Also helps to buy a washable pad to lay underneath the grass tray for misses if you have a male dog. Excellent buy and minimal odor.

United States on Jul 07, 2020