ADASP Pet potty Flat Stainless Steel Dog Toilet with Flush Pipe Direct Drain Sewer Diaper-free 3 Layer System Potty Easy to Disassemble and Clean Keep Paws Dry

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If the puppy does pee near, but not on, the porch potty, use an enzymatic urine cleaner to remove the smell completely Puppy pads end up in landfill and fake grass can get smelly without daily cleaning so you can save time, money and the environment by making a real grass dog toilet plus it’s all natural!

NOTE: this is a general information guide only, and is not professional advice, or a substitute for professional advice. A qualified vet or animal expert is the only person qualified to give you expert advice in regards to your pet/s) A fabulous bonus is that real grass is of course biodegradable. A very eco-friendly option for your household. A faux grass dog potty will usually be very similar in design to the tray described above, but will also feature a layer of artificial grass on top, for aesthetic reasons and to try to entice your pup by recreating their natural, outdoor toilet. The grass will be permeable, allowing the pee to soak through and collect in the tray or container below. Though neither of these potty areas is particularly award-winning in design, they effectively fulfill their purpose and are low cost. You want your dog’s toilet to be as simple to clean as possible to keep your home smelling fresh. Synthetic grass potties can sometimes need daily washing. Real grass potties understandably can stay fresher for longer as the grass naturally absorbs the nasties. Portability

A note on different materials – going to an outdoor/gardening store or nursery in your area, inspecting and feeling materials for yourself, and getting the advice of knowledgeable experts can be very helpful for selecting materials A fairly obvious one, but you will need to make sure your indoor dog potty is the appropriate size for your pup. If it’s too small, you may find Fido ‘misses’ the potty, even if he’s stood on it, which would be pretty frustrating – not to mention messy. Leave a patch or space of soil free somewhere and lead your dog out on a leash to this space first thing every time you let your dog out of the house in the morning, and when you get home from work. If your dog doesn’t like using it or there is a problem with it, it’s pretty easy to remove it, and re-fill the area with a new fill material. Lay the soil stabilising membrane at the base of the hole. Its purpose is to help prevent sinkage and keep the clean drainage stones away from the soil.

How interesting is this idea! They used liner and mulch instead of grass. This is simple and easy and you don’t need to worry about changing any real turf.Accessibility: The area should be easily accessible for your dog. For bigger dogs, ensure there’s ample space for them to comfortably move around. Filler needs to fill the depth of the potty area – 2 to 4 inches might be a good depth for some fillers – but, determine a depth for yourself that looks right to you. If you don't want to use grass, I wouldn't use sand, soil or even pea shingle, as every cat in the district will think you made a toilet just for them. And Bark you have to be very careful with as a lot of pups eat it and many barks are now made from Cocoa trees which are very poisonous to dogs.