It drains into a tray you rinse.
Turf on top, studded grid in the middle, solid tray underneath.
Indoor dog potty
Liquid passes through the turf and the grid into a tray you slide out and rinse. The tray is the whole system: everything you own on day one is everything it takes to keep going.

How it works
Turf is a grate: liquid goes through it, and what sits underneath decides what you keep paying. If a bag catches it, the bag fills and gets bought again. If a tray catches it, the tray gets rinsed.
The turf sits on a studded grid, the grid sits in a solid tray, and liquid passes straight down through both. The tray slides out, empties into the toilet and rinses under a tap.
The turf pad rinses under a laundry-sink tap and drains through its own backing. Every layer in the stack is made to be washed and reused.
Everything it runs on ships with it. A spare turf pad is sold separately for people who want a second one to rotate, and wanting it is the only reason to buy it.
Before you buy
Why choose it
Everything that goes through the turf stops in a solid tray you slide out and rinse. What collects there leaves with the rinse water, and the tray goes straight back in.
The turf pad and the tray both go under a tap. Both are built to be washed and put back, week after week.
The box holds everything the system runs on. The optional spare pad is $24.90, for people who like one drying while the other is in use.
Two trays: 17 × 27 in, and 20 × 25 in for dogs 40 lb and up. A dog needs to stand square inside the surface with room around the paws.
The tray wall runs above the turf on all four sides, which is where a dog that lifts a leg aims.
The purchase price is not the price.
Three of the four keep charging after checkout.
This one drains into a tray you rinse.
Year one costs what the box costs.
Straight comparison
Each route works. They differ in what happens after the first payment — and that is a published number, not an opinion.
| Critério | Washable tray | Drainage bag | Real-grass delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| What catches the liquid | A solid tray you rinse | A bag that fills | The grass pad itself |
| What you buy again | Nothing | Replacement bags | A new pad each delivery |
| The surface | Synthetic turf, washable | Synthetic turf | Live grass, replaced |
| Cleaning it | Rinse the pad and the tray | Swap the bag | Wait for the next delivery |
| A spare surface | Optional, $24.90 | Not the same thing | Built into the plan |
| Year one | The purchase price | Purchase plus every bag | Purchase plus every delivery |
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Compared on what each seller publishes on its own pages. Prices change; check theirs before you decide.
Plain terms
It does not replace walks. Weasy prints that line on its own pages and it is true of the whole category, us included — this covers the hours between walks, the flat with no garden, the storm, the night shift. Buy it as a backup, not as a substitute.
It is synthetic turf, not live grass. Some dogs take to it straight away, some need a transition, and some only accept the real thing — those are the ones a real-grass delivery serves better, and DoggieLawn is on our comparison for exactly that reason. Nothing on any listing tells you which kind of dog you have; that answer arrives in the first fortnight at home.
And a person empties it. The tray slides out and gets rinsed by hand. Nothing here cleans itself, and we are not going to describe rinsing a tray as anything more than rinsing a tray.
Specs
One purchase
The tray is the consumable, and it gets rinsed instead of replaced. A spare turf pad is there at $24.90 for people who like one drying while the other is in use — the single optional extra in the whole system.
$0
The running cost after the purchase price
2 sizes
17 × 27 in, and 20 × 25 in for dogs 40 lb and up
30 days
To change your mind, refunded on the product price
Before you buy
No. There is no drainage bag, no cartridge and no delivery plan. A spare turf pad is available at $24.90 if you want a second one so there is always a dry pad while the other is drying — it is optional, and the unit works indefinitely without it.
Slide the tray out, empty it into the toilet and rinse it under a tap. The turf pad rinses under a laundry-sink tap and drains through its own backing. Both go back in wet or dry. A person does this — nothing here cleans itself.
Go by the dog’s stance, not the dog’s weight alone. The dog has to stand square on the surface with room around all four paws. M is 17 × 27 in; L is 20 × 25 in and is the one the seller lists for dogs 40 lb and up. If your dog is between sizes, take the larger.
No, it is synthetic turf, and it is washable. Some dogs take to it immediately, some need a transition, and some only accept live grass — for those, a real-grass delivery service is genuinely the better product, and we say so on our comparison page.
We are not going to promise that. This is a surface, not a method. Whether a dog takes to an indoor potty depends on the dog, the household and the routine, and nothing on any listing — ours included — can tell you in advance. What is settled before you pay is the window to change your mind.
No. It covers the hours you cannot get out: the flat with no garden, the storm, the late shift, the recovery week. The seller of one of the alternatives prints the same line on its own pages, and it is true of the category.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the product price. That window is deliberately the answer to the training question: the first fortnight at home is when you find out whether your dog will use it.
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Set it by the door, rinse the tray a few times, and see what arrives in the post afterwards. Nothing should. If your dog will not use it, send it back within 30 days for a refund of the product price.
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