Artificial Grass Puppy Pee Pad for Dogs and Small Pets - 20x25 Reusable 3-Layer Training Potty Pad with Tray - Dog Housebreaking Supplies by PETMAKER, Green

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Natural grass puppy pad systems are comprised of real turf and a cardboard box. The turf absorbs urine so the box won’t get soaked. The advantage is that this system is completely disposable and biodegradable, so it won’t add to landfills. On the other hand, artificial grass puppy pads and the trays that collect urine are made of plastic. While they’re durable, they are not biodegradable. So they will remain in landfills for centuries after they are discarded. Ease of Cleanup

The trays are made from easy-to-clean plastic, too. It will not absorb smell either. Just use warm soapy water to clean the tray if you start to notice any buildup. Odor ControlPotty pads come with either real or artificial grass. Manufacturers make artificial grass potty pads from plastic, usually Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) plastic.

More and more pet owners live in urban areas, and sometimes those areas just weren’t designed with dog life in mind. Indoor potties should be tastefully designed so they blend with your home décor. Above all, you want one that is leak-proof and excellent at controlling odors to protect your home and your nose. To save time and prevent lingering smells, it should also be easy to clean. Treat poop on balcony grass the same way you would regular grass. Bag up your dog's waste and dispose of it according to your local pet waste ordinance. Empty and Clean the Tray Each comes with custom pee pads that extend up the sides for absorption, odor masking and easy clean up. A little color-coordinated mat is included for them to wipe their paws afterward as they step out. Intended for outdoor use on a patio or balcony, or indoor use as a replacement for pee-pads or artificial grass options.How has Pooch Patch changed life for you and your pup? At the end of a long day or when we need to leave the house in a rush, the convenience of having a patch has been a lifesaver. And whether your dog uses natural or artificial grass puppy pads, you’ll need to dispose of solid waste every day to avoid odor.

Frequent watering or spraying the pad with water may prolongthe life of the pad. The downside to buying a live plant is that you run the risk of receiving a patch of dying grass or grass that is infested with bugs however this is rare. Grass pads are super convenient for pet owners who live in apartments. You can simply let your dog out on the balcony instead of having to walk down multiple flights of stairs or take the elevator in the middle of the night. As a very crude rule of thumb, the larger your dog, the more frequently you’ll need replacements. This is because larger dogs hold more urine and take larger dumps. If you have a puppy, you will also need a weekly replacement because they pee so much. Busy schedule. Those who work busy schedules will benefit the most on indoor grass pads. It will give the dog independence to eliminate even if they are not being walked in the yard. This will prevent accidents that will stall your schedule.

The Difference Between Artificial and Real Grass Pads

The downside of artificial grass is that they are mostly made from interwoven synthetic plastics and rubber, which are made from fossil fuels and prevents them from being reasonable to recycle. Near the end of the grass’s life, you could find ways to repurpose it or give it to others who will. Otherwise, the landfill will be its final destination, so be sure you’re committed to the idea before undertaking a large area. A: Baking soda is an effective cleaning agent that will help neutralize organic odors, including your dog’s poop and urine. You can use a mixture of baking soda and white vinegar to clean the artificial turf of your dog instead of using detergents. Just make sure that you rinse all the baking soda.