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We had a real problem with our 65 pound 1-year-old redbone coonhound going in the same place in the house. Both #1 & #2. Yuck! I went on to the old trusty Amazon and began looking at what is available reading many of the reviews... There are several choices in as many price ranges out there. It seems like each has its believers and naysayers. So what to do? So don't laugh too hard but I thought hmmm if I were a dog what would I want? This product offered it all. With a 65 pound dog, I wanted a solid surface that would not shift under him causing him to jump off and never go on it again, grass just like outside, large size so he could comfortably stand on it and easy cleanup. That's what I wanted and that's what I received. It's very pricey BUT... the alternative is not acceptable right? My theory is to buy the best and if it does not do as described send it back without any hesitation or guilt. When I received it, it was just as ordered. Very easy to setup. Not trying to be gross but this is what I did. I sat the box right next to where he goes in the house. He went there again, right next to the box. I grabbed some paper towels, held him there with me, soaked up the urine and put the paper towels on the grass of the new box, right in the center of the box. I then grabbed him by the collar and drug him onto the box. I then removed the paper towels. I kid you not, he then sniffed the spot where the towels were and urinated on that very spot. The true test was what would happen next time, would he go to the box? He did. In the beginning, he would only urinate there but now does #1 & #2. I praise him and give him a biscuit each and every time he goes there. Have there been accidents? Yes, but far and few between. I could not be happier with this product. Not a negative but the clips do not work. They were off almost immediately and he would carry them around. It doesn't matter for my guy as he doesn't get up there and scratch around or do that turning in circles thing, he jumps up, goes and is off. This product works and is worth every penny. Don't hesitate.

Large with a sloped edge. The grass finds its place with the hook pins provided. Easy to transition to

I bought this about a year ago and have finally got a handle on how to clean this properly. Firstly this is a great asset to condo living. Super convenient and I like how the pee empties into a bin at the bottom, instead of into a pad like some of the other models. I suggest purchasing a large if you have the space. It’s not that big and it’s just roomy enough for my 15 lb dog. I find that if you wait to pick up the poop - it will harden a bit and not smear into the grass pad. This makes it easier to pick up as well. I also keep a waste bin on the condo balcony with a tight seal lid to collect the poop and empty that when full. For the urine don’t even bother with the powder - simply empty out the container with the urine directly into your toilet every night. This is wayyyyyy less messy than using the powder I find. But make sure to do it daily or it will stink. To clean the porch potty I don’t bring it inside because that is so smelly and disgusting. Rather I take very hot water into a watering can (which I use to water my plants) and I pour it evenly along the grass pad. The dirty water empties into the urine basin and I empty it out after about 2-3 minutes after the water has fully emptied into the basin. I do this a second or third time and I find it does a good job in keeping the grass clean and the odours at bay. This should be done at least 1/week. It will save you lots of money as you don’t have to keep purchasing new grass pads. Do the above tips and you will be very happy and less grossed out. It was definitely a learning curve for me

a Solution to a bunch of problems! only problem is the urine absorbing powder is expensive

We live downtown on the eighth floor with slow elevators that break down a lot so potty training a puppy was too hard without finding an indoor solution. We started with PupHead grass which was working ok for us the first 10 months of potty training until our bulldog outgrew it and stared relieving himself on the sides of the grass, spilling onto the floor. We purchased this product hoping that it would be easier to clean & use by our bulldog. In theory the Pet Loo being raised was the solution since he'd have to hop on. However once he jumped off for the first time the grass went flying & freaked him out to the point he would only use the grass if we placed him on & took him off. We ended up using screws to keep the grass from moving but he'd still be shaking in fear every time we put him on it. We left it out for him for about a month to see if he'd warm up to it himself, meanwhile taking him on his daily walks 3x a day. He never did warm up to it but he did end up holding his bowels while we where at work. Cons: Poor design - grass has rubber backing which takes days to dry fully & still slips under the weight of heavy dogs Horrible smell - I rinsed every time I'd place him on it with water & clean in twice a week in the tub and it still smelled worse than the Puphead grass Eye sore - other potty grass on the market don't look as cheap as this one Pros: SInce our dog was petrified of the thing it actually ended up potty training him. We now just take him out 3-4 times a day & he's doing fine not having a place to go in the loft anymore. If I had to do it all over again I'd buy the larger version of the pup grass we had before which was a bit more expensive. We ended up tossing the Pet Loo this weekend.... I guess you get what you pay for.