Dog Pee Pads
Dog pee pads give your dog a dedicated indoor toilet spot, which helps with puppy potty training, small dogs in apartments and older dogs who need more frequent breaks. This collection focuses on reusable options: a washable dog pee mat in Oxford fabric and a patch of dog artificial grass with a drainage layer. Both are waterproof and washable, so you can use them again instead of throwing pads away. For extra protection on long days, see our dog diaper.
How to choose the right dog pee pad
- Surface: A fabric mat feels like a rug and suits indoor corners, while artificial grass imitates a lawn, which helps dogs who will later go outside make the link with real grass.
- Size: The washable dog pee mat comes in S at 50 x 35 cm, M at 60 x 45 cm and L at 70 x 50 cm. The dog artificial grass measures 30 x 30 cm, with a choice of 2, 3 or 4 cm thickness.
- Waterproofing: Both pads have a waterproof material that protects the floor underneath. The artificial grass adds a built in drainage layer that lets liquid move away from the surface.
- Cleaning: The fabric pee mat is hand washable. The artificial grass is rinsed with water and left to air dry, so having two pads lets you swap while one dries.
- Home style: The pee mat comes in grey, blue or black to blend with your floor, and the grass keeps its green color over time.
Sizing and fit
Choose a pad large enough for your dog to turn around and squat fully on it, ideally about one and a half times your dog's body length. Measure the space where the pad will sit, then compare it with the dimensions listed on each product page. If you hesitate between two sizes, pick the larger one to reduce misses, especially for puppies and male dogs.
Popular picks in this collection
- Washable Dog Pee Mat: a waterproof Oxford fabric mat in three sizes for apartment dogs, puppies in training and floor protection under bowls or crates.
- Dog Artificial Grass: a soft, reusable grass pad with drainage that suits balcony training and dogs learning to go on grass.
Pairs well with
Keep cleanup easy with dog poop bags and freshen paws after each visit with a dog paw cleaner. Support house training with rewards and tools from our dog training equipment collection, and give your dog a clean place to rest nearby in one of our dog beds. For more tips, read about common mistakes dog owners make.
Dog pee pads FAQ
How do I train a puppy to use a pee pad?
Place the pee pad in a quiet, easy to reach spot and take your puppy there after waking, eating and playing. Reward your puppy with praise or a treat right after it goes on the pad. Keep the pad in the same place, and clean accidents elsewhere with an enzyme cleaner so the smell does not attract your puppy back.
Are washable pee pads better than disposable ones?
Washable pee pads can be reused many times, which reduces waste and repeat purchases. Disposable pads are handy for travel. Many owners keep two washable pads, such as the fabric pee mat or the artificial grass, so one is always clean and dry.
How often should I clean a reusable pee pad?
Rinse or wash a reusable pee pad whenever it is soiled, and at least once a day when your dog uses it regularly. The fabric mat is washed by hand, and the artificial grass is rinsed with water and air dried. Regular cleaning keeps odors down and encourages your dog to keep using the pad.
Can pee pads help an older dog?
Pee pads give older dogs a place to relieve themselves when they cannot wait for the next walk. A sudden change in toilet habits can have a medical cause, so ask your vet if your senior dog starts having accidents. If a pad does not suit your home, see our return and refund policy.
