[DogCharge] Indoor Dog Potty Tray – with Protection Wall Every Side for No Leak, Spill, Accident - Keep Paws Dry and Floors Clean (Blue)

My toy poodle puppy started using it right away, no problems. It is sturdy, easy to clean and high enough on sides so if he raises his leg, pee stays inside. Very happy with it and ordered a second one for second floor. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Bought this for my 3 months old Maltese girl. I have searched and read numerous product reviews on all types of litter box and decided on this one as it makes the most sense. The construction of this box is strong plastic and very sturdy. The plastic grate/tray clips tightly onto the bottom. Clean up is easy. My puppy was initially trained to use peepads, so I wrapped a peepad on top of the plastic grate and clipped to the box, hoping she would see the peepad and go do her business there, but she decided to pull/play/eat the pee pad. I then changed strategy and put the peepad inside the box, put soiled tissue with her pee on the peepad, and secured everything with the grate on top, hoping her own scent would attract her, but she would either sit or lay down in the box, or play a game of hop on/off running back/forth. She still hasn’t learned that the box is her toilet area. If I catch her in time peeing elsewhere, I would lift her to the box but I would have a trail of pee to clean up after, which isn’t an issue if she can learn the ultimate goal, but it’s difficult to constantly keep an eye on her “business moment”. I had previously put a peepad on the floor next to the litter box (everything inside her play pen area) to give her 2 options, but she would always pick the peepad. I now don’t have any pee pad on the floor, only the litter box, but she would relief herself on the floor next to the litter box. It’s has not been successful yet... But the litter box itself is well made, with 2 minor issues. 1/ As said by other reviewers, the walls can extend more to ensure the puppy’s butt is always inside the box rather then hanging half out. 2/ Only the front of the box has wall all the way to the floor, the sides and back of the box only has a rounded lip, it would cosmetically look better if these areas extend all the way down instead of just a lip. the picture is a bit misleading. But all in all, this is probably the best litter box design. Once my puppy is successfully trained, I will purchase 1 more for a different floor so she will have access wherever she is.Update April 22: my puppy has started using it a little, still not 100%, I have to lift her to her “toilet” before I let her out of the playpen. This toilet is a bit small for her to circles (and she’s a tiny and short Maltese puppy now), and the walls definitely needs to be 1-2” higher. Once she finds the right spot, backs into the corner and lifts her tail, her poo falls outside of the toilet half the time. I can’t get mad, technically she is using the toilet. I am not sure how well this will work when she grows bigger and taller. I wish there is bigger size with taller walls. I buy Costco XL pee pad, cut into 2 pcs and fold the sides a little. I change it every 2 days and it does not smell too bad. With a box of 100pcs, cut into 2 and change every 2 days, one box can last me well over a year! Depending on how much your puppy pees, a box will last over 6 months even if you change pee pad daily.

So weird. My dog wouldn’t go anywhere near this…. I sprayed it with go here and still nothing. Don’t know if she was scared of it or what! Concept is there but dog hated it

My dog will have nothing to do with it. She steps in then steps out. I believe she doesn't not like the feel of the base. She has small pause and I do not believe. She can get her grip when she needs to go pee or poo. She will not go to the bathroom.

I really like this pee pee pad holder a lot. I think it’s priced way too high. It has a nice grate so my dog doesn’t walk in her own pee. I have a Mini Schnauzer and she does fine with it. It doesn’t get used a lot because she goes potty outside most of the time, but if she has to go she goes over to her pad. If she wants to go outside to pee she paces. The pad is only there for extra protection of her going inside the house. Plus we have one of these in her crate so if she has to go while we are out, she can.It is expensive for these, but they are the best ones out. I have tried soooo many pee pee pad holders and this one is the best. Would I buy it again, yes. In fact I have two of them.