Bark Potty Disposable Dog Potty - Multi-Use, Odor Neutralizing, Non-Leaking - Replaces up to 60 Pee Pads - Indoor/Outdoor

I have LOVED this since I first discovered it a few years ago when I looked for an indoor and patio solution for my two dogs. They LOVE THEM. I actually buy three outdoors and one for indoors so they have enough places to smell and use. My dogs are about 3.5 - 4 lbs each. Honestly this was THE BEAT solution I have yet to have tried and I have tried so many through the years.For ANYONE using real grass and getting the Amazon grass sold on here or the Fresh Patch… had terrible quality issues. Please DO NOT opt for them. Every time I would get them they would have baby ticks and mites under the grass. Just lift them up especially after a few days. I live in a high rise so I have no exposure to the outside and every time I would try them for a few years they would have ticks walking in and around it as well as a bunch of mites and other bugs!! So whomever is getting those are exposing your animal and yourself to these scary bugs. Bark Potty is a fabulous solution. I line mine with a couple pee pads and put them in a walled holder for them which is sold separately but it helps keep everything in the square especially for male dogs.I honestly don’t write many reviews but this is a solutions that needs to be celebrated more. While it can be more expensive then alternative solutions, you are paying for more time to not had to swap them out. The idea of grass can be good BUT due to years of quality issues with bugs all under them which seem to have eggs and they hatch when they are in place or a bit after, I highly recommend you look under to see what I saw over and over and over and chose Bark Potty. Do you want to change pee pads, have to walk your dogs after a long work day or early morning or make your dog have to wait until you can take them out?! This is a solutions to help you not have to do that and one I buy over and over and over again each month because nothing is comparable and it is good quality and lasts longer then other solutions out there. I am greatful to have discovered this wonderful brand and the solutions they create.Mu only suggestion to the brand is they can opt to add two additional walls on the side of the flap (since they have one) that instead of tearing it off, for male dogs you lift the flap and prop it up on the wall or in a holder potty area / rectangle holder…. And this was your male dog will be able to use the cardboard wall you created by using the flap.Again Best solution for someone that has tried just about everything there is on the market for dogs. Thanks Bark Potty.

I purchased this product for my mostly house-trained 3 month old puppy. For the past 2 months, my puppy has been successfully box trained. However, because the box is lined with weewee pads, I hated the urine smell it was leaving in my guest bathroom. Because this product claims to be naturally odor fighting, I thought I could swap out the box for this. Unfortunately, my puppy is more focused on eating the bark than peeing on it. It's only been 2 days, so I'm going to see if his behavior changes, but I'm not optimistic and fear we'll be right back to weewee pads.————————————————————-3/27/2025 update: I got a new puppy and decided to give this a try again. Thankfully she took to it immediately and has done very well with pottying on it only. HOWEVER, within a week the smell is horrific. My puppy weighs 8 lbs and does not use this exclusively for pottying-Only when I am not home-so I expected it to last at least 2 to 4 weeks. I have an air purifier right next to it but the smell of urine that comes from it is unbearable. I have tried spraying it with simple green to keep the odor down and that does not help. There is no way I can have this thing in my house so unfortunately, will not be continuing to use.

I REALLY like this idea. Yes, it is fully recyclable...which I really appreciate. HOWEVER, The ONLY reason for my three star rating, after a little bit of research on my own I found that bark/mulch is all of $3.50 a bag that would last two to three months. Bird netting is also SUPER cheep (that is the netting used over the top to keep your pup from dragging the bark all around the house. If I use a reusable tray and get my own bird netting and mulch/bark each month I found I would spend about $5 a month on this same concept. My two Havanese breed dogs (toy breed) used two bark potties and with in two weeks I needed to change it or it was filling my home with urine smell. While it was nice to not have to change pee pads multiple times a day $160 bucks every month is WAY too much to be charging for something that costs WAY less to do on your own. I am purchasing my own supplies to create a less costly version of this fabulous idea. I just cannot justify $160 a month for this when I can do it myself for $5 a month. That is a savings of $155 a month....$1,860 a year!!! What the heck. I would much rather only spend $60 a year than pad someone else's pocket that amount. I would be willing to spend $40 a month on this, but NOT $160.

Update: I decided to stop using the potty bark box because it was so expensive. We had to replace it every 2 to 2.5 weeks because it smelled really gross (even on the balcony of the apartment). I tried a dog litter box with paper pellets, but puppy just ate them and strewn them all over the apartment. Also gross. Ultimately the thing that worked best for our puppy was the reusable/washable pee pads. I use Natures Miracle laundry booster and regular laundry detergent on them and they come out clean.Original Review:We are potty training our 11 week old puppy to use this bark box. I gave it 4 stars because, as other reviews pointed out, if the dog’s stool is mushy or he has diarrhea then the bark box goes into the trash. That hasn’t happened yet, but I did order an extra one for that eventually. We have trained puppy to go on the box (on the balcony of our apartment) and he makes it there most of the time or he goes on his walk. This has reduced the number of potty accidents that I have had to clean up in the house. We got this because the landscaping at our dog friendly apartment complex has a lot of bark around the plants and we thought that he might associate the act of peeing outside with the act of peeing on the bark box. That did actually work. We had it inside at first and he only used it once, but after we moved it to the balcony it has become his favorite potty spot. It is very expensive though, which is a negative. I also bought a plastic dog little box and paper dog litter pellets from Petco for puppy to use inside. So far he prefers the bark box on the balcony. Puppy does try to rip the bark out of the box for fun though. The bark box has been surprisingly durable against his efforts. Puppy also chews on the paper litter from his litter box and he drags/plays with the reusable pee pads that we put on the carpet in his favorite “accident” potty spots. My point is, that there is no perfect option, but this is working for us.

Love the concept of this – I’m using it for an 11 week old puppy. Who has used it, but does try to tear it apart too.