Our pet turf helps water and liquids move through the turf, also eliminates muddy lawn patches and does not require mowing.
Less mud. More room to play.
Backyard play areas, dog runs and outdoor potty spots.
Water and urine pass through the backing to a draining base. Pick up solids and rinse regularly.
Measure width × length in feet. Match both roll dimensions and allow extra for trimming.
Artificial grass can be a practical surface for dogs when drainage, cleaning and durability are taken into account.
Unlike natural lawns, artificial turf does not become muddy after regular use and does not require mowing. For pet areas, look for turf with drainage backing so liquids can pass through the surface.
Regular rinsing and removal of solid waste are still necessary to keep pet turf clean.
When choosing artificial grass for dogs, focus on four factors:
Drainage — Liquids should be able to move through the turf and into an appropriate drainage layer or surface.
Pile height — Medium-height turf can balance softness with easier cleaning.
Durability — Turf used by active dogs should be suitable for frequent foot traffic.
Cleanability — The turf should be easy to rinse and brush as part of normal maintenance.
Artificial grass can be used for dog runs, pet areas and residential backyards when drainage and regular cleaning are properly considered.
For many pet areas, 0.8" / 20mm or 1.18" / 30mm turf provides a practical balance of comfort and maintenance.
A taller 1.57" / 40mm turf can also be used in pet-friendly backyards when a fuller lawn appearance is preferred.
Remove solid waste promptly and rinse the affected area with clean water.
For routine maintenance, remove leaves and debris and brush the turf periodically to keep the fibers upright.
Pet areas usually require more frequent cleaning than decorative artificial grass because of repeated animal use.
Artificial grass can be used in a wide range of pet spaces.
Backyards benefit from fuller landscaping turf that creates a consistent lawn appearance.
Patios and smaller dog runs may benefit from lower-profile turf that is easy to access and clean.
The installation surface and drainage design should always be considered before choosing the turf.
Yes. Dogs can urinate on artificial grass. A suitable drainage system helps liquids pass through, and the area should be rinsed and cleaned regularly.
Artificial grass with perforated backing allows liquids to pass through the turf. Effective drainage also depends on the base or surface underneath it.
The synthetic grass itself does not turn into mud. Proper installation and drainage underneath the turf are important for maintaining a clean surface.
Both can work. A 20mm turf is lower profile and easy to maintain, while a 30mm turf provides a fuller lawn-like appearance. Choose based on the size and use of your pet area.
Cleaning frequency depends on the number and size of pets and how often the area is used. Solid waste should be removed promptly, with routine rinsing and brushing as needed.
