Dog Toilets

Dog toilets are indoor toileting stations with a grass or grate surface over a collection tray. For apartment living in Dubai, where getting a dog to ground level takes a lift ride and where summer heat makes daytime walks unsafe, they solve a genuine problem rather than being a shortcut. Pet Corner Dubai stocks around 27 dog toilets from M-Pets and NutraPet.

What makes our dog toilet range stand out

1. Artificial grass surfaces dogs recognise

Dogs are strongly attached to surface texture. A grass-topped tray reads as an appropriate toileting surface far more readily than a bare plastic grate.

2. Deep collection trays

A shallow tray overflows and defeats the point. Proper depth contains a full day for a medium dog.

3. Raised grates that keep paws dry

Liquid drains through and away from the surface, so your dog is not standing in it and carrying it across the floor.

4. Sizes from puppy to large breed

An undersized tray means a dog stands half off it, which is the most common reason these fail.

Frequently asked questions

How do I train my dog to use an indoor toilet?

Put it in one fixed place and take your dog there after waking, after eating and after play. Reward immediately when they use it. Do not move it around while training. If your dog already uses pads, place the toilet where the pads were.

Will this stop my dog toileting outside?

It can confuse a dog you also want toileting outdoors, since they learn indoors is acceptable. If outdoor toileting is the long-term goal, use the toilet as a backup for hot afternoons and long working days rather than the primary option. For apartment dogs who will always go indoors, that is not a concern.

How often do I need to clean it?

Empty and rinse the tray daily, and wash the grass or grate thoroughly every few days with an enzyme cleaner. In UAE heat, odour builds within hours, and a dog will refuse a tray that smells. Never use ammonia-based cleaners, which smell like urine and encourage re-marking.

Real grass or artificial?

Artificial is far more practical, since it washes and lasts. Real grass patches are more appealing to some dogs but need replacing every couple of weeks and struggle in this climate. Many owners start with real grass to establish the habit and switch to artificial once it is set.