Potty Plant

Potty Plant: real grass for dogs in apartments

Potty Plant is an Australian company that offers a real soil-grown grass dog toilet, designed for homes without easy access to a garden, such as apartments and balconies. The product is presented as an odour-free and mess-free alternative to absorbent pads and artificial grass, and it is delivered to your door through a subscription that the customer can pause or cancel at any time.

The company states that the grass is grown outdoors in soil on local farms in New South Wales and Queensland, without artificial colours or dyes. The company describes itself as Australian-owned and notes that the product was invented by the company itself in Australia.

Two formats: Potty Plant Go and Potty Plant Pro

The range is organised into two options. Potty Plant Go is a disposable and recyclable box that includes a tray and grass: open it, use it, close it and dispose of it, with no cleaning required. It is designed for temporary use, travel or for those who prefer not to commit to the reusable system. Its price starts at $52 per week.

Potty Plant Pro consists of a reusable, non-permeable recycled plastic tray, available in black or white, which holds the fresh grass received by subscription. The tray has a one-time cost of $235 and the grass starts at $39.95 per week. The design has a granted US patent and a pending Australian patent application; its secure top frame prevents the dog from biting or reaching the edges of the grass. To change the grass, roll it up, dispose of it, wash the tray and place a new one.

In both cases, the grass measures 80 cm x 60 cm. The company states that the Potty Plant Pro subscription can be cancelled within the following 14 days and the tray returned for a partial refund, subject to conditions.

Intended uses and benefits highlighted by the company

Potty Plant is aimed at owners who live in apartments without a garden, those who spend long hours away from home, owners of puppies in training, older dogs or dogs with reduced mobility, and situations of bad weather or night-time convenience. The company claims that the real grass absorbs urine and neutralises odours, and that unlike artificial grass it does not accumulate germs or persistent odours. It also maintains that it allows puppies to learn to relieve themselves on real grass before completing vaccination, which makes the transition outdoors easier.

Delivery, tracking and customer service

Delivery is carried out by Potty Plant's own team of drivers. Each order includes a real-time tracking link and photos as proof of delivery. The company describes a refrigeration process and a network of private drivers to guarantee the freshness of the grass. The support team, based in Australia, responds by phone, chat or email and, according to the company, replies within 24 to 48 hours.

Price comparison and recognition

The company publishes a value comparison against other real grass alternatives, with prices including shipping and verified in September 2026: Potty Plant at $39.95 for 80 cm x 60 cm; Fresh Patch at $53.87 for 60 cm x 60 cm, with a cost per square metre 1.7 times higher; Natures Loo at $42.44 for 57 cm x 57 cm, 1.5 times higher; and Paw-Ta-Potty at $39.95 for 60 cm x 40 cm, double per square metre. Potty Plant also mentions its participation in Shark Tank Australia, where veterinarian Glen Richards described the product as a solution to the problem of odours in apartments.

Recycling and waste management

The Potty Plant Go box can be placed in the yellow recycling bin or the blue cardboard bin, according to the company's instructions, after separating the grass and disposing of it in general waste. The Pro tray, made of recycled plastic, is designed to be reused repeatedly by changing only the grass.