Caring for pets can sometimes become difficult with your busy life especially when there is nobody else to help you with it. And the difficulty doubles when your pet has to be left alone for many hours on end at home while you’re away. Many times, you return home to find out that they had to relieve themselves many times and did these all over your home – on the floor, in rugs, on your couches. These pet accidents can really be aggravating and the upkeep of your furniture and floors can add to your concerns. To keep your home free from unwanted pet accidents, to protect your furniture and floors, and to provide your pets with a place where they can relieve themselves while indoors, count on Pet Zoom Pet Park.
Pet Zoom Pet Park is a mat made of synthetic grass, is about the size of a welcome mat, and is elevated a few inches above a collection tray beneath, enabling it to hold a lot of fluids. The Pet Zoom Pet Park provides a respite for dogs to do their thing indoors especially when the weather is too cold during rainy or winter months. Puppies can be easily potty trained by Pet Zoom Pet Park at home. Dogs do their thing on Pet Zoom Pet Park instead of on your floors, rug, furniture, or anywhere else. As the mat is antimicrobial, no bacteria can thrive for long in that material. It stays dry, odorless, and is easy to clean, so it makes you worry-free too. Pet Zoom Pet Park also minimizes possible pet accidents during dog walks.
Worry no more about soiled furniture and wet floors whenever you have to leave your pets behind at home. With Pet Zoom Pet Park your pets are not only properly potty-trained but you get less aggravation as well from mopping up after them.
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One Customer Review of “Pet Zoom Pet Park”
Review by Padmesma May 11, 2011
I’ve been forewarned in the instructions that the synthetic grass will fray with use. I am aware that urine of all animals AND human Smell. Therefore, I’m not going to knock down any stars for issues that seem common sense to me. What amazes me is that IT WORKS! I couldn’t believe it.
My husband and I would take our small 1 1/2 year old Shih-Poo out to the patio three times a day to do her business on the peepee pad and never had any issues. Recently, we been dropping her off at my mom’s on the weekend when we are out doing grocery, out of town, etc. Mom is lucky and has a yard…she is also OCD about the dog not doing her business in her house, so rather than sticking to the schedule of taking the dog out to do her business three times a day, mom takes the dog out to the lawn about once every or every other hour. I think our dog began to associate pee time with peeing on nice plush grass and not on a cold flat peepee pad. The last month has been pretty difficult for my husband and I to get the dog to pee on the pads during our scheduled potty time. At first, we thought that maybe she had an UTI, but when we took her outside to the lawn, she would go within minutes. She would hold her urine all day (30 hours one time before we figured out she wanted to pee on the lawn) and only release on the lawn…and if we didn’t give in to her, she’d go potty on the carpet.
I was crossing my fingers that PetZoom was going to be the answer, but wasn’t going to keep my hopes up. To my surprise, after a few firm tries commanding “GO PEE PEE”, she went! I first tried taking her out to the patio with a leash. She had no problem sitting on the grass, but wasn’t going. Apparently, Shih Tzus are very stubborn. Our dog is very smart and can do a ton of tricks, but when she is set on something, she is SET. All right, so I get she doesn’t like going potty on a leash (she has no problems with this on a Large lawn), so I release her. I tell her while she was sitting on the pad “GO PEE PEE!” She doesn’t, so I walk away swiftly into the house. Of course, she tries to follow me. I immediately turn around and tell her “GO PEE PEE!” and she ran back to sit on the patch without doing her business. After the third time she tried following me into the apartment and me commanding “GO PEE PEE,” she finally ran to the grass and did her business. I immediately rewarded her.
Let’s hope our next go will be even smoother.
Thanks PetZoom!