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The original real grass dog toilet that keeps your turf alive
The Grassifier® turns approx. $7 worth of Bunnings turf into a clean, no-smell dog toilet - and keeps it alive for up to 2-3 months on average. No subscriptions. Not ever.
How it works
It arrives assembled. You're not building anything - you're planting it.
About $7 worth of turf at Bunnings or a local nursery. We tell you exactly what to grab and where to find it.
Liner, soil, turf, done. Five minutes on the floor and it's ready to go.
Real grass they actually want to use. Pull the tray, rinse, slide it back. That's it. No fuss. No weekly swaps. No smell.
Who it's for
Different homes, same problem: nowhere good for the dog to go.
Real grass is the same surface they will use outside, so nothing has to be un-learned later. Most owners tell us the habit transfers on its own.
No lift, no lead, no trip downstairs at 3am. The potty lives where you do, and the drainage system is what stops the balcony smelling.
Concrete, decking and pavers give a dog nowhere they actually want to go, so they go everywhere. This gives them one spot and keeps the rest of it clean.
After an operation, or once the stairs have become a problem, they need somewhere close, flat and easy underfoot.
Rain, dark, or you are simply not up yet. They can go when they need to rather than waiting for you.
Nine hours is a long time to hold on. Real grass means they do not have to, and you are not scrubbing the floor when you get in.
The honest math
Every other real grass potty posts you the grass on a subscription. Here's what that actually costs over a year.
| Option | To start | Per year | Real grass? | What you live with |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Grassifier® | $249 | $30-$70 | Yes | Empty the tray when required, swap the grass every 2-3 months on average. No smell. No weekly changes. |
| Grass delivery subscription | $0-$235 | $1,556-$2,704 | Yes | Wait in for deliveries, then swap and bin the grass every week or two. Forever. |
| Fake grass pad | $30-$400 | – | No | Empty and scrub it every day, and it still stinks |
| Pee pads | $6-$48 | $145-$550 | No | Bin two or three a day, and smell them in between |
All prices in AUD. Grassifier®: $249 once, then approx. $7 worth of turf, which typically lasts 2-3 months on average. Subscription figures from RGPP market research, September 2026. Pee pads costed at 2-3 a day at $0.20-$0.50 each, which is what Australian pack prices work out to - about $0.19 a pad in a 200-pack, up to $0.60 in a 10-pack. Puppies go through more.
What's underneath
Under the turf sits our patent-pending drainage and airflow system. Water leaves, air gets in, roots don't rot - which is why a piece typically lasts two to three months rather than a fortnight. It's also why there's no smell.
Made from UV-resistant ABS polymer, so a west-facing balcony in high summer doesn't touch it. Light enough to move one-handed, stable enough that an excited labrador can't shift it.
The question everybody asks
Everyone else posts you grass on a subscription and charges you for the privilege, forever. We'd rather you walked into Bunnings, spent about seven dollars, and kept the difference.
We'll tell you exactly what to grab and where to find it near you. Or grow your own from seed - usually two to three weeks, depending on your climate and how you grow it.
Real dogs, real balconies
Real dogs, real homes. Photos from customers.
Before you ask
Various Bunnings stores and other local nurseries - for a list, see our turf guide. Around $7 worth of turf fills it. Wherever you are in Australia, one piece should be enough to fill it (you may need to trim it) - that's true of every supplier we know of, but sizes can vary, so always double check. Stock varies too, so check availability with suppliers in your area before you go. Getting mixed answers? Contact us - we can help double-check availability in your area, compare it with what our customers have found, and tell you exactly what to grab. You can also grow your own from seed. That usually takes two to three weeks, though climate and growing method both change how fast it comes up.
Most customers get two to three months from each piece of turf. That is an average, not a guarantee - light, drainage, climate, how often your dog uses it and how well you look after it all move that number. Indoors with no direct sun and little upkeep, expect two to four weeks.
No. Liquid drains straight through into the slide-out tray rather than sitting in the grass, and living grass handles the rest. Rinse the tray as needed and there's nothing to smell.
86 x 66 x 13 cm outside, 81 x 61 x 9 cm inside. One universal size that suits everything from a toy breed to a labrador. If your dog is a large greyhound or bigger it'll work, but it won't be roomy.
The Grassifier®, its slide-out drainage tray, wheels, a 10-pack of porous liners, and a setup guide. Turf and soil are bought locally - that's what keeps you off a subscription.
1-2 business days to most metro areas, 2-3 to everywhere else. See shipping for the full breakdown by state.
Add the puppy dig protection grid. It sits over the grass and helps prevent digging - it's the accessory customers most often wish they'd ordered up front.
Most dogs take to it, and quickly. We have sold 30,000+ potties, we average 4.9 from 891 reviews, and we have changed how a lot of people handle in-home dog toileting - you can read what customers say here.
What we cannot speak for is your dog. Training, habits and temperament vary enormously, and those sit with you rather than with us. Some settle in within a day, others take a few weeks, and a small number never quite make the switch.
For hygiene reasons we cannot accept returns on a used potty - we will never re-sell a returned product, and that is deliberate. If anything arrives faulty or fails in quality, we will make it right.
Our story
Six years ago we built a grass toilet out of timber, because our dog needed one and nothing decent existed. That little idea turned into 30,000+ potties and changed how a lot of people handle in-home dog toileting.
We started in Melbourne and we're on the ground in the US now too. We still answer our own emails, and you still deal directly with us - no middle-person.
