Build Your Own Porch Potty

To make the inner rails for the plywood and pan to rest on you will need 4 pieces of 1 2 lumber cut 27 inches long.

Build your own porch potty.

You can use a drip pan from a water heater a piece of plywood of the same size as the drip pan and a hose for draining water to create this porch potty. This drainage system allows you to flush after the dog pees. By simply pouring water on the grass it cleans and drains the mess through the drain pipe. Especially during mud season which is a mini season between every regularly scheduled program season.

I originally bought the pet zoom pee patch. Great for apartment owners and lazy people. Screw or nail the frame together following the layout in the image. And from the looks of it it seems like the ultimate solution for city dogs too.

I live in the mountains. To build the base frame for your porch potty you will need 4 pieces of 2 x 6 lumber each cut 30 inches long. Place the new commode seat onto your piece of plywood and trace the seat shape onto the wood. Cut around the tracing.

Take him to the spot you want him to potty and wait patiently until he does. I was sick of sticking my han. Perfect for apartment living elderly or injured four legged loved ones or if you simply want to designate a specific area for your dogs to potty. See how to make one for yourself.

This can be especially time consuming if you live in a city and. And nature is dirty. My dog cant hold her urine and my porch potty is actually in my bathroom. We spent 14 years engineering a unique system to make urine and stool clean up easy and hassle free designed to sit right outside your patio or balcony door.

When your dog has to go it s up to you to let them out and make sure they do their business. Make your own porch potty. But in an effort to give his new pup some independence one redditor was inspired to build an outdoor diy porch potty so the little guy can take care of business all on his own. Set a timer to remind you to take your puppy out every 30 minutes.

Make sure to leave some room at the back so the seat has space to be attached. I m including them here for your reference to make your life a little easier and to ensure that you have access to the same results i did while building this porch potty in case building things isn t quite your forte but you want to try it. Once he seems to be doing good with that then set.