Do You Need More Than One Doggy Bathroom?

If you’re using the Doggy Bathroom as your indoor potty solution, you might be wondering: should you get more than one? The answer depends on your home layout, your dogs’ habits, and your daily routine.

Consider Your Home's Layout

For pet parents living in multi-story homes, having a Doggy Bathroom on each floor can make life much easier—especially if your dog is small, older, or has mobility issues. Rather than rushing up or down stairs, your pup can relieve themselves comfortably on the same floor, reducing accidents and making potty time stress-free. A portable setup like the Doggy Bathroom Go is also a great option for second units or travel-friendly use.

Account for Your Daily Schedule and Multiple Dogs

You should also consider your schedule and how long your dogs are home alone. If you're out for several hours and have more than one dog, providing multiple indoor dog bathrooms helps avoid potty traffic jams. One dog might need to go right after the other—and having a second space ready can keep the peace and help maintain a clean, hygienic environment with vertical pee pads that are designed to absorb quickly and stay in place.

Observe Your Dogs’ Habits

Most dogs do well sharing one Doggy Bathroom, but every pup has their own personality and preferences. If you notice hesitancy, accidents, or signs of marking, it might be worth trying a second setup in a different location. Training and positive reinforcement go a long way in helping dogs understand that each Doggy Bathroom is a safe and acceptable spot.

The Right Setup for Your Home

In the end, the number of Doggy Bathrooms you need really depends on your household. A single indoor dog potty might be enough in a smaller apartment with one dog, but in a multi-dog or multi-floor home, having a second unit could make a big difference in your daily routine.

With the right setup and consistency, you’ll create a smoother potty routine and a more harmonious home—for you and your furry family

Still Deciding?

Check out this guide comparing dog litter boxes vs. pee pads to help you choose the best indoor potty solution for your pup.