Pet turf systems. Happier yards.

Pet turf is a complete sub-surface system. Cut Line Turf uses a carefully prepared base, pet-friendly turf, high-flow drainage and secure seams and edges. The system is planned around your pets, existing soil, shade, cleaning access and daily traffic.

Drainage first, appearance second

Your pet turf system should not retain urine and rainwater at the surface or within the base material. Fast drainage must include an exit point: what drains through the surface must also move out of the area.

Odor control throughout the system

Odor prevention depends on drainage, base materials, infill, airflow and regular cleaning—not just the turf itself. The system can be paired with pet-safe deodorizing treatments to help prevent odor-causing bacteria from building up below the surface.

Materials selected for pets

Cut Line Turf describes its turf, infill, adhesives, cleaners and deodorizing products as safe and non-toxic for kids and pets. The published system description includes pet-safe turf and antimicrobial infill designed for heavy use. Ask the team which turf and infill products are proposed for your installation and for their product documentation.

Easy waste removal and cleaning

The layout should allow you to pick up waste, rinse the turf and access problem areas easily. Secure seams and edges help resist digging, pulling and wear.

A realistic maintenance plan

Routine rinsing, waste removal and deodorizing are part of maintaining a pet turf system. A properly prepared and drained system helps reduce mud, standing water and worn pathways.

Artificial turf alone does not eliminate odor

Poor drainage or improper base materials can make odor worse than natural grass.

Cheap infill can hold moisture and odor

Infill should be selected specifically for pet use, rather than chosen only because it is inexpensive.

Deodorizing products cannot correct bad construction

Sprays temporarily mask smells, but they do not solve trapped moisture or inadequate drainage.

Drainage needs an outlet

Water should be directed toward an appropriate discharge area rather than a foundation, patio, neighboring property or enclosed low point.

Installation quality matters throughout

Even premium turf can perform poorly when grading, base, drainage or infill is installed incorrectly.