Dog Rocks - Urine Patch Preventer (200g) / Natural Dog Urine Neutraliser for Water Bowls, Grass Repair, Urine Burn Patch Repair

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With proper lawn care and correct usage you will start to see a noticeable difference between 3 and 5 weeks. Dog Rocks have absolutely no harmful side effects to dogs, and even if your dog shares his bowl with your cat or other household pet, it is fine for them to drink water with Dog Rocks in.

Dog Rocks have been tested in the laboratory and have no influence on the acidity of drinking water or urine. Pamela Fattal / Michigan, USA "Our 10 year old Tibetan Terrier, Tashi, is a much loved female dog whose toilet habits meant that a section of our lawn would never grow. You could put one pack of Dog Rocks in your pet’s water bowl and one pack a jug/pitcher of water and decant from pitcher to water bowl. Just place the dog rocks into your pets water and the burn patches, which are made after your dog urinates on the lawn will start to disappear. Dog Rocks when placed in your dog’s water bowl will stop your dog’s urine from leaving brown patches on your lawn.

I am going to give them a try as I’m at my wits end with the brown patches on my new lawn from dog wee. The promoters of this product explain it this way, “Dog Rocks are a paramagnetic igneous rock which create a magnetic field within the water causing a change in the ion exchange. It just means we don’t know – but anecdotal evidence suggests something is happening with dog rocks and lawn burn. Bring water with you when you bring your dog to the office with you or whenever your dog is away from home. You understand and agree that if your pet's condition should deteriorate in any way, you should immediately seek the advice of your veterinarian.

Dog Rocks when placed in your dog's water bowl will stop your dog's urine from leaving brown patches on your lawn.Yes, for best results you will need to ensure that your dog always drinks from water that has been filtered by the rocks. I just wanted to let you know how great my lawn is looking now Molly (my Jack Russell) is on Dog Rocks. if you take your dogs on holiday, the rocks go with you, if the dogs go in kennels, the rocks go with them.