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If you have a dog and you have a lawn, chances are you have ugly yellow spots of dead-looking grass. The culprit? Your dog's urine is burning the grass and killing it. Unless it is neutralized, the dog urine will turn your beautiful green lawn into a yellow-spotted mess. So How Do You Remove Dog Urine Spots from Your Grass?Our dog Molly's urine was killing our grass, until we found out how to prevent it. While throwing water on the spot where she peed helped somewhat, it wasn't very convenient. The solution was a special anti-lawn burning product we found that neutralized the alkalinity of her urine.
There is a similar product in tablet form called Green-UM that also contains yucca extract. It neutralizes the nitrogen compounds in the urine or poop. It is effective within one day of use.
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Urine Burns Grass
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The
product we give our dog is G-Whiz
Neutralizer, an all natural edible liquid that you add
to your dog's water bowl. It deodorizes urine and poop, controls
grass burns by neutralizing the lawn burning alkalinity of
urine, and even reduces bad breath and gas odors (I kind of
like the all-in-one product idea!). It contains a plant formula
derived from the Yucca plant. There is a similar product in
the form of treats called G-Whiz
Anti-Lawn Burning Treats.
