The rain is back. So are those yellow spots. 🌧️🐾
Fall rain might be great for your grass, but it doesn't mean your lawn is safe from those familiar yellow spots.
Even when your lawn is getting plenty of water, dog pee can still cause lawn burn.
🌧️ More rain doesn't mean fewer spots
Your lawn might be wetter, but that doesn't change what happens when your dog pees on the grass.
Hoping the fall rain will bring your lawn back to life? There's one more thing worth thinking about…
🪨 Meet Dog Rocks
Dog Rocks are the original 100% natural, vet-formulated Australian igneous rocks, designed to help reduce compounds in your dog's drinking water that contribute to lawn burn.
Just add them to your dog's water bowl and replace them every 2 months.
It's that simple.
🐾 100% natural
🌱 Helps reduce lawn burn
💧 Added to your dog's everyday drinking water
🪨 Replace every 2 months
Keep the fall walks. Keep the lawn. 🌱
Your dog can enjoy the yard while you enjoy a greener-looking lawn.
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