Fix Burnt Grass & Dog Urine Spots With This Easy Solution!
Summer is a beautiful time of year to sit out and relax in your yard. But the suns rays can do some major damage to your lawn. And what about those furry friends? Experts say, certain PH levels found in dog pee can leave unsightly brown spots that stick out like a sore thumb! Solve both of these problems in snap.
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Watch the video below to see how much my grass had improved in one week!
Best epsom salt!
Solution #1 - Brown, burnt grass? Try this simple solution.
All you need is some epsom salts and baking soda.
Step 1) Grab some epsom salts.
Step 2) Sprinkle epsom salts all over the burnt grass area. Watch how much I use in the video below.
Step 3) Water the area regularly until the grass begins to turn green and come alive again.
Solution #2 - The PH levels in dog urine can leave brown patches in the grass. Want to fix it? Try this!
Step 1) Mix a solution made up of 1 gallon of water and 2 TBSP of baking soda.
Step 2) Pour the entire solution over the burnt spot.
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I added tomato juice to my German Shepard dry dog food like a gravy. That stopped the browning burn marks on lawn
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You should check with your vet on this … I’ve heard it’s not in the dog’s best interest to change the Ph of their system.
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Tomatoes aren't supposed to be good for dogs, is the juice okay to give them?
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Ask your vet, I’ve heard it’s not a good idea.
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Frequently asked questions
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How do we get the odor out of the laundry room?
For the baking soda & water solution to fix brown spots from dog pee, how often do you reapply that solution?
I’m trying it, but I need to know how often to reapply the solution.