Dog Rocks – Prevent Grass Burn Spots from Pet Urine (600g, 6-Month Supply)

Overview

Dog Rocks offers an allnatural approach to protecting your lawn from common urine burn spots. Crafted from naturally occurring paramagnetic igneous rocks mined in Australia, these rocks are designed to be placed in your dogs water bowl. When used as directed, they may help moderate the factors that contribute to yellowing and burnt turf, supporting healthier-looking grass over time.

Used consistently with proper lawn care, Dog Rocks can become a simple part of your routine that aligns with everyday pet care. The concept centers on natural materials that work with your daily dog-walking and watering routine, rather than requiring complex changes to your gardening schedule.

What you can expect

• Greener-looking grass in 3 to 5 weeks with steady use alongside good lawn care practices.
• Protection from new burn spots for up to 2 months per 200 g when used as directed.
• A long-term 600 g pack that provides roughly six months of continuous use for households with one or more dogs.

Notes: Dog Rocks do not alter your dogs drinking water pH or treat urine. This is not a medication, and there are no known side effects. Many households observe gradual lawn improvements as new growth appears and the turf recovers with ongoing care.

How to use

• Place the rocks directly in your dogs water bowl.
• Keep about half a gallon (roughly 2 liters) of water in the bowl at all times.
• Refresh the water daily and replenish rocks as needed for best results.

Why choose Dog Rocks

For pet-friendly households seeking a straightforward, natural approach to lawn care, Dog Rocks offer a simple way to support turf health alongside everyday dog care routines.

FAQ

Q: What is Dog Rocks and how does it help your lawn?

A: Dog Rocks are natural rocks placed in the dog’s water bowl; they may help reduce urine-related lawn burn by absorbing nitrates, supporting lawn health when used as directed.

Q: How long does a 600g supply last and how do I use it?

A: Place 200 g in the dogs water bowl with about half a gallon of water; a 600 g pack lasts roughly six months.