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Scorch marks on grass from dog - any solutions?

dora37
dora37 Posts: 1,291 Forumite
Don't know if I should be posting this here or Gardening!

Basically we have a girl dog and are getting scorch patches on grass - just wanted to know whether anyone knows of anything that perhaps coould go in her water that may neutralise her wee?

Does anything exist?

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  • cocoluvsmummy
    cocoluvsmummy Posts: 343 Forumite
    i seem to remember that adding tomato puree to their food helps, but have never tried it, my lawn is destroyed now anyhow
  • elsien
    elsien Posts: 37,936 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.

    Pedant alert - it's could have not could of.
  • RooBee
    RooBee Posts: 282 Forumite
    Tomatoes or tomato products shouldn't be given to animals that have arthritis as it can exacerbate symptoms.

    You can buy products in pet shops to add to food which is supposed to neutralise the urine and make it less harsh on grass but I personally wouldn't be happy giving anything like that to my dog.

    The most effective way is to chuck a bucket of water (or turn the hose) on the spot where she has pee'd as soon as she has finished. Of course, this means that you have to be vigilant and watch her whilst in the garden.

    The good news is that the scorched patches should grow back more lush and dense than before.
  • JennyW_2
    JennyW_2 Posts: 1,888 Forumite
    RooBee wrote: »
    The good news is that the scorched patches should grow back more lush and dense than before.

    mine doesn't :confused: The area just dies off and I have to re-seed it :rolleyes: I just throw water of the area where she has wee'd to help prevent scorching.
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