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If we told you that a magical rock could save your lawn from the grass-killing bacteria of dog pee, would you believe us? Dog Rocks are saving lawns all over the world from burn spots where dogs pee. It’s as simple as putting a rock in your dog’s water bowl and as effective as having a magic genie come and rid your lawn of all its burnt grass.

This product is called Dog Rocks, and rock it does. Dog Rocks come from Australia. They are proven to filter out water impurities and safe for all animals.

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How it works

These rocks balance the level of nitrates your pup consumes to a level that will actually be beneficial for your lawn. According to the product description, “Dog Rocks work like a sponge, absorbing excess nitrates and other trace elements from your dog’s water that causes urine to burn grass.” The directions are simple: put 200 MG of Dog Rocks into a half-gallon of water. And just watch as your lawn slowly comes back to life!

Before & After Dog Rocks

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As you can see, the lawn in the first photo is full of dried grass and burn marks. The second photo was taken six months later. This house belongs to a family with one dog. After putting the rocks in their pet’s bowl, they noticed a significant improvement in their grass.

In our experience, this product really lived up to its promise. However, reviews suggest the rocks work better for smaller dogs than larger dogs. In addition to the beneficial properties of the rocks, once they hit their two-month expiration date, you can simply return them to the earth!

You can conveniently order this product through Amazon. If you’re experiencing lawn burn from your dog’s urine, we highly recommend you give these magic rocks a try!

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Angela Brittain

Angela was raised in Las Vegas and lives in Los Angeles. She specializes in creative production and film photography.

Last updated on April 15, 2018
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