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Dog Rocks is an innovative approach to the common problem of burn patches in lawns and flower beds. Using 100% natural ingredients, Dog Rocks are a mineral based compound to be placed in your dog's drinking water, with results beginning to be recognised within five weeks. Dog Rocks do not alter the urine pH balance of your dog, whilst they do provide an effective solution to urine scorching. The rocks must be replaced every 2 months to ensure they continue to work effectively.
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Brilliant natural product that you put in your pets water bowls to stop lawn burn. It works!
Customer recommends this product
When placed in her water bowl she refused to drink from it so cannot use the rocks she seemed not to like the look of them
Customer does not recommend this product
It works quite well
Customer recommends this product
Very useful product which prevents damage to lawns.
Customer recommends this product
Seems to help protect the grass from urine burn if used regularly and correctly, but exactly to what extent I am still unsure
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Lawn Protecting Dog Rocks, including answers from our team.
Steph
How long do dog rocks last
Hello,
Thank you for your enquiry.
The rocks must be replaced every 2 months to ensure they continue to work effectively.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
Hannah Saccoccio
Are these safe to use at any age? We have a 10 week old whippet Pup.
Thanks
Hi Hannah
Thanks for your question. Yes it is fine for you to use these for your puppy. We would suggest ordering the smaller sized rocks for dogs up to 7kg.
Hope this helps
Claire
What exactly do "dog rocks" do inside the dogs tummy/kidneys ?! If it doesn't Alter the ph balance (like the product says) then what exactly does it do? Is it healthy for the dog? I am wondering if it's to do with hormones as its only females that have the scorching problem?
I think it has nothing to do with hormones. Bitches tend to cause the problem just because they often produce a large amount of urine in one "puddle" on a lawn. Males tend to do smaller amounts more frequently and often not in the open expanse of a lawn, so the difference comes from that. Male urine is just as bad as female urine for scorching plants but they place it differently. The effect of the rocks is supposed to be on the nitrate content of the drinking water and hence the urine produced. I would not have expected this to make very much difference to the scorching effect of the urine, but most people do report an improvement when using the product, so that cannot be ignored.
Philippa
Would these have the same effect if used for cats ?
Dog Rocks can be used by cats with great effect and in the same way. They are not marketed for cats as it is impossible to ensure they only drink from the bowl with the Rocks in. Cats wander in ways a dog can’t and there is no way of knowing where else they drink from. Unfortunately there are no benefits to the cat urine smell – it makes no difference at all.
