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× view cart home about us our products dog rocks torus pet remedy petprobio pet angel non tip feeder shop dog rocks torus pet angel pet remedy petprobio non-tip feeder in the news dog rocks news pet remedy news torus bowl news all news store locator faqs dog rocks torus pet remedy petprobio contact my account wishlist uk uk +44 (0)1628 822247 phone us +1 800-503 3914 my account wishlist 0 toggle navigation home about us our products dog rocks torus pet remedy petprobio pet angel non tip feeder shop dog rocks torus pet angel pet remedy petprobio non-tip feeder in the news dog rocks news pet remedy news torus bowl news petprobio news store locator faqs dog rocks torus pet remedy petprobio contact buy now dog rocks will help stop pet urine burn patches ruining your lawn, grass & hedges. one pack of dog rocks in your dog’s water bowl will keep your lawn in tip-top condition for up to 2 months. many products claiming to cure your lawn of burn marks will lower the ph of your dog’s urine, which can cause urinary tract infections when used long term. dog rocks work by removing the nitrates from the your dogs drinking water and are the only 100% natural & convenient solution proven to have no change to the ph balance of your pet’s urine, it’s as simple as that. buy now dog rocks benefits 100% natural dog rocks placed in your dog’s water bowl are the only 100% natural and hassle free solution to urine burn marks on your lawn and shrubs. safe for all household pets safe for all household pets, dog rocks do not change the ph balance of the dog’s drinking water or urine; you are not medicating your dog in any way and there are no known side effects. discovered in australia first discovered in australia in the late ’90s, dog rocks® were tried and tested for many years and are now used by over a million dog owners worldwide to help stop pet urine from burning their grass. how to use 1 remove the dog rocks® from the bag and rinse dog rocks® are all natural and straight from the earth, and it is necessary to wash them prior to use. one package is the correct amount for one dog bowl holding up to 2 litres of water (3.5 pints). 2 place 2 litres (3.5 pt) of water in your dog’s water bowl keep the bowl filled with water at all times. just like your dog, the rocks need water to remain effective. please keep your dog bowl filled with the appropriate amount of water. 3 add all the rinsed rocks to your dog’s water bowl it is important to let the rocks submerge in the water bowl 10 hours before they will be effective. leave the rocks in the bowl and replace the rocks every 2 months. 4 sit back and enjoy your greener than green lawn……you will notice a change in the appearance in 3 – 5 weeks hot weather top tips hot weather in times of hot weather you may need to “up” your dosage of dog rocks purely because your dog will be drinking more water. you could put one pack of dog rocks in your pet’s water bowl and one pack a jug/pitcher of water and decant from pitcher to water bowl. remember you need one pack (200g) of dog rocks in every water bowl your dog drinks from. try to restrict them drinking on a regular basis from puddles, rivers and streams where you can. try to restrict them drinking on a regular basis from puddles, rivers and streams where you can. every dog, household and situation is different but once you have found out what “dosage” suits you and your situation, there is no reason to have burn patches on your grass. from our tests we have found that dog rocks works in 9 out of 10 cases. we are 100% here to help if you have queries or questions so please be in touch at [email protected] top tips replace your dog rocks® every 2 months and for best results, refresh the water at night every two to three days, topping up at night in between if your dog removes the rocks from the water bowl, you can place the rocks in a jug (max 2 litres) and fill the water bowl from the jug. keep the jug topped up at all times if you use a large amount of fertilizer on your lawn, it is best to reduce these quantities as it could reduce the effectiveness of dog rocks® in times of extremely sunny weather you may have to “up” the dosage of dog rocks®. it is not exact science and every dog is different, but once you have sussed out what works for you, there is no reason for any more burn patches dog rocks® may not work as well for a dog or bitch eating a lot of red meat. if you can reduce the red meat content in their diet, you should be able to enjoy a green lawn all year round dog rocks® isn’t a miracle cure! it won’t bring dead lawns back to life right away, you may need to re-sew and water, but in 9 out of 10 cases it will stop new patches from forming with continual use. we find that dog rocks work for about 9 out of 10 households because every dog, every situation and every household is different. please read all instructions for use and remember you need 1 whole pack or 200g of dog rocks in every 2 litres of water. see for yourself piers uk "dog rocks are fantastic… what a difference!" meredith kelly ohio, usa “i just wanted to let you know how great my lawn is looking now molly (my jack russell) is on dog rocks. our back garden was looking very patchy due to the dog urinating on the grass, but after 3 weeks i could notice a real difference...lots of new growth and no more burn patches. i'm sure with spring around the corner we will be able to enjoy our garden once again." mrs f ireland "what would i do without them?!" pamela fattal michigan, usa “our 10 year old tibetan terrier, tashi, is a much loved female dog whose toilet habits meant that a section of our lawn would never grow. i started using "dog rocks" 6 months ago (in both her indoor and outdoor water bowls) and gradually that section of lawn has regrown - an amazing result” fiona buckley house veterinary surgery "dog rocks are working a treat for my grass and i am now on my second pack! i would definitely recommend them to our clients." martin birmingham "great stuff! i’ll have the whole street using them soon! i’m a happy man now, i just think carry on dogs i don’t care… cheers! i think all dog owners should use them!" sarah vizard philly, usa “dear dog rocks, we tried everything and nothing has worked on our lawn like dog rocks. it has never looked better. dog rocks are the way to go” lorna oxford "i can confirm my lawn is much better even in the drought!" anne devon "apparent and dramatic difference." unnamed customer "dog rocks are fantastic… what a difference!" tina northampton "my lawn is the best it has looked for years, what an incredible difference… and a happy dog!" faqs how does dog rocks work? dog rocks are a coherent rock with a mechanically stable framework meaning no significant mineral particles are released into the pet’s drinking water. in other words, dog rocks do not break down or leak anything into the pet’s drinking water. dog rocks provide a stable matrix and a micro-porous medium in which active components are able to act as a water purifying agent through ion exchange. so when placed in water, dog rocks will help purify the water by removing some nitrates, ammonia and harmful trace elements thereby giving your dog a cleaner source of water and lowering the amount of nitrates found in their diet. this in turn lowers the amount that is expelled in their urine. an overload of nitrates in urine will cause lawns to burn. dogs do produce nitrates as a by-product from the protein in their diet, but the difference between too much nitrate that will kill the grass and the amount of nitrate that will be good for the grass is very small. can i use dog rocks with a pet fountain? yes we have customers who use dog rocks with pet water fountains very successfully as the water is the same water, it is just being pumped round in a cycle. where do dog rocks come from? dog rocks come from australia. tests are carried out to ensure that the supply is consistent year on year. the source of the rocks is native a

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