Just remove the dog rocks for urine from the bag and rinse and then add all the rinsed rocks to your pet’s water bowl. small pack of Dog Rocks is good in one dog’s water bowl for 2 months 1 bulk pack of Dog Rocks is good for one dog’s bowl for 6 months or multiple dogs bowls for 2 months. If you want to save your lawn from the grass-killing bacteria of dog pee, then dog rocks are a perfect pick. It is important to let the rocks submerge in the water pitcher 10 hours before use for them to be effective. Dog Rocks are a cost effective and natural product for keeping your lawn free from urine discolouration.

After using the Dog Rocks for 5 weeks, you will start to notice a change in your lawns appearance, new lawn burn patches should not appear. Yes, Dog Rocks can be used for cats as they are a natural product with no side effects and no change to pet pH balance. Interestingly, they do post a report from McGill, Office of Science and Society, which discusses why dog urine has high levels of nitrogen, but this report does not mention Dog Rocks, nor does it put any of the blame for high nitrogen in urine on the water that dogs drink. Dog Rocks are used to help prevent those urine burn patches; however, they cannot bring back dead lawn back to life.

It is unlikely that these rocks reduce the level of nitrate in water but if they do, it would be insignificant. When placed into your dogs water bowl these rocks will remove any nitrates and tin found naturally in water.

Yes, for best results you will need to ensure that your dog always drinks from water that has been filtered by the rocks. In this case we do have a lot of science about the chemistry of urine and rocks, and we understand quite a bit about dog biology. Please note there are some items which cannot be exchanged or refunded (unless faulty) due to being perishable or for health and safety or hygiene reasons. Beautiful green lawn,no more brown patches, so I don't know what you are doing you folks who say it doesn't work. 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.They claim that the rocks absorb nitrate from the water, which results in less nitrate being urinated on the lawn. Please be aware that in some instances your parcel may be delayed due to adverse weather on the route from our warehouse, even if your local area itself is not affected.

At first I visualized rocks that were used to cover up the burn marks, but that is not how this product works. It just means we don’t know – but anecdotal evidence suggests something is happening with dog rocks and lawn burn. Information about Dog Rocks: Dog Rocks are made from naturally occuring paramagnetic igneous rock which is known to increase Boron, Barium, Mangenese and Strontium while decreasing tin levels in water. The lower levels of nitrates in your dog’s urine will not only prevent your lawn from burning, but will instead be good for the grass and help it to be greener in the long run. I suggest that as a reviewer who claims to know things would actually put their money where their mouth is and actually trial the product without starting to strip back a dog’s diet for no good reason and without the veterinarian qualifications to make such suggestions which can be significantly more harmful to a dog’s health than some “rocks” in their water bowls….here’s the very scientific answer: when this type of paramagnetic rock which has absorbing and retaining qualities is immersed in water, the para-magnetism creates a magnetic field within the water causing a change in the ion exchange, attracting the nitrates into the rocks itself; it is acting like a filter which is why after approx. By putting these rocks in the dog's water bowl, the nitrate content in the urine is reduced and so is the risk of yellow and bare patches on your grass. However, we have been pleasantly surprised to see that it works and the few patches that existed before the discovery have now recovered and no more have occurred over the last six months or so.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. 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.Why is it that when you water your lawn with this water you get no grass burn, but when a dog pees on the lawn after drinking the same water, you get a burn? It is quite obvious to me, that the high levels of urea are not from the drinking water, but from the rest of the dogs diet, and the report by McGill confirms this. Dog Rocks work by removing the nitrates from your dog’s drinking water and are proven to have no change to the pH balance of your pet’s urine. My dogs don’t see the rocks, as I have them in a jug and top the bowl up from the jug when required.