Dog Rocks - Reduce Lawn Burn - 200g - 2 Months Supply

Description

How Do Dog Rocks Work?

Dog Rocks are made from a natural paramagnetic igneous rock that is mined in Australia. These rocks contain mineral properties that help filter out excess nitrates and other impurities from water. When placed in a dog’s water bowl, Dog Rocks slowly release minerals into the water, neutralising compounds that contribute to high nitrate levels in urine.

The rocks do not alter the pH balance of the dog’s urine or disrupt their natural bodily functions. Instead, they help improve water quality by reducing elements that may lead to increased nitrate excretion. When used consistently, they help maintain a healthier lawn by minimising the concentration of nitrates in urine.

The effectiveness of Dog Rocks relies on their continuous use. As water is replenished in the dog’s bowl, the rocks remain active, filtering out impurities over time. Results are typically noticeable within a few weeks, as existing lawn burn patches recover and new patches become less frequent.

How to Use Dog Rocks

Using Dog Rocks is a straightforward process. The rocks should be rinsed under running water before being placed in the dog’s drinking bowl. They need to be fully submerged to function correctly. Each set of Dog Rocks remains effective for approximately two months, after which they should be replaced with a new set.

For best results, a few simple guidelines should be followed:

• Use fresh water: Dog Rocks work best when placed in clean, fresh water. Water should be changed every day to maintain hydration and allow the rocks to continue filtering effectively.
• Keep the rocks submerged: Ensure the rocks remain at the bottom of the water bowl at all times. If removed, they will not continue to filter impurities.
• Use the correct amount: One pack of Dog Rocks is sufficient for an average-sized water bowl (about two litres). Larger bowls may require additional rocks to achieve the desired effect.

While Dog Rocks help prevent new lawn burn spots, they do not repair existing damaged grass. Regular lawn maintenance, including watering and overseeding, may be necessary to restore affected areas.

Are Dog Rocks Safe for Dogs?

Dog Rocks are entirely natural and safe for all breeds and sizes of dogs. They do not contain chemicals or synthetic additives. The rocks do not dissolve in water, ensuring that no harmful substances are ingested by pets.

The product does not alter the dog’s hydration habits, nor does it affect kidney or liver function. It simply reduces the level of nitrates entering the body through drinking water, which in turn decreases the concentration of nitrates in urine.

Dog Rocks should only be used in water bowls and are not intended to be consumed. If a dog frequently removes the rocks from the bowl, the use of a pet-safe alternative bowl design, such as one with a built-in compartment, may help keep them in place.

Factors That Influence Lawn Burn

While Dog Rocks are effective in reducing lawn burn, other factors can also contribute to the health of a lawn. Proper lawn care, hydration, and dietary adjustments can further support grass health.

• Hydration: Ensuring a dog has access to plenty of fresh water throughout the day can help dilute urine concentration, reducing its impact on grass.
• Diet: A high-protein diet can increase nitrate levels in urine. Consulting a veterinarian about dietary adjustments may help if lawn burn is a persistent issue.
• Lawn maintenance: Regular watering of grass can help dilute urine spots and prevent excessive nitrogen buildup in the soil.

Storage and Handling

Dog Rocks should be stored in a dry place when not in use. They do not expire, but their effectiveness diminishes over time once placed in water. Used rocks should be discarded after two months and replaced with fresh ones.

It is important to follow the instructions provided to ensure the product delivers the best results. If multiple dogs share the same water source, additional Dog Rocks may be needed to maintain effectiveness.