Pet Lawn Green Up
Can Pet Lawn Green Up Help Restore Your Lawn?
A simple solution for pet-related yellow and brown spots.
Dogs and cats can leave concentrated areas of urine on a lawn. The salt and ammonia in pet urine may interfere with the grass’s ability to absorb the water and nutrients it needs.
Pet Lawn Green Up™ is a concentrated liquid soil amendment designed to help improve the soil conditions around these damaged areas.
How Does It Work?
1. Treat the affected soil.
Pet Lawn Green Up is diluted with water and applied directly to the damaged spot and the surrounding grass.
2. Support the soil’s natural processes.
Healthy soil microorganisms help break down ammonia into nitrate nitrogen, a form that grass can use more readily.
3. Give the lawn time to recover.
With proper application and watering, visible improvement may begin within approximately two weeks. Many treated areas may appear greener and substantially restored by the third week. Results depend on soil, grass type, weather and the number of pets using the area.
“Does Pet Lawn Green Up work? After 27 days of treatment, I am a believer.”
- Kurt from Nebraska“I used Pet Lawn Green Up according to the directions on the bottle and within 30 days of treatment, the grass was restored and remains so to this day, The product worked as advertised and I recommend it to all of my friends.”
- Jeff from OklahomaIs Pet Lawn Green Up Right for Your Lawn?
Pet Lawn Green Up may be a good option when:
Yellow or brown spots are caused by dog or cat urine.
The affected grass is still established and does not need to be completely reseeded.
Your soil temperature is above 65°F.
You can follow the recommended watering schedule.
Your lawn contains grasses such as Bermuda, Centipede or St. Augustine.
Important Grass-Type Information
Pet Lawn Green Up works well with several warm-season grasses, including Bermuda, Centipede and St. Augustine.
Results may be limited with Fescue and Rye grass because severely damaged areas containing these grasses may need to be replanted from seed.
Not sure what type of grass you have? Contact us before ordering and we will help you determine whether Pet Lawn Green Up is suitable for your lawn.
What Should You Expect?
Application Day
Apply the diluted product to the damaged spot and the surrounding area.
The Following Day
Water the treated area for approximately 10 minutes with a standard lawn sprinkler.
Weeks 1 – 3
Water the affected area once per week. Initial improvement may become visible within two weeks.
Around Week 3
The spot may appear greener and substantially restored. Additional treatment may be needed depending on soil and environmental conditions.
Simple Spot-Treatment Instructions
Add 4 ounces of Pet Lawn Green Up to 1 gallon of water.
Use a watering can to thoroughly drench the damaged spot and the surrounding area.
The following day, water the area for approximately 10 minutes.
Continue watering once per week for three weeks.
Repeat the treatment when necessary.
For larger treatment areas, the product may also be applied with a quality 32-ounce hose-end sprayer.
Always follow the complete instructions provided with the product.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. It is a concentrated liquid soil amendment intended to help improve conditions in soil affected by pet urine.
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Lawn recovery takes time. Improvement may be noticeable within approximately two weeks, with more substantial results around the third week.
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The soil should be above 65°F for the product to work effectively.
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Results vary. The product works well with grasses such as Bermuda, Centipede and St. Augustine. Fescue and Rye grass may need to be reseeded when the existing grass has been severely damaged.
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Yes. A hose-end sprayer can be used when a larger area requires treatment.
Success Stories from Our Customers
Carleen Burger
Pet Lawn Green Up worked in two weeks. After treating and watering in the product, Carleen’s yellow pet spots disappeared and her yard looked great again.
Kevin Pendell
After several test spots, Pet Lawn Green Up brought back noticeable growth and color. Even with three dogs, Kevin’s yard became spot free and green again.