Dog Rocks Lawn Protection

Dog Rocks

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Dog Rocks is the all natural way to help reduce the effects of grass burn caused by your dog urinating on your lawn. Made from an Australian paramagnetic igneous rock, Dog Rocks should be placed within your dogs water bowl, and lasts up to 2 months. After using the product for 5 weeks, you will start to notice a change in your lawn's appearance and new lawn burn patches should not appear. Pet owners whose lawns have been burned by dog urine.

Wash the rocks thoroughly under running water to remove any dust. Simply place the entire pack of rocks in your dog's water bowl. After using the product for 5 weeks, you will start to notice a change in your lawn's appearance and new lawn burn patches should not appear. You will need to change the rocks every two months as they will become saturated by this point and will be less effective.

  • Saves your lawn from those nasty yellow brown patches caused by your dog's urine
  • Completely natural rock
  • 100% natural minerals
  • Safe for your dog and all other household pets
  • Does not affect the pH balance of your dog's urine or drinking water

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  • 4
    Dog Rocks

    Posted by Anne Taylor on 4th Jan 2022

    Excellent product - noticed a change well within the time stated

  • 4
    Effective product

    Posted by Rosy on 20th Aug 2020

    I have used dog rocks for many years with great success and would highly recommend. I have found that when it is extremely dry they are less successful and if possible a bucket of water on the spot might help, however I don't seem to get around to doing that and patch up the areas of burn. Having said that I find them very effective and will definitely continue to use them.

  • 4
    good but not perfect

    Posted by lekki on 18th Aug 2020

    tops most of the burning, we find it stops working closer to 6 weeks than the advertised 8 weeks

  • 5
    Simple but it works

    Posted by Blyndiee on 17th Jun 2020

    I thought I would give these a try & I’m so glad I did they really do work my lawn has gone from patches of straw to lush green grass again thanks to dog rocks. Your dog needs to drink the water for a couple of weeks before you notice the results but they are worth it if you want your lawn back.

  • 5
    Absolutely work

    Posted by LexiB on 7th May 2020

    On recommendation from my mum, I have used the rocks for years without really knowing the benefits or if they really worked as I didn’t have a garden until 2 years ago. I recently stopped using them for no real reason and now my garden is destroyed. Needless to say, I’m never going to stop using them!

  • 1
    Doesn't work at all

    Posted by twinsplusonemum on 29th Apr 2020

    I started using this is January, knowing that we were having our lawn returfed in March. I put the rocks in a jug of water (and in bowl) then only topped the water bowl up with water that had had the rocks in for at least a day. I was so hopeful that this would work. So after 2 months of drinking only this water they were allowed out onto the new lawn. Did it work? In a word NO, absolutely useless. Do not waste your money!

  • 5
    They do seem to work

    Posted by Anonymous on 23rd Sep 2019

    These rocks have improved the appearance of our lawn, so I'd say they're working. The only drawback is that you have to make sure your dog only drinks the treated water. Mystified as to how they work as there's no explanation in the pack, and do wonder if I should be buying something mined (?) and imported from far away (?), so I would appreciate more information.

  • 4
    Reduces burn marks

    Posted by Arthur 1 on 7th Jun 2019

    The rocks reduce burn marks on the lawn. When we run out of the rocks at the end of the rocks' useful life after about 8 weeks, we do notice more burn marks on the lawn.

  • 5
    Rocks n lawn

    Posted by Dylan pack on 4th Nov 2018

    This my second lot of Rocks my lawn.and I love love love them ...where it was once brown and dying is now green and lush.