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Yellow spots on lawn from dog

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Date: 05/24/2004 Topics: Pets > Dogs | Readers Request > Pets | Old Categories > Pets  
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Does anyone know what to do about the yellow spots on the lawn from female dogs urinating. Someone said to use Brewers Yeast. Does anyone know about this?

Carol from New York
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Post by k9 lover (1) | (09/19/2008)
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I use the K9 Yard Patch. www.k9yardpatch.com

it neutralizes the urine stains and grows back the grass in about a week.

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Post By Patrat (Guest Post) (08/25/2008)
I give my dog about10-20mg of vitamin C every other day (watch to see if if adversely affects the dog sometimes at first if given too much the dog can get heartburn ie; stomach ache (my dog is about 35 lbs) and that was recommended by my vet and the yellow spot have disappeared.

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Post By K9 Lover (Guest Post) (07/03/2008)
There is really only one lawn patch product that works to get rid of yellow spots, K9 Yard Patch.

The other brands just "cover" urine spots. K9 Yard Patch actually neutralized pet urine, conditions and fertilizes the soil organically and retains moisture to germinate the fast growing seed. Not to mention covering more SF and yellow spots than other named brands for a fraction the cost. I would go the web site and try it www.k9yardpatch.com

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Post By scott (Guest Post) (04/04/2008)
What fertilzer is 16-16-16

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Post By Doug (Guest Post) (07/11/2007)
I put sugar on the areas and that helps a lot too.
All my kids pee on the lawn and it stops their yello spots too.

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Post By Virginia (Guest Post) (08/09/2005)
my neighbor has about 5 cats that keep jumping into my yard. My lawn has big yellow spots, could the urine of the cats be causing them?

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Post by Princess Frogee (61) | (05/24/2004)
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Last year we sprinkled new grass seed in those spots and then fertilized it with the 16-16-16 fertilizer (we were also getting rid of weeds) and lime. A combination of it all worked great, but I am sure that the lime would work great alone.

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Post By patticat (Guest Post) (05/24/2004)
Yellow spots from a dog are the result of a diet too high in protein. The dog breaks down the protein but can't use all of the Nitrogen so it is excreted in the urine, causing nitrogen burn on your lawn. Try a different diet or mixing the current diet with a diet higher in fiber.

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Post By Dee (Guest Post) (05/24/2004)
Give your dogs a tablespoon of tomato juice per day. that should take care of it..the acid in the tomato takes care of the alkaline in urine. make sure she doesn't have a UTI..... good luck! (that tip came from rebeccasgarden.com)

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Post By M.B.Wright. (Guest Post) (05/24/2004)
First flush with plenty of water to delute urine. Hose it real good as the urine is like a fertilizer and it needs to be thined greatly with water. You might add a little lime to the area to sweeten the soil and take the acid out of the area. Water works real good. Can not get to much water in these areas.

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