Q. My dog keeps taking the DOG ROCK out of the water bowl, what can I do?
A. We have found some dogs are fussy about their water bowls – try changing the bowl or just be persistent and put the DOG ROCK back in.

Q. My dog and cat share the same water bowl. Is this "OK"?
A. Yes, DOG ROCKS can be used by cats. Unfortunately there are no benefits to the cat urine – it makes no difference to the smell!

Q. Will my dead lawn come back to life by using DOG ROCKS?
A. DOG ROCKS are used to help prevent those nasty burn patches, it cannot bring back dead lawn.

Q. If DOG ROCKS are good for the lawn, are they harming my dog’s health?
A. DOG ROCKS do not change the PH balance of dogs urine so they should not harm your dog. However, please make sure you follow the Directions of Use.

Q. My dog drinks from the swimming pool and pond, can we use DOG ROCKS?
A. Yes you can, but the results will be diluted. Best results are achieved by stopping your dog from drinking from other water sources.

Troubleshooting

Newly laid turf - MAY be sensitive until its roots are established so if you can keep your dog off your turf for an extra week or so, the results will be better than letting them run on it straight away.

Diet - Dog Rocks MAY not work as well for a dog or bitch eating a lot of red meat. If you can reduce the red meat content in their diet and with the use of Dog Rocks, you should be able to enjoy your lawn all year round.

Extreme warmth – You may find that in times of extremely sunny weather and high temperatures your dog will drink more water. In these circumstances you may find that you will have to “up” your dosage of Dog Rocks and in some cases even double it. Dog Rocks are not an exact science and every dog is different but once you have sussed out what works for you, there is no reason for any more burn patches on your lawn as long as directions for use are adhered to.