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How do you Fix Dog Urine Patches on my Grass? 🐕 🤔 Unfortunately, dog urine can harm your grass and leave patches. Chemicals in dog urine can be harmful for your grass, and if left untreated, can stop the grass growing back. There are steps you can take to ensure this doesn’t ruin the grass – we’ve listed our top tips below: ✅ Dilute the area Use a bucket of water on the affected area, or wet it with you garden hose, to help drain away the urine. ✅ Water your garden frequently Watering your grass (in warmer weather) can be a great way to keep the moisture in your grass and reduce the damage from your dog’s urine. ✅ Get a hard-wearing lawn A 'hard-wearing' lawn is just as it sounds - typically the grass and turf is stronger than your normal grass, and can take much more wear and tear. ✅ Repair the damage If you have got patches of grass that is no longer growing, you can repair the areas most effected. You can clear up the dead grass and sprinkle some new grass seeds - but make sure to keep them watered, and don't let the dog wee on them! Also, you can buy some extra turf and re-lay the area of grass. It may take a few weeks to a few months to mix with your main grass, but it will help clear up patches. As it is easy to re-lay grass, you can also damage your grass in the process if you are not careful. If you need new grass for your garden, be that an existing garden or new, visit our website for more details below 👇...