Is your pooch killing your lawn while he's doing his business? Here's what to do about grass that's ruined by dog urine.

If you're tired of your dog's pee killing your grass, you're not alone. Urine can be very damaging in high concentrations, leading to yellow spots and areas of dead grass.

No matter how cute your dog is, it doesn't feel much like your best friend when it damages your lawn. Try these tips to get ...

What can I do about the dead patches of grass created by the family dog's (female, ... Remedying dead spots in lawn from dog urine. By Pam Peirce, Freelance Writer April 18, 2007.

There are two things that most of us really take pride in – one is our pet, and the other is our lush green lawn. But sometimes it's hard to have both, especially when your dog uses the lawn as ...

Dehydrated dogs have more concentrated urine that’s more likely to damage your grass. Keep your dog well hydrated and you may see improvements. Add lawn-protecting minerals to your dog’s water.

No matter how cute your dog is, it doesn’t feel much like your best friend when it damages your lawn. Try these tips to get your lawn back in shape.

Dehydrated dogs have more concentrated urine that’s more likely to damage your grass. Keep your dog well hydrated and you may see improvements. Add lawn-protecting minerals to your dog’s water.