Lawn Care Products: Dogonit Lawn Treatment

*	Reverse damage to lawns caused by dog urine
*	Condition soil and restore grass, naturally
*	Safe for people and pets

Reverse the damaging, burning effects of dog urine on your lawn by restoring it naturally. This probiotic soil treatment uses organic enzymes with soil cleansers to flush the salts from the root zone, allowing the turf to repair itself. If the condition is caught soon enough, the burn can be prevented. Contains no harsh chemicals and is biodegradable. Dogonit can also be used on areas adjacent to driveways and streets that have been burned by road salt.

Dogonit works by loosening compacted soils, allowing air, water, and nutrients to penetrate, stimulating deeper root growth. The build-up of salts from fertilizers, herbicides, and urine overwhelm lawn areas and cause dehydration (burn spots), which appear as localized, yellow or brown patches. Spray product on affected areas and flush with water. Spray treats up to 200 spots; Concentrate makes one gallon, enough solution to treat 800 spots.

Ingredients: Deionized Water, Plant Saponins, Organic Plant Acids, Plant Enzymes.

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Application Procedures: Shake well before using. Apply Dogonit to areas damaged by dog urine or waste. To treat, simply spray on enough liquid to completely cover the affected area, approximately 4 squirts for every 4-inch diameter spot. Saturate with water to flush out toxic salts. Repeat process in 5-7 days. Water area regularly; healing occurs as the grass grows. Larger areas may need reseeding.

Note: For best results, apply as soon as possible after dog wets lawn. However, excellent results have been seen on areas already damaged. If reseeding is necessary, Dogonit used on these areas will condition the soil and allow seed to germinate quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.	How does Dogonit Lawn Treatment work?

Q.	How much do I have to spray on each lawn spot?

Q.	How long does it take to see a difference?

Q.	Does it have to be applied as soon as the grass starts to yellow?

Q.	How does Dogonit Lawn Treatment work?
A.	Dogonit reduces the accumulation of salts in the soil allowing for normal grass growth. Once the lawn is treated with Dogonit, the soil is more conducive for grass to grow again.

Q.	How much do I have to spray on each lawn spot?
A.	You will have to spray enough to completely cover the affected spot. On average it takes about four squirts for every 4" square. After applying the lawn treatment make sure to flush with enough water to completely saturate the affected area.

Q.	How long does it take to see a difference?
A.	After all of the accumulated salts and other toxicities have been washed away, new grass will start to spread and fill the affected area in one to two weeks. Dead areas that are bigger than 8 to 12 inches may require re-seeding for faster repair. Sometimes repeat treatments are required, those can be done in 5-7 days after initial treatment.

Q.	Does it have to be applied as soon as the grass starts to yellow?
A.	The best time to apply it is when it starts to turn yellow but it also works on older spots. The sooner the lawn treatment is applied the faster it works. Sometimes repeated treatments are required for older lawn spots.

Testimonial By:		Testimonial:
Kimberly T Monroe, WA		Dogonit Lawn Treatment is the BEST product out there! We had at least 20 brown spots on our lawn from our Black Lab and Norwegian Elk Hound, and were sure they would never grow back. We used Dogonit on the spots and within two weeks they were gone! We always keep it on hand.
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