Artificial grass is a popular choice for pet owners, offering a year-round green space for their furry friends. However, dog urine can pose a challenge, leading to unpleasant odours and potential damage if not properly addressed.
WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO ACT QUICKLY
Urine, if left unattended, can cause your artificial grass to smell and may even lead to long-term damage. Acting swiftly helps prevent these issues and maintains the aesthetic and hygienic quality of your lawn.
INITIAL CLEANING STEPS
When you first notice dog urine, rinse the area immediately with water. This initial step helps to dilute and wash away the urine, reducing the risk of odour and staining.
