How do you repair urine burnt grass

Here is what one lady did:

https://www.needmagazine.com/how-to-repair-grass-damaged-by-dog-urine/

Hi Jamie I've used this in the past and it works great: Scotts EZ Seed Dog Spot Repair - they also make treats for dogs that are supposed to help.

Rinse the spot well then you can toss in a handful of any grass seed that's appropriate for your area and sun conditions.

here is some info for you Jamie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHa5uuEHYZA

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/fix-burnt-grass-dog-urine-spots-with-this-easy-solution-31084976

Hi Jamie, hope this helps you out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKQ33rA-sks

Restoring grass to bare spots on your lawn caused by dog urine, piles of leaves or objects remaining on the grass too long can best be accomplished by overseeding. Here are a few steps to ensure the best results for your efforts.

Start by raking away the leaves, dead grass or thatch to expose bare soil wherever the turf has completely died. Grass seeds need to be in contact with earth before they will grow.

Overseed the spots with grass seed and rake lightly to put the seed in direct contact with the soil.

Apply more soil on top. Spreading it out until it is about 1/4-inch thick.

Give the newly-seed area a good watering with a sprinkler and continue watering daily until the new grass is established.

This link may help:

https://www.lonetreevet.com/blog/dog-urine-spots/

https://www.countryliving.com/gardening/a38148/how-to-fix-dog-urine-patches/ here's some great tips which can really help you...

https://www.countryliving.com/gardening/a38148/how-to-fix-dog-urine-patches/ here's some great tips which can really help you...

Just clip it low and slitlyrKe it so the dirt is loose and re seed then keep watering in about 10 days you will see new grass

Hello. Good question. In the I past tried most of the tips and tricks as well as a otc tablet formulation that was guaranteed to work and it failed and fortunately my money was refunded by the money back guarantee.

My solution has been to train my dogs to pee in a mulched bed and that’s worked over the last 16+ years. Having an invisible fence, and supplementing with a remote training collar to implement training where to pee made this training very easy....

( collar not needed afterwards)

Hi Jamie,

You could use Bicarb and water on the area as soon as you see the event or replace with new turf. Or get into the habit of soaking the grass ever night to help prevent burn.

Here's a post that might help https://www.countryliving.com/gardening/a38148/how-to-fix-dog-urine-patches/

We battle this every summer! This may help: https://www.doodycalls.com/articles/blog/lawn-care-for-dog-owners/7-tips-to-prevent-dog-urine-spots-on-your-lawn/

Here are Thea's three steps to ridding your lawn of "burn" spots:

1. Rake the patchy areas to remove as much dead grass as possible.
2. Apply a layer of extra-fine ground limestone. Water the area to help the limestone absorb, then let it sit for a week.
3. Cover the patches with top soil then sprinkle grass seeds over them.

This will show you how to repair and prevent: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=repair+grass+peed+on