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A brown patch on grass caused by a dog urine

Grass Urine Burns

Dogs urine killing grass is completely natural. This is due to the nitrogen in their urine from the normal breakdown of proteins, when it hits the grass it can ‘burn’ the area they wee on.

Common Ailments, Care & Husbandry

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