What's the best grass to plant in my backyard that's safe for my dog?

It should not be harmful for her but I do think you should wait a couple days before allowing her to be on it so it has time to get into the soil. Grass seeds are not toxic but they can cause problems if one of the seeds burrows into her skin.

Hello. In general, once the spray has dried, it should be safe to let your pet back into the garden. I would, however, try to limit any ingestion of the treated grasses. Casual contact with the dried product should be fine, but ingestion should be discouraged. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Most of these supplements change the pH of the urine, which might not be ideal for some dogs who could be predisposed to bladder stones or urinary tract infections. I'd recommend talking to your vet about whether or not they think it would be safe for your dog in particular.

Technically yes you can but you would have to let the grass grow longer that unusual and then cut it by hand as a lawn mower mushes the grass up too much which can cause issues in the gut. After cut by hand you need to leave the grass lying out for a few days to dry in the sun and it will be necessary to turn it a few times. It could certainly be done but would take a lot of effort.

No, these supplements can contain ingredients that are not safe for dogs, and really have no proven efficacy. Urine burns on the law from Rufus's urine could be caused by a poor quality diet. Try feeding him a high quality diet that contains higher quality and more digestible proteins such as Royal Canin, Hill's Science diet, or Purina ProPlan. You can also try to make his urine more dilute by increasing his water intake by feeding him canned food or soaking his dry food with water.

If you are worried it is becoming too hot outdoors for Eva to go, then yes, you can certainly placed some artificial grass in the crate with her. Just ensure you can easily remove the grass and clean the crate easily. I would recommend placing some absorbent pads underneath the grass so that the urine is soaked up and does not pool in her crate. I hope this is the answer you were looking for! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

Hello. Most sprays are safe for pets once the spray has dried, or has been watered into the lawn. I would be sure there are no food or water bowls that might have been sprayed. Either toss them or wash in hot soapy water. The same goes for any chew toys out there. But generally, once a spray has dried, or the area has been watered down & allowed to dry, pets can roam freely, again. The only concerns would be if your dog eats a lot of grass, or finds something to chew on that was left out & sprayed, so keep an eye out for this. It might also be a good idea just to wipe paws off with a damp paper towel once they are ready to come back indoors. Thanks for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.