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Does the warm weather have you seeing dog spots? Not the ones on your dog, those dark green or brown spots on your lawn. You’ll be happy to know that it’s not the hot temperatures causing hallucinations, those spots are real and are likely caused by your dog. And you’ll be happier to know that there are products available to help you remedy your lawn.

Those unsightly brown patches are caused by dog urine. Dog urine contains a high concentration of nitrogen. When dogs urinate on your lawn, the nitrogen first acts like a fertilizer and greens up the affected area. But dogs, being creatures of habit, tend to urinate in the same spots over and over. The excessive nitrogen will eventually kill the grass, leaving a nasty brown patch in your lawn.

So what can be done to prevent dog spots from forming on your lawn?

First you should make an effort to wash off and dilute areas of your lawn that your dog has urinated on. But this can be difficult because most of us are not around every time our dog urinates on the lawn. There are supplements and treats that are specifically designed to diminish dog spots. There are also liquid lawn applications that help repair urine burns. Normally your grass will recover with time, but if your dog spots are beyond repair and re-seeding is necessary, be sure to soak the area thoroughly before and after seeding and consider using a boundary repellent to keep your pet away from the area while your grass recovers.