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Are mysterious dead spots appearing in your lawn? Sunday founders Coulter and Trent identify and solve Christa from Denver's lawn pet spots problem. These distinctive dead spots with lush green rings are unmistakably pet urine damage. The concentrated nitrogen in pet urine kills grass in the center where it's too strong, while creating a green ring where the diluted urine actually fertilizes the grass. Solutions for lawn repair include: 1. Sunday's Pet Patch product to mitigate urine damage to soil 2. Our specialized Pet Lawn Grass Seed bred to handle nutrient overload and resist pet spots 3. Lawn overseeding with urine resistant grass varieties for long-term pet spot protection Fun fact: Contrary to popular belief, female dogs don't have chemically different urine - they simply tend to concentrate it in smaller areas, causing more visible damage. Create your custom Denver lawn care plan: getsunday.com/local-guide/lawn-care-in-denver-co Shop our recommended pet-friend...
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