What is Pet Lawn Bare Repair?
Pet Lawn Bare Repair is a grass patch repair that combines urine-resistant seed, slow-release nitrogen, and moisture-holding mulch to repair pet spots in your lawn. Grow pet-resistant grass in just two weeks to help you maintain a more durable, pet-friendly lawn that stands up to pet pee and play.
When to apply it
Apply Pet Lawn Bare Repair spring through fall when daily average temperatures are between 55-70 degrees F. Make sure lawns are well-hydrated lawn and actively growing, not stressed.
How to apply with a custom lawn plan
Ideally apply after fertilizer, weed control, and pet spot treatment. Apply at the recommended rate for even growth, and keep the soil moist until the seeds germinate—which might be up to 1-2x daily!
How to apply Pet Lawn Bare Repair
Prep
Remove debris and lightly break up exposed soil in bare areas
Apply
Apply evenly on bare areas at a rate of 1 cup per 1 square foot. For overseeding thin growth areas, spread over your lawn at a rate of 1 pound per 15 square feet.
Water
Gently water seeded areas 1–2x daily until new growth is 2” tall. Keep the soil moist, but do not allow water to pool.
Pet Lawn Bare Repair tips
- Pet Lawn Bare Repair is made for cool-season lawns.
- Keep the soil moist until the seeds germinate.
- Apply at the recommended rate for best results.
- Regular watering is crucial — water lightly up to 1-2x daily.
Pet Lawn Bare Repair
- 3 in 1—mulch, nutrients & seed
- Premium tall fescue and ryegrass
- Repairs in 14 days or less
- Covers up to 55 sq. ft.
Bare Repair FAQs
When will I see results?
You should see results and germination within 14 days or less with proper watering and sunshine levels.
How do I use this with other Sunday products?
Pet Lawn Bare Repair is made to work with Sunday custom plans and other Sunday lawn products. For best results, control weeds before seeding. Why? The more weeds you remove, the less competition from weeds. You can apply fertilizer before or after patching your lawn.
When should I stop patching?
Stop using Pet Lawn Bare Repair in the fall—sometime between the end of September and mid-October when temperatures cool down, and lawns are no longer actively growing. This will avoid spreading nutrients from Bare Repair onto your lawn when grass can no longer absorb them.
How and where do I store products?
Store this product sitting upright with the cap closed tightly. Do not store in excessive heat or freezing temperatures. Seed bags should be used in the year purchase for best germination results.
