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Grass seed built to stand up to dogs. And their business.
Urine-resistant tall fescue blend for cool-season lawns, tested against 160+ varieties for dog spot recovery and high traffic.
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Your lawn and your dog can coexist
Pet Lawn Grass Seed is a urine-resistant grass seed blend built from genetics, not chemical coatings. We tested 160 plus varieties and picked the ones that handle nitrogen and salt from dog urine. Two tall fescues, one ryegrass, for northern and transitional climates. Pair with Pet Patch Kit for concentrated spots that need soil repair first.
What makes Pet Lawn Grass Seed different
- Resists dog pee damage and heavy paw traffic
- 85% germination, 99.9% weed free seed
- Fills in dead spots and yellow patches fast
- Full sun to partial shade, most soil types
- A-LIST approved for quality and low upkeep
Ingredients
Turf-type tall fescue (two varieties). Deep roots and thick blades that stand up to heavy foot traffic and dog urine. These are the workhorses of the blend, built for long-term durability in your yard.
Perennial ryegrass (one variety). Fast germinating, often sprouting in 5 to 7 days. It fills in bare spots quickly while the fescue establishes deeper roots underneath.
How to use
Plant when temps are between 50 and 65 degrees F, typically early fall or spring.
- Prep the area. Rake away dead grass and loosen the top layer of soil. For spots with heavy urine damage, use Pet Patch Spot Treatment first to treat the soil underneath.
- Spread the seed. Use 2 lbs per 1,000 sq ft for maintenance overseeding. For heavy repair or bare ground, use 8 lbs per 1,000 sq ft.
- Cover lightly. Rake a thin layer of soil or compost over the seed to keep it in contact with the ground.
- Water daily. Keep the seeded area moist for the first 3 to 4 weeks. Short, frequent watering works best.
- Keep dogs off for 3 to 4 weeks. Give the new grass time to root in before letting pets back on it.




























