Pet Naturals of Vermont® Lawn Aid Dog Chews 60 Count

Pet Naturals of Vermont® Lawn Aid Dog Chews 60 CountLawn Aid chews feature methionine, an amino acid that helps reduce ammonia and reduce lawn discoloration . Weve also included brewers yeast, which contains B vitamins for a light diuretic effect, meaning dogs will urinate more with a lower nitrogen content. Cranberry extract is also included in this delicious chicken liver flavored chew to maintain urinary tract health. Keep your dog healthy and your lawn green with Lawn Aid chews. Safe use in

Lawn Aid chews feature methionine, an amino acid that helps reduce ammonia and reduce lawn discoloration . We’ve also included brewer’s yeast, which contains B vitamins for a light diuretic effect, meaning dogs will urinate more with a lower nitrogen content. Cranberry extract is also included in this delicious chicken liver flavored chew to maintain urinary tract health. Keep your dog healthy and your lawn green with Lawn Aid chews. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If your dog is susceptible to formation of bladder stones, consult with your veterinarian prior to use. If animal’s condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. Store in a cool, dry place. For use in dogs only. For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children and animals. Your pet may consider this a treat. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately. DOGS, URINE AND LAWN BURN : Lawn burn is caused by nitrogen in dog urine. Urine contains a high level of Urea products. Urea has the highest concentration of nitrogen for all solid nitrogenous fertilizers in common use. Nitrogen waste products are the result of normal protein break down in the body and are responsible for the lawn burn. Female dogs are more likely to cause lawn burn because they empty the entire bladder in one location instead or lifting their leg and marking like males. Large dogs increase the quantity of nitrogen in one location due to large urine deposits and are more likely to cause lawn burn. The primary goal when trying to reduce urine damage to lawns is to minimize the nitrogen concentration in the urine. ABOUT THE FORMULA : Methionine is an amino acid that helps manage normal ammonia. Brewer’s yeast contains B vitamins for a light diuretic effect. The B vitamins may help to increase urination frequency and lower the nitrogen concentration. Lower nitrogen concentration may help fertilize the lawn rather than give the lawn a nitrogen burn or “dog spot.” Yucca schidigera is an herb that binds ammonia, which helps to reduce the nitrogen burn effect caused by urine. Cranberry Extract is an herb that helps to maintain urinary tract health.