Protect Your Yard and Delight Your Dog Pet Chef Nutrition's Dog Urine Neutralizer for Lawn a plant-safe, dog-friendly approach to guarding your yard while supporting daily wellness

This 140-count jar provides soft chews that fit into a convenient routine your dog can look forward to

How it works The formula centers on DL-Methionine to help balance urine pH and may reduce the nitrogen load reaching your lawn

Crafted in the USA, the blend is described as vet- and from harsh chemicals, ing a gentle, natural option for yard care

DL-Methionine helps balance urine pH and may reduce nitrogen exposure to the grass

A 6-probiotic blend (30 billion CFUs) supports digestive comfort and urinary function

A nutrient-rich mix includes Spirulina, Kona Berry, and sweet potato to nourish skin, coat, eyes, and energy

140 chews per jar provide better value, with about 55% more than many competitors

natural, non-GMO, grain-, no artificial flavors or preservatives; made in the USA under strict quality control

What you might notice in everyday life In homes, dogs often welcome the tasty chews, turning daily routines into easy, predictable moments

The combination of probiotics, superfoods, and immune-supporting ingredients can translate into a calmer tummy, greater coat vitality, and a more inviting yard for playtime

Enjoyment: a palatable treat that fits into daily routines

Digestive & urinary harmony: a supportive blend that aligns with healthy gut and bladder function

Holistic care: nutrient-rich ingredients may contribute to overall wellbeing and skin health

While individual results vary, this approach a holistic option for dog owners seeking a plant-forward supplement to pair with good lawn care

If your dog has medical concerns or special dietary needs, consult a veterinarian before use

FAQ Q: Is this product safe for all dog breeds and sizes

A: Designed for broad use; consult your vet for special needs

USA-made, non-GMO

Q: How might these chews help with lawn burn spots

A: They may balance urine pH and support digestion, potentially reducing the lawn’s nitrogen impact