The damage a friendly and active cat, dog, or pet goat can do to a yard is well known to owners of such animals. Likewise, you may know they can cause havoc inside your home if you don't let them burn off some steam in the backyard.

The grass in a backyard can almost vanish with lots of use from pets that enjoy playing. However, the worst is that they probably gnaw at something indoors; thus, letting them out is a sacrifice you need to make.

As you might expect, with natural grass, roughhousing and digging result in bald areas that are resistant to watering, nitrogen spiking, and sowing.

Now, you can learn more about San Tan Valley fake grass and how it holds up to pet use.

Will San Tan Valley Fake Grass Stand Up To Animal Use?

Can artificial turf handle the abuse pets often dish out? is a common concern among pet owners considering this alternative to natural grass? That's a fair inquiry, and the quick answer is that sure, it does.

Consider the artificial turf used in stadiums and other venues. Teams use this for years before it needs changing, so a few dogs are not likely to cause severe damage.

What About Dogs Digging in San Tan Valley Fake Grass?

There is much conjecture over whether dogs dig. So, you may wonder, what happens if dogs try to dig? Most dogs quickly understand digging is impossible on this new surface.

Since it isn't as satisfying to the touch as dirt, they are less motivated to dig. So, you may notice that dogs never dig in other surfaces such as concrete, kitchen floor, or carpets.

In addition, you can rest easy knowing your pets won't track dirt inside the house after playing on the new grass.

Pet Waste? What Happens to My San Tan Valley Artificial Turf?  

When your pet defecates on your brand-new grass, what do you do? The good news is that artificial grass is easy to maintain. So, if you spill urine on your lawn, hose it down, and your grass should look as easy as new.

However, while solid pet waste looks like a more significant problem, it's pretty simple to clean up. Many people previously removed a substantial amount of dirt along with their solid pet feces, but this is now impossible because of the prevalence of artificial lawns.

Luxury Turf artificial grass is impervious to spills and odors. So, the sooner you clean it up, the less of a hassle it will be. Most solid pet waste can be removed by picking it up and flushing it with water, while any residual fragments can be washed into the ground.

We get some people are uncomfortable using cleaners that might leach into the soil. To clean artificial grass naturally, use a spray bottle with equal parts vinegar and water.

Find a Pet-Friendly Fake Grass Lawn In San Tan Valley

Whether pets enjoy playing on artificial turf is another common topic. Once again, the answer is yes.

To dig holes and play about in the dirt is something your dogs may long for, but without a yard, they may feel deprived. Your dogs may miss their mischievous antics, but they'll be fine without them. Also, perhaps they'll smell better and be cleaner.

To learn more about how you can benefit, contact Luxury Turf here, and a staff member will be in touch. In addition, you can complete the minor form below if you need a quick response.

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