Things You'll Need
- Water hose
- Pet urine removal product for lawns
- Rake
- Grass seed
- Compost or potting soil
Instructions
Spray the urine-soaked grass immediately with pressurized water from a hose to dilute the nitrogen in the urine. Allow to dry.
Apply a product designed to neutralize the chemicals found in pet urine, such as See Spot Run! Lawn Protectant, Lawn Spot Away or Green-UM spray; these can be purchased in pet supply stores, or online. Allow to dry.
Rake the affected area to remove as much of the dead grass as possible.
Cover the dead area with grass seed, applying enough so that seeds are touching, but do not pour on in thick layers. Apply a covering of compost or rich potting soil over the seed.
Water gently with a sprinkler or watering can to saturate the seeds, but avoid washing the compost or dirt away. Continue watering every few days, saturating the soil, until new grass is established.