Tomato Juice For Dogs

I've heard feeding your dog tomato juice with women to eliminate their food with burning yellow spots in the yard. I had some expired V8 that I fed, and did not notice burns news until we ran last week. I checked with my vet about the supplements they are giving to your dog, but I heard those who may jeopardize the health of your dog. My own vet said nothing. (Although they've never heard of tomato juice.) I have a dog and a dog 35 pounds £ 65. For those who use the tomato juice, how much do you recommend feeding everyone to find the perfect balance between keeping the grass green and not spending too much of juice to say more money necessary on the juice? Thank you!

It is the nitrogen in dog urine burns the grass, not the acidity of urine. dog pee bottom is over-fertilization of the lawn.

Tomato juice only works because the salt makes your dog refuses to drink more water, which dilutes the nitrogen in the urine. It also increases the risk of your dog developing kidney problems long term.

Either train your dog to urinate in a designated area or chase your dog with a garden hose and dilute the pee.

ADD: people seriously, get it. pee dog has a pH of 6.0 to 8.0 (slightly acidic to slightly alkaline), which is not enough to burn the grass. Nitrous in urine is the real culprit.

it doesn't work. tomatoes are acidic and will only add to the question.

No does not work! tomatoes are already naturally acidic and it will only make them more acidic urine.


Another one of those stupid Old Wives tales that have no basis for the work at all!