While artificial grass is ideal for pet areas and the required maintenance in keeping up the lawn is minimal

Probably the most common maintenance item with pet turf is dealing with odor caused by urine. While artificial grass is ideal for pet areas and the required maintenance in keeping up the lawn is minimal, treating the odor caused by pet urine will be necessary and ongoing. We have tested many different products over the years in search of the most effective solution for treating urine odor. Everything from bleach and water to simple green and even vinegar. We have also tested products developed specially for artificial turf and have found that a combination of a disinfectant combo’d with a deodorizer to be the most effective. The treatment process is two-fold – you must kill the bacteria that causes the odor, however, it takes a couple of days for the odor to dissipate after the bacteria has been killed. This does not give you immediate odor relief, which is where the deodorizer comes into play. Most likely your pets will be back out on the turf and urinating on the turf again which makes the disinfecting and deodorizing process an ongoing maintenance item.