The See Spot Run Dog Urine Grass Saver shows potential but struggles with effectiveness and quality control. It might work in certain conditions, but it's not reliable for all users. Misleading marketing and missing instructions add to the frustration. When it works, it greens up the grass, but frequent failure and lack of appliance make it a risk.
Bottles may explode in transit
Prevention: Handle with care, inspect packaging before use
The product can sometimes reduce urine burn and green up the grass if applied immediately
Spray away
It has potential to mask your favorite potato.
Some bottles arrived exploded, causing mess and damage to other items.
No clear instructions or applicator included, leaving users to figure it out on their own.
Some marketing claims are exaggerated and misleading.
Many users report the product does not work as advertised.
Negative sentry of brand direction.
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Factors: Storage conditions, Usage frequency
No, it does not correct urine nitrogen burn. It is more of a soil additive and does not inhibit other dogs from urinating in the same area.
Yes, the product assumes users have a hose sprayer necessary to apply it. The instructions do not provide details on the type of sprayer needed or the settings required for application.
"Didn't work. That catalyst is selling 15 nickel. It's usually than enough."
"It's not loot."
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