The Problem

The pungent smell of pet urine on artificial grass or turf evolves from ammonia. When rinsing down your artificial turf, the ammonia mixes with the water and forms crystal encrustations that block the drainage holes of the turf. This is what makes the smell even worse. Disinfectants only mask the smells caused by these encrustations and so smells keep reoccurring after cleaning.

How does Turf Pong™ remove the urine smell?

Turf Pong™ is a powerful combination of ammonia-eliminating enzymes and odour-eating bacteria. While enzymes break down ammonia and ammonia crystals on contact, long-acting, odor-eating bacteria continue to replicate until the food supply from the ammonia is finally exhausted. Both the smell and the source are eliminated completely.

Tips to help you manage the problem

• Spray a designated shady toilet area with a pheromones spray to encourage your pet to urinate in a specific area
• You can now easily identify the area requiring treatment before treating it with Turf Pong™.
• Make sure that the levelling layer and drainage zone are free-flowing to avoid unnecessary crystallizing of urine.
• Spray the rest of your artificial grass with Sannitree® Pet Repellent to discourage your pet from urinating elsewhere.
• Contact Us for other innovative solutions to help you manage pet urine smells on your artificial grass.