Every turf cleaner says "pet-safe." But it's a claim, not a guarantee — and it's worth knowing what it actually means before someone sprays chemicals where your kids and dogs play.
What "non-toxic" should mean
It should mean the treatments are safe for children and pets the moment they dry — typically 30 to 60 minutes after the job is done — and that nothing harmful is left sitting in the turf they roll around on.
Questions worth asking any company
- Are your products safe for pets and kids once dry, and how long until it's safe to go back out?
- Do you treat odor at the source, or just apply a masking fragrance?
- Is anything harsh being used that I wouldn't want my dog licking?
Our approach
Everything we use is non-toxic and pet- and child-friendly as soon as it dries. When we're done, the whole family can get right back out there — that's the entire point of our "clean enough to go barefoot" standard. Curious how we handle pet odor without harsh chemicals? That's the good part.
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