Dog Lawn Support Chews with DL-Methionine, Cranberry, Yucca, Apple Cider Vinegar and Probiotics in 170- or 340-Count Options
Dog lawn support chews combine DL-methionine, cranberry, yucca extract, apple cider vinegar, probiotics and enzymes in a chicken-flavored tablet. Yuma’s Green Lawn formula is intended to support normal digestion and urine composition as part of a routine for reducing yellow lawn spots.
Choose 170 chews or the 340-chew value pack, taking care to select the Green Lawn + Probiotic variant because the listing also includes unrelated supplement types. Follow the current weight-based serving chart and provide unrestricted fresh water. Do not attempt to change urine pH without veterinary advice, especially for dogs with urinary stones, kidney disease, medication or a prescription diet. Lawn discoloration also depends on hydration, grass type, weather and where the dog urinates; no supplement can guarantee green grass. Straining, frequent urination, blood, accidents, pain or excessive thirst needs prompt veterinary evaluation. Stop use for vomiting, diarrhea, appetite change or discomfort. Keep the jar sealed and dry.
Specifications
- Brand: Yuma’s
- Product: Dog lawn support chews
- Flavor: Chicken
- Form: Tablets
- Counts: 170 or 340
- Pack formats: Single or value pack
- Selected variant: Green Lawn + Probiotic
- Highlighted ingredients: DL-methionine cranberry yucca and apple cider vinegar
- Additional ingredients: Probiotics and enzymes
- Target animal: Dog
- Life stages: All listed
- Breed sizes: All listed
- Use: Lawn spot digestive and urine composition support
- Documented package weight: 13.76 oz
- Package dimensions: About 4.09 x 3.66 x 3.62 in
- Model: GRL170
- Made in USA: Listed
- Veterinarian formulated: Listed
- Serving: Follow weight-based label
- Water: Provide unrestricted fresh water
Frequently Asked Questions
Which counts are available?
Choose 170 chews or the 340-chew value pack.
Which listing variant should I select?
Choose Green Lawn + Probiotic because other options are different supplements.
Will these chews guarantee green grass?
No. Grass type, weather, hydration and urination location also affect lawn spots.
When do urinary signs need prompt care?
Straining, blood, pain, frequent urination or excessive thirst needs veterinary assessment.