How Many Dog Rocks Does Your Dog Need? 🪨🐶
It’s not actually about the size of your dog…
When it comes to Dog Rocks, the amount you need depends on how many dogs you have, how many water bowls they use, and how much water each bowl holds!
💧 The simple rule
You need 200g of Dog Rocks for every 2 litres of water.
So, take a look at your dog’s water bowls:
2 litre bowl → 200g of Dog Rocks
4 litre bowl -> 400g of Dog Rocks
And if you have more than one water bowl you’ll need to work it out for each bowl. Every water source needs to be treated with Dog Rocks to work!
🐕 Got more than one dog?
No problem!
If your dogs share a water bowl, you only need to calculate the amount based on how much water is in that bowl.
If your dogs have separate bowls, simply calculate the amount needed for each one.
For example:
Two dogs + two 2-litre bowls =
200g of Dog Rocks in each bowl.
🪨 How often do you replace them?
Dog Rocks should be replaced every 2 months.
Just rinse them, place them in the water bowl and let them get to work.
And remember, Dog Rocks are
100% natural, vet-formulated Australian igneous rocks
designed to filter impurities from your dog’s drinking water. They don't change the pH of the water and aren't a medication.
🪨 DID YOU KNOW?
Dog Rocks don't change the pH of your dog's urine.
It might sound surprising, but Dog Rocks work in your dog's water, not by altering the acidity of their urine.
The naturally occurring minerals in Dog Rocks work through an ion-exchange process, helping to filter out impurities such as tin, ammonia and nitrates from your dog's drinking water.
So you can think of Dog Rocks as a little water filter for your dog's bowl — they sit in the water and do their job without changing its pH.
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