Artificial Pet Grass in Tennessee

Digging, clawing, eating, going pee, and even playing are natural canine habits that can harm actual grass. This tragically means giving up on ever having a lovely yard for many pet owners. With Beacon Turf & Design, you won't have to. Artificial grass for dogs in Nashville, TN has a number of benefits over natural grass, regardless of the breed, size, or temperament of your dog, including:

• A safe place to run around and play: Natural grass is full of undiscovered hazards that might hurt your dog, including ravenous insects, sharp rocks and sticks, and grass blades. Grass pollen can cause allergies in certain dogs. Your dog can have itching welts or even worse after one good roll in the wrong place. Our installations in the Nashville region employ artificial turf that is specifically created to be pet-safe. There are no hazardous chemicals, pollen, or other allergens because it is made of non-toxic materials.
• Flea and tick control: The absence of ticks and fleas on artificial grass is another significant benefit. These pests enjoy hiding in the tall grass and waiting to attack an unwary dog or person. Fleas and ticks can spread harmful diseases to your pet in addition to being an annoyance. The good news is that pests, such as fleas and ticks, cannot survive on artificial turf at all, greatly lowering the likelihood of infestation.
• No more dirt and mud: Dogs enjoy playing and don't mind getting messy in the process. The dirtier the better, in fact! If your lawn is natural, you probably spend a lot of time removing mud, grime, and grass stains from your carpet and floors. These problems are permanently resolved with artificial grass, practically overnight. No matter how much your dog plays outside or how hard it rains, it won't matter with our professional installation. Mud pools and bare dirt areas are a thing of the past.
• Easier pet potty cleanup: In contrast to real grass, artificial turf is fully impervious to the effects of dog poop and feces. It won't ever develop brown or yellow patches from your pet's feces as a result. It's now easier than ever to clean up. After your dog uses the restroom, collect the solids as is typical. Let the drainage system handle any remaining waste and pee after thoroughly rinsing the area.