Dog Friendly Artificial Grass in Boise, Idaho: For Happier Pets and Families!

It's More Durable Than Real Grass

Dogs can be tough on grass, especially if they like to dig or play fetch. Over time, this can cause bare spots and patchy brown areas in your yard.

Artificial turf is much more durable and can stand up to even the most active dogs. Got a digger? No problem! They can try their best to dig through the turf, but they'll never be able to succeed.

Does your dog love running, fetch or other high-impact activities? Let them play to their heart's content without worrying about damaging the turf.

It's Easy to Keep Clean & Sanitary

Unlike real grass, artificial turf doesn't get muddy or dirty, so it's much easier to keep clean. All you need to do is brush away any debris that may have collected on the surface.

Wondering if your dog can pee and poop on artificial turf? Yes, they can! The turf drains quickly and doesn't retain any odor, so you can rest assured knowing that your yard will always stay clean, fresh and sanitary.

It's Low Maintenance

Artificial turf is one of the lowest maintenance landscaping options available. Once we're done installing it, you won't need to do anything special to take care of it. No mowing, watering, fertilizing or pesticides required! Just sit back, relax and enjoy your beautiful, low-maintenance yard with your furry friend.

It's Always Green & Gorgeous

No matter what time of year it is, your artificial turf will always look green, lush and healthy. That's because it's made of high-quality synthetic fibers that are specifically designed to resist fading.

It's More Comfortable for Dogs

Artificial grass stays cooler than concrete, asphalt and other hardscape, so it's more comfortable for your dog to walk and play on. This is especially important in the hot summer months when the pavement can get so hot that it's too uncomfortable for your dog to walk on.

It Feels Like Real Grass

Some pet parents worry that their dogs won't like artificial turf because it doesn't feel like real grass. However, most dogs quickly adjust to the new surface and enjoy playing and lying on it just as much as they do on natural grass.