smellgone PETFILL

1. Work out your turf area in square metres (length × width). A quick estimate: 1 pace ≈ 1 metre, so walk the length and width of the lawn and multiply. Multiply the area by the application rate above, then divide by 15 for the number of 15 kg bags. For example, 10 m² with 1 small dog at 5–7 kg per m² takes 50–70 kg, or 4–5 bags.
2. Pour PETFILL across the turf in sections and spread evenly using a stiff-bristled broom or the back of a rake, working from one end to the other.
3. Work the granules into the fibres with a stiff-bristled hand broom or power broom, sweeping in multiple directions until they settle into the base.

Already have turf that smells? PETFILL won’t clear an existing odour. Treat it thoroughly with SYNTURF first, then lay PETFILL in to keep it protected going forward.

PETFILL stays in the turf and generally doesn’t need reapplying. If odour starts to creep back as the granules fill up and wear down, brush in a top-up rather than replacing it.

Wear a dust mask and gloves while applying, as a precaution against loose mineral dust. It’s not a hazard warning.

• Clinoptilolite - a naturally occurring volcanic mineral (a zeolite) that traps ammonia in its porous structure
• Nothing else - pH neutral, with nothing else added

• Goes in with new turf, replacing or topping up the sand, or brushes into turf you already have, so odour is stopped before it can start
• Preventative, not a cure: it won’t clear odour already in the backing. Treat turf that already smells with SYNTURF first
• Absorbs the urine and locks away the ammonia that causes the smell
• Holds moisture and releases it back out as cooling vapour, taking an average of 15°C off the surface, great through an Australian summer (verified by Acousto-Scan, an accredited sports-surface lab)
• 1 application generally lasts for years; top it up as it fills rather than replacing it