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Doogie Dooty Clean Up Can Be A Real Chore, Let Us Handle It
Being a pet owner can be an incredibly fulfilling experience. They provide you with companionship, entertainment, and unconditional love. But there are some parts of being a pet owner that are less than enjoyable. One of those less than enjoyable things is having to pick up dog poop.
When you have a dog, taking them outside to do their business is part of the job. This means you either have to be hyper diligent about cleaning dog droppings or pick a day of the week where you commit to cleaning up the yard.
Having to pick up dog poop is never a great task, especially when it is raining, snowing, or blisteringly hot. This can sometimes result in your yard looking messy and unkempt. Leaving this pet waste in your yard also opens up the chance that your dog may choose to eat it or roll around in it. All dog owners have been on the receiving end of that moment of horror when you see your dog get on his back and roll around in something in the yard. Cleaning up a dog that has rolled in his own poop is not fun at all.
Thankfully, we are here to help with Bloomfield Township pooper scooper services!
Cleaning Animal Crap Is What We’re Best At?
We are a service that will pick up dog poop plain and simple. That’s right. Our professional technicians will come to your home and clean up dog poop from your yard. We come on a regular schedule set by you so you can always count on a clean yard. Gone are the days of forgetting to clean up the yard until you or one of your family members steps in dog poop.
Why Hire Professional Bloomfield Township Pet Waste Removal Service?
You may think that hiring professionals to pick up dog poop is an unnecessary service, but how many times have you been standing in your garage or at your front door dreading having to pick up dog poop? This is exactly why our service exists. We remove that less than pleasant part of being a pet owner off your to-do list. You can rely on our uniformed technicians to come and thoroughly clean your yard no matter the weather, temperature, or day of the week.
What Bloomfield MI Services Do We Offer?
Our main service is picking up dog poop. But we also offer services to clean up Bloomfield Township wild animal waste. This is a great service to consider if you live near a pond, lake, or golf course. You know how frustrating it is to walk into your lawn and see duck and goose waste all over. We take care of that for you! This is especially helpful during their migration periods when the amount of waste can get overwhelming.
Our services cover yards and homes both large and small. We have special pricing custom fit to you, the size of your yard, the size of your dog, the number of dogs, and the frequency with which you want us to clean. Have a large property? Call us for custom solutions!
Health Risks of Dog Feces
Disposing of dog waste is probably the most unpleasant task of being a dog owner. One new method of dealing with odor, insect, and other problems associated with disposing of dog droppings are dog waste composters, which are similar to regular compost bins but much easier to use. Here's how they work...
Dog Waste Composters: An Overview
Let's face it, if you're a dog owner, one of your more unpleasant tasks is picking up after your pet. Most pet owners store their dog's waste in a garbage can and wait for trash pick up day. In the interim, there are the inevitable odor problems, as well as pesky insects like flies hovering around the can.
Further, traditional disposal of dog waste is one of the largest pollutants to city storm sewers. As the fecal matter decomposes in landfills, it typically runs off to storm sewers, creating an environmental strain on local water systems.
Many pet owners are choosing a more environmentally friendly way to deal with this problem. Dog waste composters are designed to speed natural decomposition of pet waste and transform it into harmless groundwater run off.
These units are durable and relatively inexpensive. Most units run anywhere from $50 to $80. While the environmental benefits alone make these compost bins worthwhile, users indicate the elimination of odor and insect problems to be an even bigger benefit.
Summary
If you're looking for an environmentally safe solution to your dog waste problem, consider a pet waste compost bin. They are easily installed in your back yard, with only the top lid visible. Once it is installed, just drop the bagged waste material into the bin. Over a few weeks, it will decompose on its own, with no need for any other disposal on your part.
Dog Waste and Our Community
Picking Up Dog Poo Poo - How NOT To Do It!
Dog Poop Is Just Plain Nasty (And So Disgusting)!
Dog Poop Removal by Disposing Feces in a Dignified Way
It also causes problems for landscapers, maintenance people, and community management. In addition to being disgusting, if pet waste is not cleaned up on a regular basis, it can breed flies, kill grass, and transmit disease as well as possibly generate a fine to the community management company from the EPA for ground water pollution.
But since studies show that a significant number of pet owners (over 40 percent) will not pick up after their dogs, there are options to help control pet waste. If you don't do it yourself, consider hiring an affordable pet waste cleanup service such as Pet Butler. If you do choose to hire a cleanup service as part of your cleanup efforts, we use all natural products that are safe around children and animals, the waste bags used are biodegradable, we disinfect our tools and shoes prior to and after servicing your facility, and all Pet Butlers are fully bonded and insured.
Dog feces is more than just a nuisance it can pose a serious health hazard. Why? A number of common parasites, including roundworm, are transmitted via dog feces.
Tell your friends and neighbors about the effects of pet waste on the environment. Encourage them to clean up after pets. Throw pet waste in the garbage; never wash it out into the street or into the storm drain.
At home - Remove pet waste from your yard at least once every week. Dispose of waste properly. All EPA approved landfills that accept normal household waste are built to safely contain pet waste.
Tell your friends and neighbors. A cleaner environment is good for your pets, your family and your community. Good for you!
How to Dispose of Dog Crap?
Dog Poop Removal by Disposing Feces in a Dignified Way
How to Dispose of Dog Poop?
How to Dispose of Dog Poop?
I have four small dogs, none of which weigh over 10 pounds. I am convinced that they produce at least their own weight in waste each and every day. I have tried everything to reduce the amount of feces these miniature fertilizer machines produces in a twenty four hour period, but nothing seems to work. I finally gave up on trying to reduce the amount and instead decided that I needed to find a way to reap the rewards of this obviously god sent bounty.
I had always the heard the crude expression that the grass was greener where the dogs had s---, so I decided to investigate this. It turns out that the expression isn't exactly true. The high nitrogen content of the excrement is not only not right for grass, it actually promotes the growth of many weeds. That explains my yard. I knew it wasn't my fault. However, further research revealed that the dog feces could be mixed with other compost to make an excellent fertilizer for flowers. Problem solved.
I'm not quite at the point of soliciting strangers on the street for their extra dog feces, but I feel a little more satisfied that I'm getting something out of the entire mess. Now when I stoop down with my little plastic bag to clean up after my terrier, I no longer feel a slave of the royal court. I now look at is as taking advantage of the little guys for the benefit of my garden. I'm hoping this green approach to dog waste management will earn me some carbon credits to make up for the pollution my SUV produces.