animal waste management

 You might think that your dog’s feces can be a fertilizer, just like many other mammals. In reality, dog feces includes a high concentration of nitrogen, which is bad for most plants and lawns. If you want to keep your lawn green, you often have to pick up after your pet. 

Dogs eat more protein than humans, so their poop is highly acidic and leaves extra nutrients in areas like our lakes and rivers, contributing to environmental deterioration.

Overall, due to excessive nitrogen, acidic pH, pathogens, and toxins, dog poop is not considered a good fertilizer. 

It's bad for the environment; another reason why dog poop clean-up is so important.

 Dog waste contains harmful bacteria and parasites (like E. coli, salmonella, and roundworms) that can pose health risks to humans, especially children and pets.

Cleaning up after your pet, or hiring a service provider to do the task for you, reduces these risk by maintaining a cleaner and healthier outdoor environment for your family, guest and pets.

  Provides consistent cleaning.  Services can be scheduled weekly or bi-weekly, ensuring your yard stays consistently clean regardless of your personal schedule, holidays, or weather conditions. You can have a clean yard year-round without lifting a finger. 

 Frees up your schedule. Picking up after your dog is a time-consuming and tedious chore, especially for multi-dog households or those with large properties. Hiring a service frees up your valuable time for more enjoyable activities.