Why do it yourself
PET WASTE REMOVAL SERVICE
Servicing Forney, TX!
We’ll do the Dirty work for you
Many people mistakenly believe that dog poop acts as a natural fertilizer and decomposes quickly, but it can take up to a year to break down, potentially damaging plants and harming the environment in the process. Contrary to the belief that it doesn't harm the environment, dog waste can pollute water sources and spread bacteria and parasites like E. coli and roundworms. Leaving it in the yard can be harmful too. It can transmit diseases to other pets and humans, posing serious health risks. Recognizing these misconceptions is crucial for adopting better waste management practices and protecting both public health and the environment.
We know Poo!
Our staff is trained to detect concerns in dog poo, focusing on recognizing signs of potential health issues in dogs. This includes identifying abnormalities such as unusual color, consistency, presence of parasites, and foreign objects. With these skills, we aim to ensure the early detection of health problems, so that together we can keep your pets healthy.
Our Services
Weekly scoops
With our weekly service you’ll have your yard cleaned and deodorized on a weekly basis. Not only will the dog waste be removed, but the deodorizing will kill harmful bacteria that’s found in dog waste that kills grass and invites flies.
One-time scoop
If you’re in need of a one time cleaning this service will suit your needs. Whether you want your yard cleaned for a special event or maybe the family came with their dog that OWNED your yard for a few days and now it needs cleaning. Why Do It Yourself?
(Parvo) Treatment Service
Treating your yard for parvo when bringing home a new puppy is essential to protect their health. Parvovirus is highly contagious and can survive in the environment for months, posing a serious risk to young dogs with developing immune systems. Even if previous pets haven't shown symptoms, the virus can linger in soil, grass, and other surfaces. A thorough treatment ensures that your puppy has a safe space to explore, helping prevent a potentially life-threatening illness while giving you peace of mind during their early stages of life.