We scoop up the poo so you don't have to!
Our 4th Annual DOGGONE SCARY Online Pet Costume Contest sponsored by Pet Poo Skiddoo, #1 pet waste removal company in Western North Carolina. This contest ended on November 1st, 2018 View Winners and All Submissions Here The Winner Will Receive:
Where & When? 5th Annual Doggie Dip will take place: Sunday, September 9th 2018, 12noon-5pm Recreation Park Pool – 65 Gashes Creek Asheville, NC What is a Doggie Dip? All Buncombe County recreational pools are drained at the end of
You’ve probably always been curious, but never could (or wanted to) actually track how long it takes for a pile of dog waste to decompose in your backyard. Well luckily, we’re a company that is willing to deal with the
Date: June 23rd, 2018 | 12:00 – 7:00pm Where: 68 Haywood St, Asheville, NC Cost: FREE! Come out to the exciting Venture Local event hosted by Asheville Grown. This event is to celebrate all things local! Come out and meet
Date: May 26th, 2018 | 12:00 – 7:00pm Where: 68 Haywood St, Asheville, NC Cost: FREE! Come out and see us at the first ever Venture Local event hosted by Asheville Grown. This event is to celebrate all things local!
We have always strived to reduce the waste we create in our business even though collecting waste is our business! Our decision for Pet Poo Skiddoo to create reusable bags for our poop scoopers not only dramatically decreases our plastic
Update: This tutorial follows the original design of our reusable bags. Visit our store to check out our new and improved (still handmade) products. Unless your town allows you to flush dog waste down the toilet or offers a composting
Our 3rd Annual DOGGONE SCARY Online Pet Costume Contest sponsored by Pet Poo Skiddoo, #1 pet waste removal company in Western North Carolina. *This contest ended 10/31/17 and the winner has been selected. Congratulations “Pippa Jensen” on winning this year’s contest
What is a Doggie Dip? All Buncombe County recreational pools are drained at the end of each season before the temperature drops. The pool in East Asheville has come up with the great idea of hosting a “Doggie Dip” before
All vertebrates (including mammals, birds, reptiles, and fish) possess the five basic senses – sight, sound, taste, smell and touch – that provide ways to gather information and interact with their surrounding environment. Interestingly, characteristics of each of these senses