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She’s down in the dumps alright, that of the dog and cat kind. Meet Stephanie Chow, owner of a newly found small business in Asheville called Pet Poo Skiddoo. Her company offers unusual services for local residents, which include scooping
“Anthropocene” is a coined term referring to the human impact on our planet. Thousands of studies have been done to measure the level of Anthropocene and what we can do to lessen it. But this study opened our minds to
If you have a pet, whether being a dog or cat, there’s a very good chance you’ve dealt with at least a few piddle accidents in your home. We love our pets, but sadly their urine can gradually ruin your
Dog poop attracts rats because they like to eat it, plain and simple. In fact, dog poop is said to be the number one food source for rats in developed areas. Although dog poop contains a lot of toxins and
Our new informational booklets are being given out to local veterinarians and businesses around Asheville to help spread word about the importance of cleaning up after our pets properly. Why Scoop? 6 Unsettling Facts about Dog Waste What’s in the
This article discusses many different potty issues that can arise in puppies and adult dogs and how you can stop your dog from pooping and peeing in the house. When house training has failed or suddenly stops working, there are
You’ve talked to your vet, you’ve hired dog trainers, but nothing seems to work. Sometimes smaller dogs have such small bladders or perhaps you’ve adopted an older rescue dog stuck in their ways. Don’t lose hope! Here are 12 quick &
With the latest outbreak of Canine Influenza taking place right here in our hometown of Asheville, NC, Pet Poo Skiddoo has put together some facts to help pet owners learn more about the virus, and hopefully ease their mind a
The Claim I am sure many of us have heard that pregnant women should not clean litter boxes. Is this true? And if so why? This article takes a look at the common parasite “Toxoplasma gondii”, which is at the
Did you know? 72.8 million dogs currently live in the United States 30,000 tons of waste is collectively produced every day That’s 10 million tons of dog waste produced every year That’s a lot of dog poop, but what exactly