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Find everything you wanted to know (or perhaps didn't want to know) about your pet's poop. Learn the science, the history and some helpful tips related to the bathroom habits of your beloved dogs and cats.
The 1970’s. Why didn’t people pick up after their dog? How do you make someone perform such a foul task when they’ve never had to do it before? Before Dogs Were a Problem Taking a look back at the 1800s,
In modern society, we are fortunate enough to be surrounded by refined, highly organized cleaning operations that do an astonishing job at keeping our street and sidewalks clear of refuse despite our ever growing population. That is why when we
Mulch is a great way to maintain a healthy garden – it keeps your soil well-hydrated while suppressing unwanted weeds. For anyone wearing the hat of both a gardener and dog owner, the ongoing struggle always seems to be finding
It is common belief that the use of your lawn mower can be a quick and convenient way to rid your yard of dog poop whilst adding rich fertilizer to your soil – this myth is about to get busted.
In the moment, it seems like nothing could be worse when you’ve stepped into some dog doodie. Whatever good mood you may have been in has been completely robbed by the stinky mess that now encompasses your shoe. What can
Ever knock on wood? Cross your fingers? Pick up a penny hoping for good luck? Superstitions have been in existence for centuries across the globe throughout different countries and cultures – some created out of seemingly supernatural occurrences, other times
So you’re a pet owner now. You’ve allowed animals to enter your home and share a living space with you. But now they’ve taken advantage of your good nature and abusing the freedoms you’ve bestowed upon them. They’ve infiltrated every
Pet Poo Skiddoo, a local pet waste removal company in Asheville, introduces its latest feature for their commercial clients – The Pet Waste Tracker. The concerns of most property managers is (1) The look of their property as it appears
As of 2015, 320 million people are living in the U.S. with an estimated 80 million pet dogs. Being a pet waste removal company, the first thing we think of is, “That’s a lot of poop!” (And it is –
We love getting kisses from our doggies, but when they’ve recently been in the cat litter box, it’s a whole different story. This disgusting habit of snacking on feces (technical term being coprophagia) does not only cause smelly breath, but