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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.
Pet Poo Skiddoo strives to keep our pet-loving community happier, healthier, and safer by lessening the spread of diseases that stem from lingering pet waste. Dog poop is not just an ugly eyesore that annoys your neighbors, it’s also bad
The 1st annual DOGGONE SCARY Online Pet Costume Contest sponsored by Pet Poo Skiddoo, WNC’s local pet waste removal company. Prize: The winner will receive one free month of yard scooping services (once a week for 4 weeks) as well as
What is Giardia? Giardia is found throughout the United States and in many other parts of the world. Often deemed the cause of “Traveler’s Diarrhea” in people due to many outdoor enthusiasts inadvertently consuming hidden giardia in contaminated waters. Giardia is
Meet Sammy Cooper aka “Scoops”. He goes by that nickname because that’s exactly what he likes to do… scoop! Many of you might wonder why Scoops’ favorite hobby is to pick up doodies after a dog or cat uses the
Your dog’s poop can tell you a lot about his or her health. Let’s face it, as much as we love talking to our dogs, they don’t really have a way of talking back. They can’t tell us what they’re
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