Green Scoop Pooper Scooper Service

05/06/2023

Hiring summer help! Hours are flexible!!!! Must have a valid driver's license.

For more information or to apply contact Ryan 269-308-0289

25/02/2023

THEY P**P WE SCOOP! Scheduling now for Spring clean-ups!

269-308-0289

We offer one time, monthly, biweekly, and weekly scheduling.

20/03/2022

07/03/2022

Is a p**p free yard on your holiday to do list? We can help! 269-308-0289

07/03/2022

They p**p. We Scoop.

Scheduling now for Spring yard clean ups. 269-308-0289

We offer weekly, biweekly, monthly and 1-time clean ups.

24/02/2022

Did you know????

https://www.naturesseed.com/grass-seed/how-to-grow-grass-with-dogs/

The Scoop on Dog Waste Effects of Grass Seeds and Lawns

Dog waste has an immediate negative impact on living plants, seeds, and lawns. Left to decay, this matter turns toxic and decomposes into the soil. Sitting in a dog’s f***l matter are a variety of bacteria and viruses, including campylobacteriosis, salmonellosis, coccidia, toxocariasis, cysticerosis (tapeworms), E. coli, giara, and parvo.

Through a variety of rain and humidity, these pathogens then seep into the water table. From here, this matter can pollute water, cause toxic algal blooms, leak into lakes, streams, and rivers, and contaminate the water we drink. Sewage waste treatment centres don’t have the ability to treat dog waste, so the 41% of pet owners that don’t clean up after their pets are seriously risking the health of their own neighborhoods.

The bottom line is that dog p**p is not fertilizer. This is one kind of organic matter that your lawn — and the rest of the water table — can do without.

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Growing grass from grass seed can be difficult with a dog. Read our quick guide to learn how to grow grass seed despite having dogs around!

17/02/2022

The snow melts but the 💩doesn't. Scheduling now for 💩clean up. Give us a call 269-934-8211

07/02/2022

Routing now for Spring clean ups!! Call to add your property to our route. 269-308-0289

20/01/2022

https://www.purina.com/articles/dog/care/winter-safety-tips-for-dogs-in-snow

Snow is exciting and new for dogs, but it comes with certain risks. Our experts offer winter safety tips for dogs in snow so they can enjoy the winter wonderland. Click here to learn more.

19/01/2022

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18/01/2022

https://www.pawtracks.com/dogs/how-to-protect-your-dog-in-snow/

Can I leave my dog in snow?

Depending on your dog’s breed, you should limit the amount of time he spends outside in the snow. It’s safe for northern breeds like Siberian huskies to remain outside for longer stretches of time than most breeds. But a small, short-coated breed like a Chihuahua will need a good winter coat and boots if he’s going to spend time playing outside. Generally speaking, it’s safe for most dogs to spend around 10-15 minutes outside without getting too cold, provided the temperature isn’t substantially below freezing. You should never leave your dog unattended in the snow for long periods of time, as he may develop frostbite or suffer from hypothermia.

14/01/2022

Scheduling free estimates for spring dog waste removal. Contact our office 269-308-0289.

31/07/2021

Shout out to Art & Image for the table throw!!!