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If you have a dog, you have dog waste. And while it might seem harmless to let it sit for a few days, the reality is very different. Dog poop isn’t fertilizer. It’s a health risk. 1. It Spreads Harmful Bacteria Dog waste can contain bacteria like E. coli and salmonella, along with parasites that linger in your yard for weeks. The longer it sits, the more it breaks down into the soil. Rain spreads it. Paw traffic spreads it. Kids playing in the yard come into contact with it.

November in Central Iowa means falling leaves and the annual rush to get the yard ready for winter. But before you grab the rake… look down! 👀 Those leaves aren’t just covering your grass — they’re hiding a nasty “poop trap.” 🍂 The Fall Warning Hidden Hazards: Fallen leaves cover dog waste, turning your yard into a minefield of bacteria and germs that pets (and kids!) can track right inside. Mower Mayhem: Trying to mulch leaves and waste together? Big mistake. You’re just s

We aim to make our sign up process as easy as possible. You can sign up online or give us a call (515-207-5058) and we’ll take care of it for you!   1. Click “Free Quote” You’ll be asked to provide your zip code to ensure we cover your area.  You’ll also be asked for the number of dogs you have and the frequency of service you are wanting (weekly is the most common).  After you add this information you will get a personalized quote.   2. Sign up! Your first cleanup is FREE! C

As pet owners, we love our furry companions—but let’s be honest, keeping a yard clean with dogs around can be a full-time job. At Scooper...