Dog Poop Removal service
The Situation Report is clear: You have a dog, your have a yard, and your dog poops in the yard several times a day, and your left with what resembles a battlefield full of exposed landmines.
The Mission Objective is at DEFCON 1: A local and veteran owned and operated Doody Sergeant Pooper Scooper Trooper dispatches to your home on a schedule and carefully removes and disposes of the pet waste, ensuring your yard is clean and safe for your family and friends to enjoy.
Rather than spending your precious free time cleaning up after your dog, you can spend more quality moments with your pet and family. Our professional pet waste removal service keeps your yard clean and hygienic without any effort on your part. Whether you're busy, have mobility challenges, or simply want to avoid the unpleasant chore of picking up dog waste, Doody Sergeant's® Pooper Scooper Troopers provide a convenient and dependable solution.
Yard Deodorizing service
Your dog could be the opposition force behind those persistent odors on your patio, deck, or sidewalk. While it's easy to forgive your furry family member for their accidents, getting rid of outdoor pet odors can be tricky—until you call Doody Sergeant®. We offer deodorizing services for patios, decks, and yards, helping to restore a fresh, clean scent to your outdoor spaces.
Our Pooper Scooper Troopers, from local and veteran owned and operated Doody Sergeant®, use a natural kennel grade cleaning solution with deodorizing enzymes that are tough on odors but gentle on various surfaces. You can include this as an add on to your regular service plan or periodically add it to treat your yard, patio, deck, and sidewalks.
10 reasons to hire Doody Sergeant®
If you own a pet, you likely also have pet waste to deal with. While picking up dog poop may not be the most enjoyable task, it's a crucial responsibility every pet owner must take seriously. Here’s why:
Pet waste can pose health risks.
Many people don't realize that dog poop can carry harmful parasites and bacteria that may spread to humans, potentially causing illness.
It can make dogs sick too.
When pets become ill, their waste often carries contagious germs that can linger in the yard. The longer the waste stays on the ground, the higher the risk of reinfection for other pets.
It doesn’t just disappear.
Left untreated, pet waste breaks down into harmful bacteria, worms, and parasites that seep into the soil and eventually wash into the water supply. For example, roundworms are commonly found in dog feces and can remain infectious in the environment for years.
Rodents are attracted to pet waste.
Dog poop can be a food source for rats and other rodents, which are more common in urban and suburban areas. Rodents are not only an unpleasant nuisance but can also lower property values and pose additional health risks to residents.
Dog waste isn’t fertilize.
Unlike herbivores, dogs eat primarily animal-based foods, which means their waste is unsuitable for enriching soil. Leaving dog poop on the ground or in one concentrated area can harm soil health.
Mowing over dog poop doesn’t solve the problem.
While mowing over waste might seem like a quick fix, it doesn't actually eliminate it. The waste is still there, and bacteria and parasites remain a threat.
Do it for the children.
Kids often play outside without washing their hands regularly, making them more vulnerable to the bacteria and parasites found in dog poop. These contaminants can be transferred through direct contact with the waste.
It's ugly.
Dog poop scattered across your lawn is not only a health risk but also an eyesore, ruining the look of your yard and the enjoyment of outdoor spaces.
Dog waste is an environmental hazard.
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that just two or three days' worth of waste from about 100 dogs can generate enough bacteria to temporarily close nearby bays and waterways, restricting activities like swimming and fishing within a 20-mile radius.
Less mess, less stress.
The more frequently you pick up after your dog, the easier it is to manage the potential hazards of pet waste. If you don’t have the time or energy to handle the cleanup yourself, local pet waste removal services can take care of it for you—often at a cost comparable to a large pizza.
