Pet Health
What's Actually Living in Dog Poop Left in Your Yard
A pile left on the grass is not just unpleasant. It is a container for parasites and bacteria, and some of them keep for a very long time after the pile itself disappears.
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Straight Answers About
Dogs, Yards And Everything They Leave Behind.
No filler. What actually lives in dog waste, what it does to a lawn, how often a yard really needs cleaning, and what the rules are here in Philadelphia.
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Deodorizing and Sanitizing: When Scooping Alone Isn't Enough
Removing the pile is step one. On some surfaces, everything that made it smell is still there after the pile is gone.
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How Often Should You Actually Scoop the Yard?
The honest answer depends on three things: how many dogs, how much yard, and how much of it you want to use.
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Why Dog Waste Wrecks a Lawn — And Why It Isn't Fertilizer
Cow manure is fertilizer. Dog waste is not, and treating it like it is will cost you a lawn.
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Philadelphia Dog Waste Rules: What Owners Should Know
Picking up after your dog in Philadelphia is not a courtesy. It is a requirement, and it extends further than most owners realize.
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Winter Pet Waste Cleanup: Why Skipping It Costs You in Spring
Snow does not make the problem go away. It files it for later, and the thaw delivers the whole winter at once.
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