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Facts
Serving Oceanside and Mission Valley, San Diego
Poop Facts & Pet Waste Truths
The Dirty Truth You Didn’t Know You Needed
You might think pet waste is “natural” and harmless—but that little landmine in your yard can pack a nasty punch. Here’s everything you didn’t want to know but definitely should about why poop removal matters.
Unlike cow manure, dog waste is high in protein and acidic, which actually damages your lawn instead of helping it grow. It can burn your grass, cause brown spots, and make your yard look rough.
Yep, just one gram of dog waste can contain up to 23 million fecal bacteria, including E. coli, salmonella, and other nasty microbes. These can spread through soil, water, and even air.
Dog poop can carry roundworms, hookworms, giardia, coccidia, and more. These parasites can infect other pets—and even humans—especially through bare feet or hands.
Dog poop can take over a year to fully break down—and while it sits there, it’s leaching bacteria and parasites into your soil and local water system. Gross, right?
Rain and sprinklers can wash uncollected waste into storm drains, polluting local oceans and rivers with bacteria and parasites that harm people, pets, and wildlife.
It might not seem like a big deal at first, but dog waste odor accumulates quickly—especially in warm weather. A weekly scoop can make a huge difference in how your yard smells and feels.
Your dog sniffing or stepping in infected waste can lead to re-infection or illness. Regular poop pickup = healthier pups.
The bottom line? Dog poop is more than just an eyesore. It’s harmful, gross, and best handled by the pros.
We know the facts. We’ve got the tools. Let us take care of the mess so you can enjoy your yard without the stink—or the stress.
